The Mysterious Draw Of The Oldest Hobby In America!
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- “Why?” It’s a question we get asked more than you would think. “What is it about an arrowhead that fascinates you so much?” Some folks just don’t understand what drives us. Maybe this can help explain it….a little.
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GREAT VIDEO! You nailed it - it's that feeling when you first wrap your hand around an ancient spearpoint, and know that you are the first person to touch it in five thousand years. It's like reaching across fifty centuries of time to clasp hands with those who came before us!
That's exactly right! Then you have it in your collection to refer back to the moment you found it as often as you like.
It's addictive as all get out !
Hello all from Siesta Key Florida
We get a bonus down here when hunting for heads and it's sharks teeth. 😊
We find a few up here occasionally.
Spike, those that have never spent countless hours walking plowed fields in the relentless pursuit of just one more piece of archaic history can’t appreciate the jump your heart feels when you pick up that perfect artifact. There’s nothing like picking up a piece of stone that some human reconfigured 500-12,000 years ago into what was to them a very utilitarian item. Keep in mind that all artifacts, such as we seek, were purpose driven endeavors. These items were rarely made just to look at or just for fun. It’s a fascinating hobby /passion and I thank you and your Heartbreaker and Pinebelt compadres for sharing your recoveries with the world and your fans.
Blessings and successful hunting to all of you !
Louie Warmoth
You are so right. Thank you sir and may God bless you and yours.
I can't think of a better way to say it than what you said it.
Found my first one back in 69. Wasn't even looking. But that's all it took to get a 10 year old boy started in a hobby that would last him the rest of his life.
I've definitely slowed down with age and heart problems but I pray every year that I have another year for looking in me.
Love your videos. BEST HOBBY IN THE WORLD !
Thanks. Health issues have me slowing down a bit too and I'm not liking it lol.
Spike
Exactly 👊!! Hard to not think about artifacts ,no matter where I am...Lol 👍
I know what you mean.
@@HeartbreakerRelics 👍
This video made me smile nearly the entire time it played. Awesome little insight for anyone on the outside looking in, scratching their head at us rockhounds. Keep 'em coming.
And that makes me smile. Thanks!
Spike
A passion, yes indeed! Super awesome video Spike 👍🏹
Thank you kindly John!
I'm a 77 year old kid at heart. I just started searching last year near my home in Hendersonville, NC. A buddy of yours from Marion NC. took me the first time. I appreciate guys like him that are willing to help a newby.
That's awesome. Good luck!
@@HeartbreakerRelics Thanks. I've found a couple local local fields and found a few. I've searched a few other fields and found nothing. I pretty timid about knocking on doors asking who owns fields that I see. There isn't much plowed farmland here--mostly apple orchards.
I love yall's passion for this hobby, Spike. You did a great job answering the question of "Why?"
Thanks 👍
It’s all of that and so much more, Spike! The comradery between young and older men having fellowship over a shared love for one another and the joy of the mystery of the history, for the finds you all have discovered. I’ve truly enjoyed being a subscriber to the channel; HEARTBREAKER RELICS. ☺️
Thank you so very much for the great comment!
Always Thank Them for your find
Absolutely.
It's a hobby that develops into a learning experience. I can get exercise and get the excitement of discovering and learning about history.
That's it exactly!
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure 🫡
Thanks, you too!
Fine video for those people who don't understand the meaning of passion friendship or love 3 years of friendship and you all know we love your whole crew ❤️
Thanks so much Al. We sure do appreciate yall my friend! Love yall!
now im happy thanks
And that makes us happy. Thanks!
Love your channel and all that it does to save my Ancestors history. Just wished others would realize finding them is not about making $ off of them. Take care and have a blessed evening. ❤️🦉
Blessings,
Teresa
Well said! Thanks!
I love this
Thanks!
Guys I'm an Alabama resident and share your passion for the knowledge gained from an all but forgotten culture that knew more about life than many people know and understand today. Thought I'd share some of my work with you guys. If I can figure out how to attach a picture....😂
Thanks. We appreciate the thought but you can't attach pictures here. You'll have to send an email through our website.
Hit the nail on the head brother. I think we all do it for multiple reasons. And hopefully we all find a couple more smokers before the year is up👍🇺🇸
Thanks my friend. It's always about one more! lol
Absolutely well said Spike Complete undescribable passion for the past.
Thanks!
I don’t know why but I feel like I need to
So do I!
Spike
@@HeartbreakerRelics I love the arrowhead hunting with you. One day spike I know a Place.
Killer vid guys and killer recoveries!
Thanks Brad (or Aliza) lol! Yall keep it up and good luck up there.
