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Brad. Great job once again ! Thank you also Joel for allowing brad to detect on you and your families property. and then share it’s beauty and historical information. Much appreciated. Til next Friday 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Brad, Everyone talks about the finds, yes their great. I want to talk about your cinematography skills! You shoot the most awesome videos I have ever seen. You show the crazy, the odd and the beauty of the woods! I have no clue if you are trained in this area or you just have the knack of seeing the beauty there! Great job!
Hey this is great, not only the detecting but the Quarry and the sap lines and the info about the maple tree bugs. Never occurred to me that a quarry could be anything other than a deep hole with stone walls and a swimming hole at the bottom. Hopefully you and Joel can get out again and maybe show us those cemeteries.
What a great video Brad. I wanted to congrats Joel on his FIRST hunt and finding two amazing coins & relics. Love the carvings on the cliff walls Joel. Great hunt and TY again for bringing us along. ATB&HH. Paul.
The filming and the editing is very good and I really enjoy metal detecting with you. I enjoy the longer videos as well. I think it must be somewhat rare to have so many sites that haven't been developed and built over. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you for sharing your passion and hobby with us.
And there goes another AT Pro off the shelf. Just knowing he could find even more history directly related to his family has to be quite an incentive. He was making it look easy though...lol.
Once again, excellent video. Love the beauty. Don't get to go out digging this weekend, so this is my fix, so thank you for taking us along and sharing.
Awesome video!! Very neat to have a family member from the ownership family with you!! Being that I'm a born and raised Okie, I had never been East of the big river into Yankie land. My Sister-in-law moved to the Upper peninsula of Michigan and has been there so long she is now a "Yupper" anyway, She sent back a bottle of real Maple syrup. Oh my goodness!!! I guess I have to admit good things do come from East of the Mississippi! Lol!! Vermont is on my bucket list!! I'll get up there one day!!! Thanks for taking us with you!!
thanks for sharing another Vermont adventure nice when landowners discover the excitement of discoveries of possible ancestors and trust you enough to invite you great ambassador Brad for you show your eye and love of nature into each video and respect for nature
It's Friday again! A nice stroll through the woods, enjoying nature, and finding treasure. Plus very interesting to see sap lines. Makes me want Vermont maple syrup with some pancakes.
Very nice discoveries. Excellent permission and cool to see the land owner to hunt with you. Enjoyed the video, excellent commentary and scenery. See you on the next treasure hunt.
Always great to see a landowner interested enough to go dig his own property and see some of it's true history! Nice assortment of relics, including toe taps, coins, buttons, lead etc. Interesting to see the syrup lines running thru the woods and the name etching in the quarry! Thanks for sharing as always and HH
Brad, what an awesome hunt through the gorgeous Maples and quarry. Some truly amazing colonial finds! Am sure your friend will be looking for a metal detector soon!! Have a great weekend my friend! Cheers till the next! Ken
You guys are not alone!! I grew up being told by my grandfather that bears hoot too. I still think that they hoot. They hoot only when they are talking to Sasquatch;-)
Never disappointed and always anticipating more of what I call “Brads World”!! Fantastic job as usual! Now we have to wait until next week . Thanks Brad
Another awesome video with great photography, cinematography, music and finds. How awesome for the land owner to find artifacts that his ancestors actually touched and wore. I do genealogy & research at a local archives and find those finds so exciting.I'm in Ontario, Canada and we as kids collected sap from our Maple Trees and made our own Maple Syrup. Thanks again for sharing your finds, skills and knowledge with us.
Along with enjoying the thrill of the hunt in your metal detecting videos, I also enjoy your affable personality and appreciation of even the modest of finds. A true joy to watch! I wish I could afford to metal detect as well, but must remain satisfied living vicariously through your videos.
