Awesome! Congrats on some sweet points and an axe 5 years in the making! Also congrats to Teka on that quartz point, reward for powering through the headache!
Thank you buddy! Finally found a whole one! Now it’s your turn to find one not broken. Best of luck on the river! I still can’t believe how awesome that Snyder was you found!!
Thank you sir! Much appreciated. Feel very fortunate to have found at least one whole one. Hopefully there’s more out there, but if not, at least we saved one.
Thank you Kevin! That has definitely been one of our best sites over the years. You just never know what’ll pop up. Hopefully finish walking it this weekend before the corn gets to tall. We’ll see.
.Wow my friends, that was a great hunt. Beautiful sweets, the round stone and the jewel in the crown, that beautiful axe. I was dying of emotion when they were digging it up. Well done friends. Blessings.
Thank you Coyote! Always love seeing your comments! Such nice words my friend. I need to catch up on your videos as well. Always enjoy seeing your finds. Hope all is well.
Wow! Another great day for the family!! Beautiful poll axe buddy, that baby is between 8,000-9,000 year old!! And the game ball is the real deal! Who knows how they used it….but it’s certainly an artifact. Thanks for sharing the hunt and good luck next time!!!
Thank you! Definitely an oldie with the full groove. Makes it even more special to me. The game ball is super cool too. Can’t believe how polished it is. Definitely something coming from that particular site.
Another great day, big congrats on that bucket lister, certainly worth the slow reveal, keep hitting em hard, won’t be long until that corn is up to your waist 😎😎😎
The corn is definitely growing quick around here. Timely rain and lots of sun. Hopefully we’ll get back there this weekend for one more hunt. Appreciate you stopping by!
We’ve definitely put on a lot of miles as a family so far! Getting harder and harder as the kids get older though. Still make sure they get out here and there. Thanks for the comment!
Awesome points ! Killer finds ! And I’m the same way on the game stones and nutting stones . Awesome hard stone axe . Wow ! Thanks for sharing with us .
My pleasure Warren! Glad you joined us and enjoyed it. The Axe is definitely my favorite find for the year. Hopefully there’s more out there to find in the future.
You guys had a very good day in the field! That is another good family trip into history - too bad your daughter missed out. The axe is nice and not many of those seem to be found these days. I have seen 2 "balls" like yours before, but I do not believe that they are the same. On the Oak Island show with the European relics on that island in Nova Scotia, 2 such balls were found. I believe they were a bit smaller, but it was determined that the balls were musket balls that were sometimes used instead of lead or metal "bullets." Either the projectiles were from handguns or small cannons. But, as I said and unless there were very old battles on that site, I do not believe that your round rocks could be the same. So, maybe game balls are the answer!
Thank you Howard! I very much appreciate your comments and information. It’s good to hear from others with the love for artifacts like you have. The Axe is a very special find for me. It’s been my top hopefull find for quite some time. Very fortunate to save one. The game ball is an extra special find as well from that site.
Thank you very much! It’s definitely my favorite find to date. Throw in a few good points and we had a great day. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Great hunt great finds u know what they say a family that plays together stays together that's one thing I like about your videos a family having a little competition and having fun you don't see that much these days that's the one thing about y'all's videos how important family is hurry up and make some more lol happying hunting
Thank you Chad! Sure glad you enjoyed it. We definitely have a good time out there. Boys against Girls a lot of the time. Unfortunately the girls win most of the time…🤣 All in good fun though. Saving the artifacts and quality time is the main objective. Appreciate you joining along!
You redeemed yourself on this one bro! Nice axe!👌, both of you found some nice hardstone pieces this year🤘, I was thinking game stone also when I first seen it, might not be as round as a couple I found but it seems like you're in a good enough area to make that assumption IMO. Killer vid and nice points also 👌 Hope the luck continues for y'all ✌️
Thanks buddy! The Axe has been a wishlist find for me for a long time now. Found a broken one last year. Super happy to save one finally. Appreciate you joining the adventure! Hope you’re having some good luck!
