Thank you sir! We weren’t expecting to get into that much with no rain here in a while. We may try to metal detect it one day. I appreciate your comment! Have a good night!
That bullet with the groove is a williams type 3 cleaner bullet I belive. A civil war bullet has been on my bucket list for a while. Lead indian was definitely an interesting find too. That is a fine gorget section 🔥 can never go wrong with a couple points!
Thanks for watching! My dad is very knowledgeable on all kinds of relics. It’s fascinating they modified them while they were killing time at camp. Each piece has a story.
Hey Rob it warms my heart to see ya out with your dad. I just lost my dad 2 Weeks ago it’s definitely a empty spot in my life. Brother y’all had a good day some awesome relics and artifacts. The gorget was killer take care and God bless
I am sorry to hear about your dad, Tiller. My dad had a massive heart attack a couple months back so I’m very blessed he is still with us and able to still get out. Glad you enjoyed the video and looking forward to your next upload.
Thank you! Yes, if you haven’t already check out Clegg’s Adventures channel. I’m fortunate because my dad is very knowledgeable of hot spots in my area. There is plenty to be found on major water ways especially if you have a boat/kayak.
Great saves!! Isn’t it awesome getting out there and preserving history.. Best part is your doing it with your dad!! Learn as you can from him and cherish every minute with him!!!
Thank you! Yes it is my favorite part of the hobby. We are still able to see characteristics of relics left behind such as tooth marks or polish from use. Each piece has a story and there is tons of stuff out there still to be found!
Those banks had some good depositors. Glad ya'll were able to make some withdrawals. Congrats on the Gorget! Thanks for sharing and have a Blessed Day!!!
Thanks Jeff! We were not expecting to get into the CW stuff like that. You know it’s a good spot if we found all that on the surface! Have a good Sunday friend.
No telling how many are laying just a inch or two under the mud. I’m sure buttons and buckles are in there too. We are going to try and hit that spot again with a detector soon. Thanks for the comment!
That is an interesting thought. My dad thought maybe someone used it as a fishing sinker. I think maybe some kid lost it while playing on the beach. I just know it’s mine now :)
What county's or areas do you look at? I live in Dallas county and I've been wanting to start looking for various tips and artifacts. Just not sure on how to get started
I would hunt around the Alabama River or tributaries feeding into it. I am more in North Alabama but there is some good stuff down near you as well. ALHeadHunter on here hunts around that area I believe.
I would definitely call that a killer day. Great recoveries. That gorget would be amazing if it were whole. Still nice as is. Wish we had civil war era bullets/relics around here, or at least more common. Good to see you out with your dad. Mine passed last year and we had great times hunting together. I am now doing it with my son. Now get out there and find that other half of the gorget. 🤘🏼
Yes we are in a good spot for everything really. It’s nice having my dad around because he is so knowledgeable when it comes to history. Hopefully one day I can find the other half or one that’s all there! Thanks for the comment!
Yes, most likely around a camp. These were lost in the year 1862 based on the location. One of them had toothmarks and others were carved with pocket knives. I guess they didn’t have much to pass time so they used what they had on hand.
Awesome relics and artifacts Rob! Congrats!
Thanks Joe! I appreciate the comment. Have a good night friend 👍🏼
Bunch of killer finds 💥💥!!!!
Awesome show 😎✌🍀
Thank you sir! We weren’t expecting to get into that much with no rain here in a while. We may try to metal detect it one day. I appreciate your comment! Have a good night!
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You too, man 😎✌️🍀
.Nice broken gorget. Those two black tips, the knife and the earpiece are beautiful pieces. Good luck hunting unexpected things, blessings to you.
Thank you Coyote! It was a wild day for sure. Happy to have brought a wide array of things home with me! Have a good Sunday friend.
That bullet with the groove is a williams type 3 cleaner bullet I belive. A civil war bullet has been on my bucket list for a while. Lead indian was definitely an interesting find too. That is a fine gorget section 🔥 can never go wrong with a couple points!
Thanks for watching! My dad is very knowledgeable on all kinds of relics. It’s fascinating they modified them while they were killing time at camp. Each piece has a story.
Dang man that place is eat up with bullets never saw that many come from one spot like that . Great finds brother
No telling how many are an inch or two under the surface. Might have to try a metal detector next time. Thanks for the comment friend.