@@HeartbreakerRelics yes sir! You to as well! P.S it will always be Brad when Hawking Lithics reply’s. Aliza does have her own TH-cam but she doesn’t use it except for replying.
.Excellent narrative friends. There are things we do because it is our job from which we support ourselves, others because we love our loved ones and we look for arrowheads and other artifacts because we are passionate about that emotion of finding them on the plain, in the cave or on the shores of the sea. Because it raises hundreds of questions that we will never answer with certainty. We look for tipes de lechas because our soul and spirit are nourished by enormous peace and energy when doing something that we are passionate about. When you do something you love and it moves every fiber of your body, you continue to make friends. Blessings for all.
You are so right Mr. Coyote, on all accounts! May God bless you and yours my friend.
It's ALL ABOUT the rush!
Yes it is! Thanks for stopping by and for the comment.
Very nicely done Sir , the passion is real 👌 👏
Thank you so much 😀
Beautifully spoken Spike!
Thanks!
Well said. That pretty much sums it up.
Thanks!
I love these type videos. Hope to see everyone soon.
Thanks Will. Me too.
Very well said Spike 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you sir!
Awesome video! A passion for sure!
Thanks a ton!
Great video! Words spoken are so very true spike!!! Hope yens have a great healthy year!!!
Thanks and the same to you!
We do it for the challenge, excitement, and wonderment of finding a little piece of ancient history. Same reason so many people share in that popular sport called FISHING. You never know what will gulp up your bait offering. You feel it tugging or shaking it's head, you set the hook and reel it in. Who doesn't love getting a present? Every Indian artifact and every fish is a new present.
Absolutely! I love fishing and hunting but finding a nice point is on a different level.
Great insight
Thanks.
Did my first outing today, I found a broken arrow head, a hammer, stone, a nutting/fire, starter, stone, and a piece of pottery. I was pretty happy with it. We’ll be going back some more.
Awesome! Congratulations!
@@HeartbreakerRelics I learned how from watching you all’s videos. I wanted to be an archaeologist when I was a kid, I’ve always loved history also. Now that I’m retired I can kinda do something like this.
To hold even a piece of debitage..one holds a piece of material struck off a core by a man during or before the times of Christ or King tut..and that's powerful
Oh yes it is! Thanks for watching and for the great comment.
Those first two comment are how we all feel I believe.
Thanks!
I found 4 paleo points in a river depression, and knew that I saved ancient history of man before Noah's flood. That's why I love to look for artifacts.
That's it! We feel the same way.
I don’t know how it feels to do drugs. I tell ya what brother when I find artifacts I definitely get a natural high. I love to hunt and fish but I would trade a trophy deer or bass for a nice point any day. God bless my friends
That's right Tiller. Like I said, it's the rush! God bless you and yours my friend.
Wanted to show you guys what i found last night, but i cant figure out how to attach a picture.
You'll have to send it by email thro5the website but you should have our address in your email.
This hobby is more than just looking for arrowheads. It’s about the history of that artifact and what it tells us about it’s journey
So true Stan!
Regardless of our chronological age, men are still 10-13 in our mental age...explore and learn and laugh and poke at yer buddies!
Bingo! lol
I'm in florida and they make it illegal to pick a point up on public propert so we have to go to private permissions so sad that this amazing history is made so hard to find by legisalature.
I look every single day!! Fortuneatly my ranch was inhabited by indegenous peoples, i find artifacts all over. Just walking to the mail box or feeding livestock just everyday ranching activities
I can walk past a spot a hundred times and on the 101 th time find something especially after a rain storm.
I'd be in a lot better shape if I could look every day lol. Take care and good luck my friend.
@@HeartbreakerRelics you wont believe this after you guys reading my post yesterday!
So last night i went on my routine power walk "3 to 5" miles.
I walk about .7 miles down my drive way to one of my hay/pasture fields. This one is only ten acres. I walk the perimiter road 2 to 3 times then back to the house. I go on this walk every other day. Have been walking this route for around a year, same path every other day i leave the house between 9 and 10 pm.
So last night im finishing my second loop around the pasture kinda day dreaming at night. I walk pretty fast. I noticed a tiny piece of yellowish rock poking out of the dirt ,but i keep on walking in about ten steps i think maybe that was something so i turn around go back,knel down and did it out. Sure glad i went back. What is this?
this route
Smoke show
Thanks!
I believe its looking into the lives of early men cast from eden..learning to survive in a fallen world. We had to learn to survive on our own and no matter how modern we become, how convenient life becomes, the stones prove we have the same minds now as then. They took pride in their work, even utilitarian tools that are seemingly mundane.
We arent different from them if you take away modern luxuries. Its amazing to think about. No one can appreciate the past more than one who preserves it..just like no one loves animals like a hunter does. The world is confused now, wrongly idealistic.