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It Was Raining Arrowheads plus Cache Blades and How to Know Where To Dig - Arrowhead Hunting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2019
- This video finds us once again hunting with the PineBeltRelics guys, Mike and Zach on their “St. Tammany” ridge. It is a site that has produced both quality and quantity of artifacts and today was no different. We also give an explanation of what to look for when looking for a site to dig.
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Nice Chalcedony points ( the clearer and slightly harder quartz ) and Jaspers too! ALL nice finds guys. ☺️
Thanks 👍
I just saw where y'all came across a cache. Well so did I!! I gotta photo and wanted you to see if you knew what I could be.
You guys not only had a very successful hunt but the excitement shared is a memory of a lifetime, heck I feel like I was right there with y’all. 👍🏻👍🏻thanks a bunch for taking me along vicariously ❤️loved it
Thanks for coming along with us. As always it is our pleasure to share our experiences.
What a hunt, salamanders snakes and lots of artifacts.Thank you so much for adding a little education. Please keep the videos coming, God bless each one of you.
Thanks! One of the best parts of being out there is all the things you see.
Dang what a artifact reel.... favorite quote from Spike...” If you’re not happy with it, I’ll take it on to the house with me.” Love it!
Thanks Ralph, lol and you know the best part? Mike would have given it to me if I had asked.They're just that kind of folks. Thanks again and good luck to yall up there!
Great day for sure....ya'll got on the points.
Congratulations my friend
Keep em coming
Thanks Scott! We're going to give it our best shot. Good luck and God bless you my friend!
What a day! Loved seeing those beauties being dug. Thanks for teaching us a little about locating a potential dig site. Well done fellas!
Thanks Ben! We appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.
❤ Congratulations to everyone on all the beautiful finds. Especially to Mr Randy on that pretty pale blue translucent material. That was gorgeous for sure! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks. It is our pleasure. Thank you for coming along.
Fantastic spot. Beautiful artifacts 🇺🇸👍🏼
Thanks and yes it is!
Good to see ya boys killing it! You definitely put in the work!
Thanks. We appreciate that.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Any time guys! Love watching some else who enjoys it as much as i do.
Fine Finds Gentlemen!!!!! Your rain Baptism was well desired in the summer heat!!!!! Your pure at heart allows you find the great points!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks! We were blessed by the rain. It kept the temps down most of the day.
When I see a new video from you guys it makes me so happy, I can forget all the chaos and be mesmerized by the wonderful video, the place where your going and of course the artifacts, awesome job you guys...wish I could be there, even just to watch you guys perform your magic transporting me there. May the good lord bless you guys and keep you safe while you save history.😍❤️😍 and the photography is the best I’ve seen, so amazing
What a great comment! Always great to hear from you and thanks for the kind words. We appreciate it more than you know.
Wow! Yall have been killing it!
Thanks Brandon. It actually gets better. God luck to yall!
I’m lovin’ this. I live 15 miles east of y’all and we love to hunt for em too. Just to be in the woods and think of all that happened in the past here, wow.
Thanks and that is a lot of it, it makes you wonder!
HR gentlemen - Thank you so much for creating these videos and sharing your passion for arrowhead hunting. Your genuine reactions, brotherhood and gratitude for your finds is lovely to observe. I am really enjoying your interesting adventures! Thanks again.
Thank you and the pleasure is all ours! We thoroughly enjoy what we're doing and we enjoy sharing it. Thanks again!
Spike and Randy, when y'all team up with the Pine Belt boys, God bestows His blessings on every one of you! Beautiful artifacts, Randy's translucent one was truly awesome. Great video, as always!
Thanks. We always have a blast with the PBR guys! The artifacts are just lagniappe.
Great to see the meet up dig. You guys found quite a bit. Congrats to everyone.
Thanks Tom. Waiting to see you sift some more in that field!
What a wonderful video! The pictures of the artifacts at the end were beautiful! And I enjoyed how y'all showed how to locate a dig site. As always I love seeing fellow South Mississippi guys finding great artifacts! Y'all and Pine Belt Relics are my 2 favorite channels on TH-cam!
Thanks man! We really do appreciate that.
Will the Thrill Thanks Will!! We truly appreciate it buddy!! 👍
The thin piece Randy found is awesome!
Thanks. It is very unusual for our area.
Awesome video guys greatscfinds by y’all all!!! Love the excitement it’s making up for our slow yr. But did find a creek on my new deer camp with lots of flakes in it!! HH and good luck
Thanks and good luck to you on your new creek.
Gotta say I love the composition of the artifact shots and it's not something I usually notice.
Thanks! We're glad you noticed and we appreciate you leaving a comment to let us know.
Fine finds, and fun in the rain. Thanks again, Buds!
Thanks Don. We sat in the trucks during the worst of it. lol
lots of great finds and very colorful too
Thanks. It was a great day.
Had a blast my brothers!!!!! Always a joy having u guys!! Another great vid with some outstanding pictures too!! Love y’all and God bless!!! 👍🙏
Thanks Mike! Yep, it's always a pleasure and so much fun hanging out with you guys. The artifacts are just lagniappe. Love yall and God bless you back!
