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Arrowhead Hunting - SHOCK AND AWE! | Three Day Hunt, August 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2018
- Arrowhead Hunting in 2018 on the Ohio River, the weather was crazy and the arrowheads were amazing! One of the best series of hunts we have ever had out on the river!
Kentucky and Indiana Arrowhead Hunting in 2018
FLINT RIDGE SNYDERS.......HOPEWELL CITY!!! Awesome finds fellows!!!!
Awesome video guys! Yall are hard core but that's what it takes sometimes. All beautiful points but that first one that Kyle found is probably one of the finest points I've seen. Congratulations guys!
We looked at that piece pretty closely and couldn't find any damage! Normally the excitement level is really high with a find like that, but this one left me (Kyle) with a feeling of shock that didn't wear off for quite some time. Thanks for watching, we enjoy your videos as well!
Your dedication paid off big time! Great video, I always enjoy your hunts, thanks for sharing them with us.
Thanks for watching Paleoman52! We thought we had mother nature figured out, and the day we thought was going to be the best turned out to be the slowest, while the third day with less than optimal conditions produced some flint tonnage for us!
I enjoy all you all put out
Super nice 3 day hunt fellas! Lots of killer points! Those corner notched points are just incredible. That long stemmed point is really cool as well. Lots of case items there. Take care and good luck on your future hunts.
Awesome recoveries fellas ! So many nice finds poppin out for you is incredible ! Keep up the good work !
Thanks for watching RockheadOH, We are blessed and lucky for sure!
Awesome finds boys! Thanks for keeping your vids family friendly, ya'll are my favorite to watch!
Thanks Matthew! We are making sure that we do not accidentally slip on anything, being military veterans and all, sometimes we do get a little too excited! Have made sure to listen closely during the editing process for any OOPS moments! We take pride in the fact that families can watch our videos, and we are glad that you and your family continue to watch ours! (If you haven't watched our oldest videos, I would not recommend them because of some language early on) If there is anything else, or anything that is ever borderline, please let us know so we can improve!
@@mudstompers Wow, appreciate the reply and much more so your service to our country!! God bless you guys and continued success in preserving the rich history and heritage that so many have forgotten about.. I'm part OSAGE and have been indian artifact hunting since I was a kid. Every find is exciting to think about who used it, made it and relied on it to provide/protect for his or her family! Thank you again for the work you are doing to honor those that made what some of us so highly value!
Great finds and great video guys! The intro was KILLER! I loved the expanding titles--very clever. Looks like a couple of those brokes was real heart breakers too. Keep up the good work and finds fellas. Best wishes and HH, Dave.
The first part of the intro took hours to do! Glad you enjoyed it, will get better and faster with editing and practice! HH to you as well!
Your videos are AWESOME.and man you find some great artifacts i live in Anchorage and i hunted arrowheads down in Oregon when i lived there and still do when i visit family. I would love to go out hunting Arrowheads with you two it looks like it would be a blast.thanks for sharing all your finds and good luck on future hunts.
Used to always field hunt but got into rivers and creeks and never looked back...keep on rockin guys....fellow ky boy
B-E-A-utiful!!! Nice finds guys. Love it!
Thanks for watching Bottom Jon!
I was anticipating an upload from you guys😆. Rains have been epic for summer. Maybe some points got shook loose in creeks hopefully. Great hunt BTW👍
You know it! We watched your creek video from the other day as well! Glad you were able to get on something! HH to ya, I'd imagine with the storms that came through you should be in for some goodies!
Thank you for your quick response to my comment. Looking back it comes off as sounding more critical than intended. You guys are obviously more experienced and dedicated to the hobby than I am, and you take the time and effort to film and post video to share it with others like me. There are a lot of videos of hunts posted but what I would really appreciate would be a video of relics you have collected with as much info about them as possible. Especially the less common items. This could really broaden the scope of the hunts and collections of the less experienced hunters like myself. Looking forward to future videos from you guys!
Ronald Cantrell We aren’t experts by any means lol we do find quite a bit but a lot of what we find leaves us puzzled just as well. Part of why we started doing these videos was to seek advice and education from the community and it has been really great. We have learned quite a bit but we still have a lot more to learn. I appreciate your response and to clarify my original response, I did take that as you were saying that we did not care about that artifact or only cared to find points. While we may not have filmed that one, if we had spotted it during that pull we would have filmed it with the find. If we found it separate, we probably would not film it alone but it would be in the cleanup portion of the video. We do talk more about what we have found in the cleanup but many people do not watch that part according to the analytics. Glad that you replied back so we could talk more. Look forward to further conversations and if you have any questions I hope that we can answer them or another person in the community can. Many of the people in our audience have been hunting and studying artifacts for quite a long time and it has been rewarding to learn from their comments.