You can rub the sap from american pokeweed on your skin to relieve the sting from the stinging nettle. It will go away almost instantly. Fun video and a well done production. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic! Good to see an owner and to think he's connected to those finds... And the maple syrup lines - that's a LOT of WORK, I should think - he might like to do a little vid of how it all works and what those beastly maple grubs look like & what can be done to thwart them!!!! Very enjoyable 👍
Awesome video thanks for sharing it.... I always found it more fun when you have someone all with you. Not only do they find things you may not of and you get to share in the joy of them finding things, but they get to enjoy seeing the things you find. It always great to share those moments in time with some else right there with you... I at this time in life can no longer get down on the ground or dig a hole. But I can swing my detector and walk with my cane or walker. So I asked my wife to just go out with me to dig up the treasures I find. She said maybe, well that was last spring. I asked her one nice day if we could just go out in our side field to see what we could find. She said maybe... I never asked again because I know the answer she told me twice already and I know after 40 years of marriage never make her tell me three times no way no how all hell breaks loose if she has to tell me something three times... Well so it's still maybe for now maybe = NO or not now... LOL... My day is coming when I'll be physically able to do these type of things me self again.... Be blessed my friend... BBE..
Nice finds. Yes the land owner made it look easy. I took my new Garret out to one of my old homestead sites. Still learning but I did find a half of a OX shoe and I was excited. The tree roots don’t make it easy. But love my new hobby.
Just to bring up a point, my grandfather told me that his father would take worn large cents and hammer them into toe taps because it was cheaper then buying them. I've even found them with full patent dates stamped in them. Always an interesting find. Great video again.
Hi, he has some gorgeous land there, I am very intrigued as to what sap lines are used for as I have never heard of them before today. Brilliant video as always with some really cool finds, especially considering you pretty much know the provenance of them. Thank you. x
Thanks Sue! The Sap lines are inserted in maple trees and all terminate at the bottom of the mountain in large tanks. The sap is then boiled to create maple syrup, a sugary condiment typically eaten on pancakes!
So cool that the history you found is directly related to his ancestry..That's so rewarding. Enjoyed the video and everything you put into making it! HH
Brad, this was an awesome adventure! I'd bet he does get a detector! :-) I always enjoy your videos, as much for the beautiful scenery as the finds. You guys got some great ones! Thanks for sharing with us!
Wow, first time out and he finds an Indian and large cent. Congrats that's amazing. Location Location Location! Great video and awesome relics. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
nice hunt. back this spring you got me hooked. Indian heads is the oldest coins I've found. have never found a button. bunch of horse and mule shoes horse hardware buckles . I'd say you hooked him to.god bless
Very awesome video. Nice of him to invite you out to his property. At first when i started watching i thought it was Eddie with you, but alas it was some other dude, but he was cool too.
EARTH ANGEL😇 THIS was such a nice hunt! FIRST time for him? Great finds! I really like the iron ring that is part of the horse hitching post! OF course that drape bust large copper cent is much sweeter!!! ( to most) NICE large button.... and pretty floral one too.🌺 HOW interesting is that old quarry!!!? I can imagine other drawings & written messages! 🖐🏿✍🏼🐑 Those people of ancient times were quite smart!! 👍🧛♀️🧟♀️🎃👍
What a great day you guys had! Why not keep the leather from the toetaps? Its amazing when you find a button with the thread still attached.. anyway, nice views of the woods and the walls. Ty and HH!
Sapline is a new one to me. Was sitting here watching and wondering about them. As soon as you said "maple", the penny dropped!... I'm just a simple Kiwi boy from downunder.... no saplines down here! Cool to see them and get an understanding..... Oh, and some awesome finds by the way too.
Thank you Brad for sharing your beautiful state with all of us. And the finds - wow. I was also amazed with the syrup lines - Sap gathering sure has changed over the years! Your draped bust 1807 - any more info on that coin? 7 over 6, small or large fraction, comet maybe? The last year for the draped bust and lots of special coins that year. Great channel Brad, keep up the great Autumn work. Chuck in NE Kansas
Green Mountain Metal Detecting, glad to help. If you look up “Owens-Illinois Glass Company dating” and go down three links you’ll find a blog post that details all of the different date codes and symbols they used. It seems that a large amount of the bottles made between 1930 and 1970 have their mark on them.