Hey Rob it warms my heart to see ya out with your dad. I just lost my dad 2 Weeks ago it’s definitely a empty spot in my life. Brother y’all had a good day some awesome relics and artifacts. The gorget was killer take care and God bless
I am sorry to hear about your dad, Tiller. My dad had a massive heart attack a couple months back so I’m very blessed he is still with us and able to still get out. Glad you enjoyed the video and looking forward to your next upload.
Reminds me of my hunts on the cumberland, great finds,get that detector
Yes sir, that’s the next step! Thank you 🙏
Still watching, but I'd love to find some of them Civil War bullets 👊
Great day on the river guys👍🏻
Thank you buddy! It was a memorable day for sure!
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Great video! It’s awesome to have a dad to go hunting with! That’s what makes life great! Family.
Agreed! I’m very blessed to have him still around. Thanks for the comment!
I'm a new subscriber, great content! I live on the Ohio River, could this be done anywhere?
Thank you! Yes, if you haven’t already check out Clegg’s Adventures channel. I’m fortunate because my dad is very knowledgeable of hot spots in my area. There is plenty to be found on major water ways especially if you have a boat/kayak.
Great saves!! Isn’t it awesome getting out there and preserving history.. Best part is your doing it with your dad!! Learn as you can from him and cherish every minute with him!!!
Thank you! Yes it is my favorite part of the hobby. We are still able to see characteristics of relics left behind such as tooth marks or polish from use. Each piece has a story and there is tons of stuff out there still to be found!
Those banks had some good depositors. Glad ya'll were able to make some withdrawals. Congrats on the Gorget! Thanks for sharing and have a Blessed Day!!!
Thanks Jeff! We were not expecting to get into the CW stuff like that. You know it’s a good spot if we found all that on the surface! Have a good Sunday friend.
Nice finds guys👍🏻
Thank you for watching!
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If your finding that many just on the surface get yourself a metal detector.
No telling how many are laying just a inch or two under the mud. I’m sure buttons and buckles are in there too. We are going to try and hit that spot again with a detector soon. Thanks for the comment!
Tya👍 be well n blessed y'all.
Good day out there
Thank you sir! I appreciate the comment. Have a good Sunday!
second bullet was a williams cleaner
Great hunt brother, in the movie the patriot, they were melting down lead figurines like that, to make there bullets.
That is an interesting thought. My dad thought maybe someone used it as a fishing sinker. I think maybe some kid lost it while playing on the beach. I just know it’s mine now :)
Your asymmetric at @9:20 is a small KNIFE, made for hafting onto a palm sized piece of wood...
Yes I believe that one is Hopewell related. It is some dull chert but nicely made. Thanks for watching!
Dang you all had a good day!
Yes sir! We left happy 😃
What county's or areas do you look at? I live in Dallas county and I've been wanting to start looking for various tips and artifacts. Just not sure on how to get started
I would hunt around the Alabama River or tributaries feeding into it. I am more in North Alabama but there is some good stuff down near you as well. ALHeadHunter on here hunts around that area I believe.
I would definitely call that a killer day. Great recoveries. That gorget would be amazing if it were whole. Still nice as is. Wish we had civil war era bullets/relics around here, or at least more common. Good to see you out with your dad. Mine passed last year and we had great times hunting together. I am now doing it with my son. Now get out there and find that other half of the gorget. 🤘🏼
Yes we are in a good spot for everything really. It’s nice having my dad around because he is so knowledgeable when it comes to history. Hopefully one day I can find the other half or one that’s all there! Thanks for the comment!
@@RobsRelics you find some pretty nice stuff. Would you be interested in making a trip to Leavenworth Kansas at the begining of April?
Man, I want to get down there and hunt with you this summer!
Let’s go! I’ve got a couple spots that are nearly guaranteed to produce.
It's amazing those bullets aren't damaged, they must have been lost not fired?
Yes, most likely around a camp. These were lost in the year 1862 based on the location. One of them had toothmarks and others were carved with pocket knives. I guess they didn’t have much to pass time so they used what they had on hand.
@@RobsRelics great finds mate
So interesting, see y’all the first week of December
Awesome finds!
Thank you!
Gorget??
Yes, the drilled piece I found. It is unsure really of their usage. Could have been armor or ceremonial pieces.
@@RobsRelics is it called a Gorget?
@@T.J-and-Soul yes, I’ve heard it pronounced GOR-GET AND GOR-JIT. Not sure which one is actually correct.