Killer video and killer arrowheads! I just found my first full arrowhead two weeks ago and now I'm addicted. You guys are awesome. Keep up the good work!
Wow! My first find full arrowhead was spectacular and it hooked me as well! Maybe one day I will do a video for that find. Or a video for best finds by the Mud Stompers, and include the first finds. We have quite a bit of very nice finds that we found before we started doing videos. Joel's got some AMAZING finds that need to be shared with everyone!
@@mudstompers My first one was found in a creek. Since watching your videos I'm trying to venture out to the river banks but have limited access because I don't have a boat. I'm on the Ohio River as well. I'm sure everyone would like to see some of you and Joel's first finds! Keep the videos coming!
Jacob Tabor find the flint and you’ll find the arrowheads! Don’t be deterred by a lack of flint from the banks though, some of our finds come from areas where there’s no flint at all and you might find one worked piece to every non work piece! Look for camp rock or fire popped rock as well for some signs of life.
a "best of" would be fantastic....
@@mudstompers Thanks! I'll keep that in mind next time I'm out. Which is hopefully this weekend.
Straight killers boys!! Why y’all gotta make us look so bad with your giant, perfect points up there??!! LOL!! Dang fine stuff fellas!! Keep it up and thanks for the show!!
I KNOW! Feel so blessed and lucky! I have seen the hard work you have put in for your finds, both on your channel and on Heartbreaker Relic's channel. Hopefully some sizeable killers are in your near future as well! Keep up the great work!!! Minimal effort typically means minimal results, and you guys have put some incredible effort in, and found some really nice artifacts of great quality along the way, but the relentless effort that I have seen from you will undoubtedly result in some great finds! We learn every time that we go out, whether its new beaches, new colors of flint/chert to look for, hunting techniques, and so much more. I am sure that you learn many new things along the way as well, every bit helps! Thanks for watching!
Mud Stompers Heck yeah bro!! We learn a little more everyday!! And we realize that the outcropping of flint and flint types you guys have up there are so much bigger than down here!! We have this river cobble chert they used and often jasper that they produced some killer points and artifacts from, but it’s just small in comparison to flint from other areas!! For us, if we find a 3 or 4 inch point, that’s huge!! Lol!! But for me, all I want is to go out and be able to score some nice artifacts because no matter where they’re from, they’re all fantastic!! Love seeing them no matter who’s finding them or where!! Thanks for the kind words and supporting us as well!! ATB to you boys!!
I get it lol! It's like the huge finds from Missouri that people talk about here. We also like find different styles of materials because its foreign to us but the material that we have shows the flaking so well! I believe our material is Sonora and Hornstone mostly, still doing some research on that. I've never hunted anywhere else, Joel has though, growing up in Iowa, and he reminds me that I'm spoiled here all the time! I've been here since 2010 and didn't know anything about arrowhead hunting until 2016! Wish I found out sooner.
Great finds guys! Out there kickin some butt!
Thank you! Got our butt's kicked too though, 3 days of some pretty rough walkin!
Great work guys you got some goodins .I love this kinda stuff you guy have the best utube show. Love it God Bless and see ya soon
Thanks Tim! We enjoy watching many others as they share their passion of arrowhead hunting as well, technology has enabled us to share in a whole different way and we've barely scratched the surface yet, excited for what the future holds as we continue to improve and bring both arrowhead hunting ideas and technology ideas together for some great experiences.
Good Job Guys! Lol I'd be fing stoked to find those too!
Great video, really nice finds, Thanks
Thanks for watching Joe, Glad you enjoyed the video!
Outstanding hunt and video!
Thank you for watching! Always appreciate when the video is mentioned as well! This particular video took about 10 hours to edit, which is why it was posted at four in the morning, still learning some of the more advanced editing techniques but we will continue to improve with every video, that is our goal!
