@@HeartbreakerRelics being from overseas but whatching this im intriged as many are found by waterways. Makes sence. But yours are found ..on the prarie.. as it may have been then. So stalking rather than ambush. Going by you finds they used different arrows for what they ani als they found. Fascinating.
You have a well trained eye sir, I love your videos. My uncle had a farm in east Texas close to the sulfer river that was full of points and axes. He passed now and I never got a chance to walk that field, but have always wanted to. Have a great day
This is how I grew up hunting for Indian relics. My dad would clear it with a land owner and we'd walk the plowed fields after a good rain and find all kinds of great stuff.
It is a great way to hunt artifacts. We have hunted these fields for well over twenty years and they are still producing. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
It really didn't take that much effort. They made them every day. They were utilitarian and you are right, they left a lot of them lying around. Also much of what we find is used up knives and points that they discarded.
Always amazes me how much or how many different kinds of materials they are I love doing this myself beautiful beautiful day thank you for sharing man I can't wait to see that 2017 case it's going to be huge.
Thanks Calvin. This is the first year we have kept our stuff separated from the past stuff. We were counting up points the other day. Between Randy, Kenneth, myself and the other folks we have hunted with or have hunted with us since January, we have found well over 150 good points. Not bad for around here. Thanks again and good luck and happy hunting.
Enjoyed the video ,are the broken ones from the tractor, or from when they were used back in the day ,looked like a good time in the field, keep um coming
We believe most of them are broken from being used, broken and brought back to camp, removed and replaced with a new point. That said there are plenty broken by the disk. Our ratio of broken bases to tips is about 10:1. So that is how we come to our conclusion.
In your video you pick up a large bit of Flint and move to the Lord of the rocks and pick up a broken tip but you mist a red arrowhead to the left of the bit you pick up
Love the videos, guys! Any chance of an outsider coming along on one of your hunts? I work in the same parish you're digging in a few days of the week. Would love to tag along. My brother and I just started hunting and I get jealous every time you find something. Haha.
Thanks to you and your brother for watching our videos. We have never taken any "outsiders" along because we are not only protecting our sites but the landowners as well. Plus, to our surprise we have so many requests to tag along from from people we know we are not able to get them all in. In other words, our dance card is pretty full. Thanks for understanding.
The song at the ending is Rotten Gardenias by Huma Huma from the TH-cam library. Thanks for the questions. I probably spend half as much time screening music as I do editing video.
I recently moved from my home about 47 years. I went through all my stuff to narrow it all down. Believe me I kept over 30,000 artifacts. I brought back to my discard pile's on these sites probably 10,000 pieces of junk. When I first started 35 years ago I kept everything. When I went back through my stuff I couldn't believe I kept things just because a native touched it!!!! Lol We don't find as much as you boys out west here in Maine. Sometimes when I don't find much of anything, and go to my discard pile, I might find something nice in it to take with me.
Another great hunt fellas!! Man I could just feel the anticipation of getting out in that dirt when your first standing on the edge of the field!! Lol! Seeing that ground freshly rolled over with a good rain on it will get you going every time!! Nice finds and nice hunt guys!! Congrats!!
Thanks guys. We really thought they were going to be sticking up on pedestals everywhere. It fooled us. We had to work for what we got. Thanks for watching and for the great comment and GL&HH.
Hi Ok then I thought to say as it looked like a good one i love your videos we don't have much places to visit for arrowheads in the UK as they're protected areas
I also hunt in East Tn, Wears valley. I have about 10,000 points and many, many, grinders, Mano bowl, ect. I need help I.d.ing them. I really enjoyed your video. Jealous.
Thanks for watching and for the comment. I love that area. I've been through there many times. I'm afraid I can't help you with the mano or bowl ID. I know nothing about them and I really don't know anyone to refer you to. Thanks again and GL&HH.
Some of these artifacts are works of art. Nice vids guys.
Yes they are and Thanks!
Beautiful eagle drill. I have a black one. The young boy found a very nice hide separater. Thumb scraper at the end was very nice.
Thanks!
I'm 73 now, hunted NJ for years with Brian back in the 70's-80's. kept the best sold the rest. now my sons got em.....great times.
Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. We appreciate it.
SOME GREAT FINDS WELL DONE GL&HH
Thanks and thanks for watching and leaving a comment. GL&HH to you too.
Pretty awesome Spike!
Thanks Chris. We appreciate the compliment.
Are flat worms invasive? Good points guys
Yes they are.
I have to wonder what the landscape looked back then. Were they hunting in forest or brush ground, who knows !
Yep, the landscape was totally different back then.