Wow Brad !, This was another amazing video ! I have come to the conclusion that I love your videos the most. They make me feel relaxed/chilled. It was great that your new friend found some relics. Maybe he will get hooked and invite you back ! I noticed that your coil wire came out wrapping under. Somewhere I read/saw that it is suppose to wrap over? Maybe this is the same as a bear that "hoots" ??
Another great video. When yall where at that wall and you where talking about the W and the symbol right beside. I said that looks like an anchor and I'll be darn if you didnt find an anchor button lol awesome video. I bet that guy will buy a metal detector now
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Brad. Great job once again !
Thank you also Joel for allowing brad to detect on you and your families property. and then share it’s beauty and historical information. Much appreciated. Til next Friday
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James Massey & thank you sir.
Joel, do the sap lines stay out year round, or do they come in to be cleaned for the new season?
Brad,
Everyone talks about the finds, yes their great. I want to talk about your cinematography skills! You shoot the most awesome videos I have ever seen. You show the crazy, the odd and the beauty of the woods! I have no clue if you are trained in this area or you just have the knack of seeing the beauty there! Great job!
I agreed totally
Don't forget Eddy lol
Thanks so much Barbara! No training at all, just doing the best I can with what I've got!
He's put the time and effort in. The quality gets better every year.
VT is beutiful all over
Hey this is great, not only the detecting but the Quarry and the sap lines and the info about the maple tree bugs. Never occurred to me that a quarry could be anything other than a deep hole with stone walls and a swimming hole at the bottom. Hopefully you and Joel can get out again and maybe show us those cemeteries.
Glad to hear you enjoyed it Suzan, thanks for watching!
What a great video Brad. I wanted to congrats Joel on his FIRST hunt and finding two amazing coins & relics. Love the carvings on the cliff walls Joel. Great hunt and TY again for bringing us along. ATB&HH. Paul.
Thanks for watching Paul, glad to hear you enjoyed it!
The filming and the editing is very good and I really enjoy metal detecting with you. I enjoy the longer videos as well. I think it must be somewhat rare to have so many sites that haven't been developed and built over. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you for sharing your passion and hobby with us.
Thanks so much!
I need to go out there and metal detect. How cool it must be to find stuff that is super old.
Do it!
Do it, Do it!!!!!😆😆😆😆
And there goes another AT Pro off the shelf. Just knowing he could find even more history directly related to his family has to be quite an incentive. He was making it look easy though...lol.
yoman gull beginners luck. Thank you.
Once again, excellent video. Love the beauty. Don't get to go out digging this weekend, so this is my fix, so thank you for taking us along and sharing.
Thanks Larry, hope you're able to get out soon!
Awesome video!! Very neat to have a family member from the ownership family with you!! Being that I'm a born and raised Okie, I had never been East of the big river into Yankie land. My Sister-in-law moved to the Upper peninsula of Michigan and has been there so long she is now a "Yupper" anyway, She sent back a bottle of real Maple syrup. Oh my goodness!!! I guess I have to admit good things do come from East of the Mississippi! Lol!! Vermont is on my bucket list!! I'll get up there one day!!! Thanks for taking us with you!!
Chris Barrett LOL Vermont is awesome!!!
thanks for sharing another Vermont adventure nice when landowners discover the excitement of discoveries of possible ancestors and trust you enough to invite you great ambassador Brad for you show your eye and love of nature into each video and respect for nature
Thanks so much Phil!
It's Friday again! A nice stroll through the woods, enjoying nature, and finding treasure. Plus very interesting to see sap lines. Makes me want Vermont maple syrup with some pancakes.
Thanks again for watching Sam!
Very nice discoveries. Excellent permission and cool to see the land owner to hunt with you. Enjoyed the video, excellent commentary and scenery. See you on the next treasure hunt.
Thanks so much Jay!
Seems like a cool dude. What a awesome piece of land and history there.
TreasureHuntingSWPA thank you. Love the land I'll die on it.
Another great video loved the quarry walls. Can't wait for the next video
Thanks for watching Mary!
Awesome to see the land owner go with and have a good time! You guys seem like old friends.