Couple of killer Snyder points you guys found and that purple rice side notch type point is sweet too. Good work boys
Do you believe that both of the larger points are Snyder's? I know Joel was thinking Hopewell for his, but we know that we aren't the greatest at getting the type 100% right, nor will we ever be perfect on it because of the variety! Thanks for watching as always, HH to ya also.
Mud Stompers yeah I think they are both Snyder points . I have some similar to both. They are both really neat for sure.
Peace
You bet! Heck most of the points that we call Adena's I would consider Turkey Tail Harrison's, including the one in this video. I believe getting within the right cluster is the important part, we'll continue to refine though!
Outstanding brothers👍🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Smoke Eater, as always! Good to see you in the comments, hope everything is going well for you!
Good job guys some great finds
Thanks for watching Andrew!
Good stuff Joel!
Thanks Joel!
- Kyle.
Sweet hunt as always. 👍
Thanks for watching Shaka's closet! Hope to have something else for everyone soon!
That looks like some fun hunting!
Bought time.....you guys make a good team. Keep it up. More videos.
We've been putting a lot of time in to research for filming and practicing with our new camera, hopefully it paid off for this video! Now that we've got that upfront learning curve taken care of for the most part, we can get out on the river more! Hope to have another video out in the near future!
So many epic killer stellars!!
Thanks!!! How is everything going with your channel?
great finds guys.
Thanks for watching BoneHeads Outdoors!
Please guys! When you find a point and your close to water wash it off instead of wiping it on your pants. It’s twice as fast and you can see it better. I get excited when you find one but can’t understand why you don’t wash them off when your right by the water. Keep up the good work,
That purple one is made of Allie Bates Flint from Pala Duro canyon near Amarillo Texas
Maybe the good rocks are just above the beach untouched and not weathered by the elements.......GREAT FINDS GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Stan! From what we have seen they are inside the walls or shelves of the river bank and the rain erodes them out, which is why some of the finds are of high quality! Though what we see at the artifact shows make us feel like we haven't found anything at all!
I'm not trolling just that my ears are 70 years old and had a lot of rock and roll and construction work!!!
Amazing what’s a few inches below the surface waiting for Mother Nature’s erosion control, great results guys!
You bet! Most of the time we go out after rain, sometimes it a lot of rain and others, not so much. It's amazing to see how sometimes a little rain can expose a lot and a lot of rain can expose little. Keep telling myself that I'll never fully understand the river and Mother Nature, but we sure enjoy spending time with her regardless! Sometimes during dry spells we will get up real high on the banks to see if we can find anything dried up high.
Awesome finds. Wish I had places to look around me
Where are you at? Just make sure you look up the local laws for your state, hate to see anyone get in trouble for enjoying this great hobby / passion of ours. I've seen some nice videos from *Seneca Relics* for creek selection if you have any near you, or any farm fields that you can get permission to.
Just watchin' this video again. I found similar purple Baker's Creek in MS about 4 mos later.
Fantastic
I've never looked on the Ohio as I don't have easy access or permission to hunt anywhere. I know of one park I can surface hunt at, I ought to get out there more.
Take a look at day two 1st arrowhead. There is another artifact right next to the arrowhead.
George blanchet Dang! Spotted the mini barb but missed the stone! There’s also an interesting looking piece right above it, bet it’s long gone now though with how fast the water rose, will take a look when it goes down to see if anything’s there
Great points, great vid!! Sometimes you have to be a goat to find arrows. Kyle does kinda look like one, haha!!
"The GOAT" is a pretty popular term on the Internet! Stands for "Greatest of All Time", while that may not 100% fit the bill, I'll take what I can get! lol. Thanks for watching!
Wow !!! Super Nice !!! Thank You !!! ***cheers*** =)
I am officially hooked on this channel! Think i got the bug. Gotta fly out from California one day
Thank you for your kind words there! While we do not have the option of posting videos every single day, we do put in a lot of time and effort in to the channel and it's growth, glad that it shows!
i've noticed the evolution of your production sensibilities! Feel like i'm watching a super hero movie on the latest ones. I will compose a Theme Song for you guys in my home studio.
Nice hunts. Have to cover the entire camera lenses to get camera to refocus on the point. Nice stomping.
Still learning the ins and outs of the new camera, hopefully the quality overall excuses some of the focusing issues! lol, we will get better at it, thanks for the tip!