CONGRATULATIONS ON THAT FIND MR.MIKE
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YOU GUY'S ARE ON ("FIRE").
GOOD JOB GUY'S 🖒🖒🖒💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
Great hunt boys Thanks for sharing Happy Hunting
Thanks and thank you for watching!
Nice points guys
Thanks!
You guys have been on a roll... nice editing Spike! Best wishes and continued success👍
Thanks Jeff! we have been doing pretty good! Good luck to you up there my friend.
Beautiful finds guys! Can’t wait for the next episode
Thanks! We appreciate that.
Nice day guys that’s some awesome finds keep it up and keep um coming. Bout ready for some cool weather😂 it’s hot but if you won’t to find um you got to lay in there with it.
Thanks! That's true. They're not gonna come to us lol. We've been in the creeks and doing pretty good so while we're ready for cool weather we're enjoying our creek season.
Another great dig! 👍👍👍
Thanks.
Some damn nice finds there gentlemen!!!! I absolutely love the colors of the material you find down south!!! Keep it up, always good to see PBR and HR team up for some arrowhead finding!!! Good luck and be safe!!
Thanks and thanks for the great comment. Those PBR guys are awesome!
Always enjoyed Spike. It's always awesome when y'all get together.
As to why people think their little thumbs down means anything. I think some people enjoy hating and drama more than anything else.
Don't think they have the Great Spirit within them.
Best wishes my friend. Cooler weather is coming soon.
Thanks Mike. Those haters have got to be miserable and they just think they're so much smarter than everyone else. We've been laying in the creeks and rivers lately and finding some nice stuff. I'm ready for cool weather but I sure am enjoying my creek season. Thanks again Mike and continued good luck to yall up there.
y'all are a hoot!
Thanks! We do have fun.
Sirs, I knew an old fellow more than a few years back who told me that folks often overlook glass or stone beads used by the Native Americans. Have you or your team ever found any of these beads? Thanks, as always, for sharing your adventure and knowledge.
Thanks for watching and for the question. We have only found one bead. I have included a link to the video. IMO one of our best. th-cam.com/video/1Wd3m6fC-1M/w-d-xo.html
Now thats a shallow pan lol here in tampa gotta dig 3’ to 5’ wall
I know. We dug in Alabama and it's that way there too but luckily the soil was sandy so it was a bit easier.
Awesome video man!
Thanks. We appreciate that!
you can see it fine on here.i love watching this channel so many authintic relics come out on here that it keeps me excited!
Thanks. We appreciate that.
Nice haul, guys!!!
Thanks!
Man that looks like fun.
It is!
Awesome thanks for sharing!
Thanks and it is our pleasure!
Nice.
Thanks!
After watching you guys, it seems that you could dig nearly anywhere, on a little elevated ground along a creek, and likely find relics. Is that a good rule of thumb or is there more to it than that??
That's pretty much the truth. High level ground just out of the floodplain equals the possibility of artifacts.
Hi spike...
That was an amazing hunt you all had...at the beginning the rain sucked I bet but you all cleaned house that day...
Still waiting for my invite to join you on a hunt...lol...just kidding...
As always be safe and good luck on your next adventure...
Your loyal fan
Dave...
Thanks Dave! As always it's good to hear from you. The rain actually kept the temps down which made for a fairly pleasant dig.
@@HeartbreakerRelics awesome! I'm glad you had a great time...and found some really great artifacts....
Guys what a nice group of colorfull awesome points and blades I think I would have to remove some of those trees to make more space to dig you guys are sitting on an awesome site good luck and keep finding them
P..S.please let Spike find some next time ha! ha!
Thanks Billy. I've been telling them to save some for me. lol
Spike
Great finds ! Y’all are true hard core devoted to dig in that rain, be careful if that lightening. Some great colors , love this thin stem points. Some folks just hunt the early archaic and paleos but I love a good quality classic stem point to. I think that one bluish white one is a piece of unheat treated novaculite. Love yalls friendship and and fun. That will actually out last those fantastic artifacts
Thanks Ron and you are right, the friendship is the icing on the cake.
OH OK THX MR.SPIKE. I'M HOPING IT'LL NEVER COME LOL, YOU KNOW, SIR? SO U'VE BEEN FINDING A LOT OF AWESOME ARROWHEADS TODAY MR.SPIKE?
We found a few. I didn't find anything lol.
Woo hoo...killer dig
Thanks and the rain kept the temps down.
Nice finds👍🏻👍🏻 leave some for me
Thanks! There's a bunch more where those came from!
Though it might be hard for most people ( who aren't hardcore arrowheaders) to believe, almost any flat space above a water source can have chert flakes, hopefully temporary campsites, and even better, long-term-occupied village sites....As you guys have pointed out before, to increase your chances for a more condensed site, look for your "rise with a flat top" above the confluences of stream-to-river, spring-to-creek, and the best, right above a live spring....fresh water being the A-number-one resource necessity for humans....this also means all the game you hunt is drinking from the same spring hole, and are drawn into your zone for easier hunting/trapping.........easy to see why the waters were their highways...........keep having fun, keep finding em'........many love, much props
and, great point, your property!!!! or specific permission to dig, unless you want to pay fat "tresspassing/theft of ancient property" dual charges.......or possibly be buried in the hole you so conveniently just dug........lol
Thanks for watching and for the great comment. After doing this for so long you begin to pick up on some things. They were no different from us, same basic needs.