Always great to see a landowner interested enough to go dig his own property and see some of it's true history! Nice assortment of relics, including toe taps, coins, buttons, lead etc. Interesting to see the syrup lines running thru the woods and the name etching in the quarry! Thanks for sharing as always and HH
This is now my favorite TH-cam channel! Beautiful scenery and treasure hunting!
So glad to hear that Donna, thanks for watching!
Great video!! That would be so amazing to dig ancestral land!! Wish we still had ours!
Bryan Woodyard it was awesome!!!
Brad, what an awesome hunt through the gorgeous Maples and quarry. Some truly amazing colonial finds! Am sure your friend will be looking for a metal detector soon!! Have a great weekend my friend! Cheers till the next! Ken
Thanks for watching, Ken!
You guys are not alone!! I grew up being told by my grandfather that bears hoot too. I still think that they hoot. They hoot only when they are talking to Sasquatch;-)
A good day indeed! Ancestor goodies!
Love Friday mornings. Coffee, video, beautiful scenery and good finds. Starts my wknd off nice.
So glad to hear that!
Wow!! That's SO cool that those items you found probably belonged to the landowner's family!!! How fun! Great day of detecting with Lucky Brad!!
So cool.....one day a detector is on my list
Never disappointed and always anticipating more of what I call “Brads World”!! Fantastic job as usual! Now we have to wait until next week . Thanks Brad
Haha thanks a lot Jeff!
Beautiful land.
Great episode! Someone new exposed to the hobby....and looked to be enjoying himself....also, GREAT draped bust penny....very very nice!!
David K loved it!!! Good time's
Another awesome video with great photography, cinematography, music and finds. How awesome for the land owner to find artifacts that his ancestors actually touched and wore. I do genealogy & research at a local archives and find those finds so exciting.I'm in Ontario, Canada and we as kids collected sap from our Maple Trees and made our own Maple Syrup. Thanks again for sharing your finds, skills and knowledge with us.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
What a great hunt Brad. I bet that guy love finding relics in the coins that were held in the hands of his ancestors. What an amazing feeling
Yeah, that would be an extra thrill.
He sure did, he's hooked now!
@@GMMD an exploration of the Goldbrook bridge would be cool for Halloween
Great video and nice finds... 👍🙌👏
Great hunt guys thanks for the dig. Awesome to get someone new involved and dig super finds well done!
Thanks a ton!
Nice draped bust! Great finds all around!
thanks Joel for allowing Green Mountain to detect..and glad you came along..
iamrichrocker your welcome 😆
Along with enjoying the thrill of the hunt in your metal detecting videos, I also enjoy your affable personality and appreciation of even the modest of finds. A true joy to watch! I wish I could afford to metal detect as well, but must remain satisfied living vicariously through your videos.
So glad to hear that, thanks for the kind words!
I think you have interested your new friend, in something he never was so fun!
Ms. Pete Sidewalk defiantly 😆
Great having a guest detector showing you how it's done:)
looks like you have a new life long friend . great adventures!!!!
Another great video! Really enjoy going out on your outings. Every one is super interesting.
Your details describing your finds brings us right in there with you! Ya, Ya, I can see it too! Thanks again for bringing us on such a exciting trip!
Thanks for watching!
Great day out , nice finds, superb video again 👍🌴⛏
Wonderful! Sounds like he is a future detectorist!
tracy bradshaw yes indeed 😆
Super interesting video!
Way to introduce the hobby to someone new! Very cool!
You can rub the sap from american pokeweed on your skin to relieve the sting from the stinging nettle. It will go away almost instantly. Fun video and a well done production. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the tip Larry, I'll certainly keep that in mind!
Fantastic! Good to see an owner and to think he's connected to those finds... And the maple syrup lines - that's a LOT of WORK, I should think - he might like to do a little vid of how it all works and what those beastly maple grubs look like & what can be done to thwart them!!!! Very enjoyable 👍
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video thanks for sharing it....
I always found it more fun when you have someone all with you. Not only do they find things you may not of and you get to share in the joy of them finding things, but they get to enjoy seeing the things you find. It always great to share those moments in time with some else right there with you...