It's funny till someone gets hurt. Then it's hilarious. Lmao. Great video. Love it. Several killers. Keep on rockin brothers
It's too bad Joel wasn't wearing the GoPro at the time, would have been neat to clip in some footage of that lol. Thanks for watching!
all's I can say is awesome
Thank you! The first point left me almost speechless, not our usual material or type of find either. We've only gotten a couple of Snyder's ever and to see that quality come up, I don't know what I did to deserve that! Joel's exquisite find at the end also left me pretty speechless, don't know how the camera picked it up because I wasn't looking at the camera! Great finds all together, glad we were able to share them with everyone! We usually don't do a video for the hunts with less than 4 points, but if any of those two showed up, we would have still done a video for them!
Some time in the future we are going to do a compilation video for the ones that were filmed but never included in our videos. Thanks for watching! We are hoping to improve with every video!
the point you found at 3:18 in this video had a stone with a hole bored in it right under your hand! Could have been a bead or a small nutting stone. Do you only hunt points?
Ronald Cantrell we have found pestles, nutting stones, chert and hematite axes, flint and hardstone celts, flint adzes, pendants, and all kinds of stuff, is it possible that we could have missed something, absolutely. Do we intentionally ignore certain things? Yes we’re not carrying a heavy nutting stone back from 4 miles down a creek. In this case out on the river though where you pointed out it is either something that we missed or it wasn’t anything at all. People lose sight of what is in front of them all the time when they have their focus on what they see in the moment. We hope that we will spot something but it is inevitable that we will miss something that was caught on camera. Hopefully not too often though
I noticed it too
Damn right Shock and Awe!
Felt that was appropriate! The first find is the only one that had left me with a feeling of shock for hours after the find. We've found some nice stuff, and every find is amazing to us, but these are the rare finds that leave me wondering, what did I do to deserve this? Thanks for watching as always, hope everything is going well for you!
Nice points
Are you guys out in western KY?
I'm near Lexington and really need to learn to creek hunt!
My creeks don't look like what you're hunting at all! No sand, just lots of mud, but its rich with artifacts, or at least was until they all get plowed up and picked up.
I've never tried, always just fields but they're all hunted out!
Killer points !
Keep huntin and uploading!
I'm subbing now!
Thanks!
Jasmine Wood Hi Jasmine, we normally hunt the Ohio River but we have hunted a few creeks. We are east of Lexington by about 2 hours. Are there any larger rivers nearby that you could hunt? If you’ve got any questions we are more than happy to answer them to the best of our ability
@@mudstompers I guessed the wrong direction...
Yea, I live literally on the Elkhorn creek, it snakes all over the bluegrass and there's obviously been MANY encampments along it... The field just across the creek from me is a huge flood plain, may be 40-50 acres in an oxbow of the creek that's just littered with flake, more than I've ever seen but its been hunted hard!
The way it floods and erodes I'm sure the creek bottom is loaded with points but thanks to dams its too deep to bottom hunt in most spots, but there's a few shallow spots, a few feeder ditches... Exposed banks and an occasional bar.
In sure no one creek hunts it so is have that to myself even if the fields are hunted out.
I've been watching lots of vids on creek hunting, lots of good ones around ... I figured ones from KY might be more helpful than Mississippi or Virginia.
Really tho, its almost all just dirt and mud, the few rocky spots are usually big limestone chunks and mud.
I also have access to nice steep woodland but its not got running water or much erosion so it seems there's few areas I could really hunt there but I did find one big smoker in there a few years back just laying on the surface.
Not real sure how to hunt the creek but I kayak it all the time so I may as well learn how !
My 7yr old daughters taken an interest as well so that's just great!
Ill either figure it out or make a mess trying!
I'd love for someone to show me how its done first hand, but with all my interests and hobbies I seem to have to find my own way.
You've identified more possible sites than we have! I'm sure that you will get on a honey hole if you keep looking, we've only ever gotten permission on a creek for a single hunt only. Been on the lookout to see if any land comes up for sale with a creek running through it, nothing practical so far though. You probably have already seen the creek selection video from Seneca Relics, it is from West Virginia but the concept still applies here. We have a video where we hunted the one creek that produced a couple of arrowheads for us, if you haven't seen that one it can give you an idea of how that creek looked. It had a lot of rock though, there wasn't rock bars, the whole thing was rock. Hope we get somewhere with either permission or purchase some land. It is great that your daughter is showing interest in it as well! My daughter is 4, but she doesn't get to go out often because of how muddy and soupy the river can be, afraid she might disappear in it.