Before 9/11 the market was pretty good
🤣"my turn Lord"
I have a site in my back yard, literally.
All I find are the small madisons.
We find fresh water shells, pottery and sand stone, but never any larger points.
I've about decided none are there.
I was told its a mississippian site.
Chickasaws were there later also but not on this site.
"Let me add, several sites are nearby with larger points on them".
That's right, it sounds like it's Mississippian site.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I forgot to add that it's in northeast ms.
Killer stuff, so how do you know if your digging deep enough is there a color of the dirt that let you know or what
Thanks and thanks for the question and it's a good one. Each site is different. We usually dig until we stop finding debitage. Once we determine how deep it is that's the depth we try to stick to on the rest of the site.
@@HeartbreakerRelics thanks for the reply back
That blue colored one is beautiful. Did you ever figure out what material it was made of?👊🏻Fist bump for that one, especially!!
No, we still don't know the material. Hopefully we can find out at the Meridian artifact show.
AWESOME!! I HOPE YOU DON'T HAVE CATARACTS FORMING ON MY EYE'S MR.SPIKE SIR; DO YOU, SIR?
Thanks Sharon. I don't have them yet.
I was just wondering is that all the deeper you dig? Im from Florida where we dig deep like I've dug 10' to find paleo. Thanks for the videos I enjoy watching you'll find so many. Shovels up!
Thanks for watching and for the question. On any new site will dig till we no longer find debitage. Once this is established then we only dig that deep on that site. Some sites are deeper though and we'll occasionally dig deeper just to make sure we are still in the productive zone.
MY EYE DOCTOR SAID I'VE CATARACTS FORMING ON MY EYE'S,BUT HE SAID THEY WERE TINY, AND NOT TO WORRY ABOUT IT RIGHT NOW. BUT YA, KNOW THAT'S EASIER SAID THAN DONE, I CAN'T HELP BUT TO WORRY YOU KNOW?
Just relax. They can remove them with no problems no days.
Thanks for sharing...Do you guys fill in the holes after digging, before you leave?
Thank you for watching. We don't fill in the holes at this site. The guys we are hunting with own the property and don't fill them. On all the other properties we dig we do fill them in and level it out with a rake.
Awesome finds. There must of been a camp there. Thanks so much for sharing these videos. Look forward to the next one. Take care guys
Thanks. Yes there are camp sites all along this creek. The PBR guys have pulled many an artifact out of here.
SORRY TO HEAR THAT MR.SPIKE. DID YOU GET U'RE EYE'S CHECKED SIR?
Yes I did!
OH I'M SORRY YOU DIDN'T FIND ANYTHING MR.SPIKE SIR. IVEN'T FOUND ANY ARROWHEADS SINCE APRIL OF THIS YEAR, BUT I'M NOT GIVING UP THOUGH SIR. IT'S BEEN LIKE 100 102 DEGREES IN GEORGIA IVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO GET OUT 'COZ OF THE HEAT. YOU GUY'S JUST BE CAREFUL HUNTING ARROWHEADS OUT IN THE HEAT, HAVE FUN WITH U'RE AWESOME FRIENDS OK MR.SPIKE SIR?
I'M EATING A HALF A BAG OF CARROTS RIGHT NOW, I LOVE CARROTS. 💝💝💝💝🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒
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AND HOW'D THEY REMORE CATARACTS? WILL THEY PUT ME TO SLEEP OR WHAT MR.SPIKE SIR? 'COZ THAT'D BE THE ONLY WAY THEY'LL DO ANYTHING TO MY EYE'S YA, KNOW SIR?
I don't know how they do it but i wouldn't worry about that until the time comes if it ever does.
Cataract surgery is easy. The had me partially under. When I went blind in my left eye that surgery was quite a challenge. I developed a blood blister inside the eye but on the rear wall. They put me under (outpatient) and lanced my eye draining the media inside. They peeled the inside wall like you would peel an onion. Extracted the blood blister and cauterized and leaks. They refilled the eye with the fluid, stitched me up and sent me home. Had to remain face down for 7-10 days to let it heal. After this cataract surgery is nothing.
The fcc has many faces
How deep should I dig
I would dig until you no longer find any debitage. Much of the time the material will be above the hardpan or clay layer.
@@HeartbreakerRelics thank you!!
What state are y'all in?
We're in Mississippi.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Ok, I live in Tuscaloosa. I knew the terrain looked familiar.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I live on North River with an underground spring coming out of the hill, Im going to try these techniques in my backyard and see what I can find. I have found one in the field next door. HH
@@robertdunn7913 Good luck!
Do you guys locate indian camps and search the area?
Thanks for the question and the simple answer is yes. We look for high level ground just out of the flood plain and close to a water source then look for debitage.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Thats pretty awesome.