@@HeartbreakerRelics being from overseas but whatching this im intriged as many are found by waterways. Makes sence. But yours are found ..on the prarie.. as it may have been then. So stalking rather than ambush. Going by you finds they used different arrows for what they ani als they found. Fascinating.
good finds men wow!!!!!
Thanks and thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
some nice finds guys
Thanks and thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
Well done gentleman ...
Thanks. We appreciate it. GL&HH
Cool beans!
Thanks!
Bountiful day on the hunt, great finds.
Thank you! We appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.
Love watching your videos. I learn alot. Keep'em coming boys. Be safe!
Thanks! We appreciate the compliment. We're glad we're able to pass on what we have learned to others.
you guys are starting off with some real nice finds. good luck
Thanks Jeff and GL&HH to you.
You have a well trained eye sir, I love your videos. My uncle had a farm in east Texas close to the sulfer river that was full of points and axes. He passed now and I never got a chance to walk that field, but have always wanted to. Have a great day
Thanks. Ask the new owners of your uncle's property for permission to hunt the field. At worse they will just say no.
I thought you all would end up in the creek with all those hot finds🆒👍🏻
lol Thanks for the great comment and thanks for watching. That is the best those fields have looked in a long time.
What a haul! That is a good field. I like the colors of the material you find. Good to see you out. Good luck on your future hunts my friend!
Thanks. We have been hunting these fields over 20 years. Imagine how good they were when we started. Thanks again and GL&HH.
Hi I live in Scotland & love your videos I think I was born to hunt out all sort of relics from old bottles to arrowheads etc thanks
Thanks. Glad you found us. I feel the same way.
Spike
This is how I grew up hunting for Indian relics. My dad would clear it with a land owner and we'd walk the plowed fields after a good rain and find all kinds of great stuff.
It is a great way to hunt artifacts. We have hunted these fields for well over twenty years and they are still producing. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
if you never walked a field and picked one up, you'll never know the feeling you get
Yep, it's still the way most of them are found too.
Took my son out when he was 6. Is this one he asks and walks over with the back of a broken spear point thats 7" long...his 1st find
Them injuns was litterbugs.
Seriously, it must have taken a lot of effort to make each point. Why did they just leave them laying around?
It really didn't take that much effort. They made them every day. They were utilitarian and you are right, they left a lot of them lying around. Also much of what we find is used up knives and points that they discarded.
Great bunch of artifacts I enjoyed the video. Thank you,
Thank you Tommy! We appreciate you.
😂unfortunateley, I was told if he caught me would load my backside up with rocksalt.
Wow! Yep, I would take that as a NO.
Always amazes me how much or how many different kinds of materials they are I love doing this myself beautiful beautiful day thank you for sharing man I can't wait to see that 2017 case it's going to be huge.
Thanks Calvin. This is the first year we have kept our stuff separated from the past stuff. We were counting up points the other day. Between Randy, Kenneth, myself and the other folks we have hunted with or have hunted with us since January, we have found well over 150 good points. Not bad for around here. Thanks again and good luck and happy hunting.
Love the excitement and appreciation of these artifacts from a long gone era .
Thanks and thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. GL&HH
Glad y'all got another hunt in. Good job and another good video. GL&HH
Thanks Scott. Hopefully we'll be digging soon. Good luck to you my friend.
Enjoyed the video ,are the broken ones from the tractor, or from when they were used back in the day ,looked like a good time in the field, keep um coming
We believe most of them are broken from being used, broken and brought back to camp, removed and replaced with a new point. That said there are plenty broken by the disk. Our ratio of broken bases to tips is about 10:1. So that is how we come to our conclusion.
Heartbreaker Relics we hunt a field that gets disc it's still fun looking though
Great day there fellas
Thanks DW.
I just love this , I got find me hiking stick like that ! Mark , Baton Rouge
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Thanks for watching and for the comment. Sticks with a probe on the end are a must hunting the way we hunt. GL&HH.
In your video you pick up a large bit of Flint and move to the Lord of the rocks and pick up a broken tip but you mist a red arrowhead to the left of the bit you pick up
Thanks. I went back and checked the video. You scared me for a minute there. It was just an oak leaf.
Heartbreaker Relics I was gonna say the same, sure looked like a nice arrowhead to me I couldn’t believe you missed it. Glad it’s a leaf... if it is
6:44 into video when you picked up the tool, there was a rootbeer colored point right by it. Just paused so excuse if you find it later in video
Thanks. I'll go back and look at the video again.
I went back and looked at the video. That was a wet oak leaf. Thanks for the heads up though.
Love the videos, guys! Any chance of an outsider coming along on one of your hunts? I work in the same parish you're digging in a few days of the week. Would love to tag along. My brother and I just started hunting and I get jealous every time you find something. Haha.