@@mudstompers yea, might be right but basically every creek hunting video I watch looks like better conditions than I have, nothing I have hear looks at all like the creeks you show, or Seneca, paleoman etc... but that might just be the grass greener on the other side, I won't know til I really look, all I can do is try but as much time as I spend in and on the water and the attention to detail I usually have makes me think these condition just lead to point dropping in deep water. Just straight wall banks and mud.
If I could dig out the upstream pool of the dams I'm sure is find all kinds of goods
Old camp site?
It will be better next time I post it will be good we have had Alot of rain in Carter county Oklahoma I'm gonna have my phone sideways too lol
What’s up with the useless classifications? It’s a rock made be an individual craftsman thousands of years ago.... unless you’re actively using the classifications somehow to identify tribe/timeframe -which seems unlikely, then what’s the point?
What's the point? no pun intended lol! I think it is just to more easily identify what you have and see the associated age and distribution radius of the arrowhead.
Classification and time frame go together. You probably dont understand if you cant find any points yourself.
Those are some real smokers, I want to hunt with you guys!!! Dang!
We go out pretty often but it's almost always a last minute decision and sporadic at that with the weather, our goal is to take everyone along with us through our videos which is why we strive to improve them every time. Hope you enjoyed this one, and thanks for watching!
love y'alls videos. very nice finds
Thanks Raymond! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Is it true Snyder's are made from north blades?
that first one was some kind of heat treated flint
Was wondering what material it would be, thought maybe Burlington chert but we don't have a clue.
im from northeast Alabama so i mainly focus on material from my area but i might guess Burlington. ask brooksy he would know
Heat treated Burlington......
You guys ever get a identification on that point at the 6 minute mark? I found one practically identical in waaaaaaay west texas a couple weeks ago.
My only guess would be a sharpened down buck creek, not sure what points are similar to that out there
Loved the video and the editing... I'm having a hard time hearing it... nice find though!!!
You now your hooked when you're willing to go through a storm
Yep.... lol
Work a great video I hope to go tomorrow and dig what do you use to edit your videos
Thank you! I hope you get to go out tomorrow, and I hope that you have good luck if you do! I use Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Adobe After Effects CC for more advanced editing. There are TONS of tutorials out there for them, but it does take a lot of time and patience. This video took about 10 hours to edit from start to finish.
Thanks I appreciate it
No problem at all! I'd recommend just getting used to using the timeline with Adobe Premiere and clipping in sequences and using the default transition first, from there, the sky is the limit!
Also, you can start with a free trial, the apps can be quite expensive if licensed individually. Right now we are using a student discount for them which makes it cheaper.
I often wonder if histroy is right because I don't think the Cherokee where here first there are arrow heads very stream line
All of this stuff was made before there were any tribal affiliations.
Are y’all hunting in Kentucky ?
Yep! Hunting along the Kentucky and Indiana side, but the base of operations is in Kentucky
That was a big broke pine tree
Killers!!
Nice
Thanks for coming back and watching as always! Hope all is going well for you Tuledude!
How come u don't show pottery u find, with that many arrowheads u know there's a village or camp sites there. Avocational archaeologist from ON., CAN?
Hi Perry, we occasionally do! Usually when we find some larger pieces
Where I come from folks would say your slipping into burial mound territories. Tell me it aint so. Then tell me I believe you.
Definitely not burial mounds. The water level of the Ohio river can fluctuate 30 feet or more in our area. The erosion is amazing and that is what pulls them out of the banks for us. Most of the time they are laying right on top the mud.
no fucking way
Love your channel! Please check out ours. Love the colors of that 1st one btw.. We look hard,but find awesome stuff. Our first videos are on Artifacts from the River.. Had issues with it and started this one.. Happy Hunting guys!
Checked it out and Subscribed! What happened to your first channel??? Happy Hunting to you guys as well, and hold your phone sideways when recording, it will capture the moment much better! Thought it was neat to see you and your significant other hunting together! Also the Square piece in your video, I would call it a Square Knife, found some like it!
Mud Stompers thanx ! And we will try that with the phone. Hopefully we will get a camera soon.. We got totally locked outta the other one. So the videos are on there still to view . Can't wait to get out on the Ohio River here for more finds! GL guys! Make sure u subscribe to the Artifacts from the River 2.