I at this time in life can no longer get down on the ground or dig a hole. But I can swing my detector and walk with my cane or walker. So I asked my wife to just go out with me to dig up the treasures I find. She said maybe, well that was last spring. I asked her one nice day if we could just go out in our side field to see what we could find. She said maybe... I never asked again because I know the answer she told me twice already and I know after 40 years of marriage never make her tell me three times no way no how all hell breaks loose if she has to tell me something three times... Well so it's still maybe for now maybe = NO or not now... LOL...
My day is coming when I'll be physically able to do these type of things me self again.... Be blessed my friend... BBE..
Always a complete privilege watching your videos
Thanks so much Ron!
Sweet adventure great finds
Another great adventure with beautiful scenery, great video editing.
Thanks for taking us along Brad,
See you next time.....
Thanks so much!
Awesome finds, awesome hint. Good times great job again...
Thanks a lot!
You make the best metal detecting videos hands down.
Thanks so much John!
Nice finds. Yes the land owner made it look easy. I took my new Garret out to one of my old homestead sites. Still learning but I did find a half of a OX shoe and I was excited. The tree roots don’t make it easy. But love my new hobby.
Awesome Dan, an OX shoe is all it takes to keep us going in this hobby! Good luck out there!
A nice hunt with interesting finds! Best regards! 😀👍
Just to bring up a point, my grandfather told me that his father would take worn large cents and hammer them into toe taps because it was cheaper then buying them. I've even found them with full patent dates stamped in them. Always an interesting find. Great video again.
Thanks for the tip, Samuel! I'll have to pay closer attention next time!
So cool to hold ancestors personal items found. Brad, awesome video!!!
Hi, he has some gorgeous land there, I am very intrigued as to what sap lines are used for as I have never heard of them before today. Brilliant video as always with some really cool finds, especially considering you pretty much know the provenance of them. Thank you. x
Thanks Sue! The Sap lines are inserted in maple trees and all terminate at the bottom of the mountain in large tanks. The sap is then boiled to create maple syrup, a sugary condiment typically eaten on pancakes!
Aaaah makes sense now, brilliant thank you. x
How cool was that , owner inviting and detecting . You know he's going to go buy one lol
So cool that the history you found is directly related to his ancestry..That's so rewarding. Enjoyed the video and everything you put into making it! HH
Great coin finds . Thanks for sharing
Great hunt! Always great to see someone share their love for the hunt with others!
Great hunt! Thanks for posting.
Brad, this was an awesome adventure! I'd bet he does get a detector! :-) I always enjoy your videos, as much for the beautiful scenery as the finds. You guys got some great ones! Thanks for sharing with us!
Cynthia Swearingen bought one already 😉
Joel, I knew it! Now you're hooked! :-)
That's cool the owner went with you I always have a extra metal detector with me for just in case the owner wants to hunt with me. Carl HH
Same!
I got my brother into metal detecting and his 3rd time out he finds a gold ring, beginners have all the luck. Nice video.
That's always how it works!
Wow, first time out and he finds an Indian and large cent. Congrats that's amazing. Location Location Location! Great video and awesome relics. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
I know, I was so happy for him! Thanks for watching!
nice hunt. back this spring you got me hooked. Indian heads is the oldest coins I've found. have never found a button. bunch of horse and mule shoes horse hardware buckles . I'd say you hooked him to.god bless
Glad to hear that Calvin, keep at it and I'm sure you'll find more treasure!
Very awesome video. Nice of him to invite you out to his property. At first when i started watching i thought it was Eddie with you, but alas it was some other dude, but he was cool too.
Great video, Brad. Thanks.
EARTH ANGEL😇 THIS was such a nice hunt! FIRST time for him? Great finds! I really like the iron ring that is part of the horse hitching post! OF course that drape bust large copper cent is much sweeter!!! ( to most) NICE large button.... and pretty floral one too.🌺 HOW interesting is that old quarry!!!? I can imagine other drawings & written messages! 🖐🏿✍🏼🐑 Those people of ancient times were quite smart!! 👍🧛♀️🧟♀️🎃👍
Another outstanding hunt! Cheers from Ct.
love, love, love your videos! such GREAT finds!