Thanks to you and your brother for watching our videos. We have never taken any "outsiders" along because we are not only protecting our sites but the landowners as well. Plus, to our surprise we have so many requests to tag along from from people we know we are not able to get them all in. In other words, our dance card is pretty full. Thanks for understanding.
Heartbreaker Relics Gotcha. Let me know if you ever need anyone else to dance with.
We surely will. Please follow us on Facebook. It's much easier to communicate that way.
Great video, guys. That’s textbook field hunting. Gotta love it. Happy Hunting to Ya.
Thanks. We have been hunting these fields for well over twenty years and are still pulling stuff out of them. GL&HH and thanks again.
I'm learning so much from y'all. I'm "Digging" for points on the Saint John's River in central Florida. Enjoy your videos so much! Good ole boys!
Thanks! We're glad you're learning something from our videos. We always love comments like this. GL&HH
Really a great video and such a cool drill, it looked like a bird to me. Keep um coming and pull one for me. Mark Martin DeFuniak Springs Fl.
Thanks Mark. As always we appreciate you watching and leaving a great comment. GL&HH
love the song over the brokes and tools section/ who is that?
oh man love the ending song too..who is that? love discovering new music
The song over the brokes and tools is called Modus Operandi by Wes Hutchinson from the TH-cam library.
The song at the ending is Rotten Gardenias by Huma Huma from the TH-cam library. Thanks for the questions. I probably spend half as much time screening music as I do editing video.
I recently moved from my home about 47 years. I went through all my stuff to narrow it all down. Believe me I kept over 30,000 artifacts. I brought back to my discard pile's on these sites probably 10,000 pieces of junk. When I first started 35 years ago I kept everything. When I went back through my stuff I couldn't believe I kept things just because a native touched it!!!! Lol We don't find as much as you boys out west here in Maine. Sometimes when I don't find much of anything, and go to my discard pile, I might find something nice in it to take with me.
I have gone back through my "junk" boxes in the past and fond stuff that I didn't know what it was when I first found it.
Another great hunt fellas!! Man I could just feel the anticipation of getting out in that dirt when your first standing on the edge of the field!! Lol! Seeing that ground freshly rolled over with a good rain on it will get you going every time!! Nice finds and nice hunt guys!! Congrats!!
Thanks guys. We really thought they were going to be sticking up on pedestals everywhere. It fooled us. We had to work for what we got. Thanks for watching and for the great comment and GL&HH.
Pretty good haul!👍
Thanks. We'll take a day like this anytime. GL&HH
Heartbreaker Relics You got that right! Some of that material has some great color to it cleaned up as well. I’m waiting for a good day like that.👍
I love your guys total enthusiasm. It is wonderful when you have a passion.
Thanks. It's hard to understand how anyone doing this (hunting artifacts) cannot have that passion.
Hi
Ok then I thought to say as it looked like a good one i love your videos we don't have much places to visit for arrowheads in the UK as they're protected areas
I also hunt in East Tn, Wears valley. I have about 10,000 points and many, many, grinders, Mano bowl, ect. I need help I.d.ing them.
I really enjoyed your video. Jealous.
Thanks for watching and for the comment. I love that area. I've been through there many times. I'm afraid I can't help you with the mano or bowl ID. I know nothing about them and I really don't know anyone to refer you to. Thanks again and GL&HH.
What I tossed was really junk. I think you probably would've laughed too!
I Love your passion I have Just found an Egyptian arrowhead in a field I am confused because Most of the finds are coins from Roman period
Thanks. Where do you live?
How might I deal with my consuming jealousy?
Dizzy Derwish you gotta go hunting
That's a good question. I've never had anyone jealous before lol. Seriously, thanks for watching and for leaving a great comment. GL&HH
I'm 1/8th Indian. Therefore, 1/8th of what y'all boys find belongs to me. Where can I go to pick up my part?
You can spend 1/8th of time watching the video
Good group of guys, decent video, you shouldn't video all the garbage.
Thanks for watching and for the comment. The garbage is important too. It's all artifacts.
What's a plowed field?!😂
We are lucky. Most of the farmers in our area still plow, even for soybeans. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
What is your email address? Thanks!
spike39560@gmail.com
Heartbreaker Relics Thank you.
You're welcome.
Great vid check out my vid called ryders 1st arrowhead. My 2 year old finds his first point
Working paying taxes so people can hunt artifacts
So you don't think we work and pay taxes?
I dig the point at the 5:00 mark. Really cool.
Thanks. That was our favorite of the trip too.
I just posted an awesome point that you guys have to watch. I think its a "Benton". G-10 for sure. I scored it back in January 2016.
Thanks. I'll check it out.