Thank you!
Vermont maple syrup is the best in the world! Great video with awesome footage & finds. Oh yeah, he's gonna get a MD! LOL Thanks for sharing! HH
Haha I have to agree Diana!
Beautiful shot of an Earth Star! I’ve been wanting to find one of those for years... 👍🏻
Great hunt Brad, glad to see someone being taught about the hobby. Thanks for sharing. Until next time HH&GL *Chris*
Well done! Thanks for that! Rox
Awesome hunt guys,
Another great show 7:25am here in Newfoundland, Canada. Good morning all :)
Nice 1 boys .. love the old large cent awesome.. We find heaps of pocket watch gears ⚙️ but only ever found a hole 1 and another half 1 lol cheers
What a great day you guys had! Why not keep the leather from the toetaps? Its amazing when you find a button with the thread still attached.. anyway, nice views of the woods and the walls. Ty and HH!
EARTH ANGEL😇. PS MENNEN was (still is) a gentleman’s after-shave & cologne product!🧛♂️🤷🏻♀️
Sapline is a new one to me. Was sitting here watching and wondering about them. As soon as you said "maple", the penny dropped!... I'm just a simple Kiwi boy from downunder.... no saplines down here! Cool to see them and get an understanding..... Oh, and some awesome finds by the way too.
Haha glad to hear it Andrew! Thanks for watching!
Nice finds.Thanks for the adventure
Thanks for watching Tom!
Great video man. You find the coolest stuff. Thank you for sharing. Peace ✌
Thanks for watching Paul!
Love the Dolls Eyes in the opening
GOOD TO SEE YOU AND FRIEND, KEEP SWEET AND YOU CAN GO BACK 😉 NICE DAYS WORK.
C OF AUST. TILL NEXT TIME
Thanks Camille!
Thank you Brad for sharing your beautiful state with all of us. And the finds - wow. I was also amazed with the syrup lines - Sap gathering sure has changed over the years! Your draped bust 1807 - any more info on that coin? 7 over 6, small or large fraction, comet maybe? The last year for the draped bust and lots of special coins that year. Great channel Brad, keep up the great Autumn work. Chuck in NE Kansas
Thanks so much Chuck! Joel kept all the finds on this hunt so I can't say for sure the variety of the draped bust, a great find for sure!
Nice finds! That bottle is from 1958. You can tell because the date is to the right of the O-I mark.
Great, thanks for the tip!!
Green Mountain Metal Detecting, glad to help. If you look up “Owens-Illinois Glass Company dating” and go down three links you’ll find a blog post that details all of the different date codes and symbols they used. It seems that a large amount of the bottles made between 1930 and 1970 have their mark on them.
Nice finds! I swear I saw a coin right on top when you were looking at those medallion badge things together.
Wow Brad !, This was another amazing video ! I have come to the conclusion that I love your videos the most. They make me feel relaxed/chilled. It was great that your new friend found some relics. Maybe he will get hooked and invite you back ! I noticed that your coil wire came out wrapping under. Somewhere I read/saw that it is suppose to wrap over? Maybe this is the same as a bear that "hoots" ??
Thanks Todd, so glad to hear that! I've heard the "over/under" debate several times and don't pay it any mind, I've not had any issues either way!
Tky
Great way to end my day ;neh end my week.
Blessings to u (both) .
Thanks Lisa!
Another great video. When yall where at that wall and you where talking about the W and the symbol right beside. I said that looks like an anchor and I'll be darn if you didnt find an anchor button lol awesome video. I bet that guy will buy a metal detector now
Great point Justin, very interesting!
Super cool hunt. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
To touch something your direct Ancestors have touched has got to be A way cool feeling
Awesome finds very cool👍
Cool finds and maybe another convert to metal detecting.
Great video. The mushroom is called an Earth Star and is not edible due to texture.
Thanks for the ID Don!
great video
Brad! thanks for the digs. I just found you recently. Only a select few diggers that I watch. Your at the top of my list. Thx Bro.
Thanks Kelly, so glad to hear that!
As always, thanks for a great video!
I have an 1807 cent as well! Lucky find!