I’m sure you’ll run into one sooner or later. Your spots are to good not to have an Axe somewhere hidden. Although, the cache of Celts would be hard to beat, and no, you have no room to talk…..🤣🤣
I hear ya! Up until last week, I’d only found the broken back half of a grooved Axe. Some mid sections, and bits, but not sure if they were Celts or Adze. Hope you find a whole one sooner or later!
Great finds nice ax dont come often. I would say gamestone not best example. But they our great finds and dont find everday i have 3 . Look into them u will find knowledge or other hunters videos. Tika had slow day but pulled a dandy quartz is smoker !
You’re definitely right about that. Those Axe are hard to find not all broken up. I found a broken one last year that would have been a killer. Glad to find the game stone as well. Super cool bonus find.
@@artifactaddiction heck yeah bud game stones our up there too if ya find a good one they dont come very often and i been told by old guys. In that site i would definitely say it is. The first game ball i found i brought home no idea tell i researched it few things like that so if u don't know and pick a object up its most likely something. Great job good luck to the family on next hunt 👍
Congrats on the axe! Welcome on the board. That was a no doubter! Most axes have damage but it is old Indian usage. Makes it better as it was a tool. They were aggressive with them axes. Wonder how many each person had on them. Have a good one👍
You’re definitely right about that. Those Axes were made to be used. And they did without worry of damage I’d bet. Needed to get the job done. Feels good to finally have one. I know the landowner has showed me two that he’s found as well as a couple Celts and Gorget. Hopefully there’s more to find out there. Hope you guys are still out looking.
@@artifactaddiction I’m glad for you guys. It is strange usually we find most of our axes in March but we have found a few in the summer. I think the first plow is always the best it brings everything up. Now it’s been so dry and the plants are growing. Going through a drought. I still have a couple clips to maybe make one more video but other than that it’s been dry. Fishing season now! GL
When I was young man of about 8 to 10 years old... I Found two curved axes that were never used and they were really big... One was about a foot long and the other was about 20 + inches long.... They were with a lower leg bone of about 44 inches long and a human looking skull about the size of basketball... Yes it was of a giant.... The way we figured it the giant compared to a us... He must have been 13 feet tall.... I know that is hard to believe but my adult bone in my bottom half of my leg it 18 inches and I am 68 inches tall that makes him 166 or 13 + feet tall... Now all Numbers for lower leg are approximate and his height is approximate... but the ratio of body parts being the same that is the way the algebra works out!!!
I don’t find hard to believe Stan. I have read about the giant skeletons that have been found. I can’t imagine finding something like that. What a feeling and such a cool story! Thanks for sharing and watching as always!
Awesome points. I noticed you had some videos in Massachusetts. I’m originally from Kentucky and grew up collecting points with my grandfather. Would love to pass this tradition on to my son. Any recommendations for us to go have a successful day so he will be inspired to go back again. Thanks God bless
Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and comment on the video. It’s much appreciated. I don’t have any videos from Massachusetts however. All of our hunts are from the Midwest. Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, ect… I’m assuming you’re located in Massachusetts now? If so, I’d still search there the same I do in the Midwest. I’d look in tilled fields adjacent to waterways. (Rivers, creeks, lakes, swamps, and wetlands). Walk the higher elevations in the field closest to the water after a few good rains to locate any possible flint flakes. Once you locate flint chips and flakes, you’ll begin to find artifacts. A lot of older farmers will have collections from their particular farm and will likely point you in the right direction when you ask and gain permission. Hope this helps! Best of luck!!! Let me know if you have anymore questions too.
Sweeeeeeeeeet…on all the finds! Potential for the round smooth stone to have been a weight for a fishing net? Regarding the faint line indentation around it. Just a thought, prob wrong.
Thanks Todd! It’s definitely a possibility. We just knew it was something of significance coming from that particular site. Appreciate your opinion and for checking out the video.
Awesome! Congrats on some sweet points and an axe 5 years in the making! Also congrats to Teka on that quartz point, reward for powering through the headache!
Thank you buddy! Finally found a whole one! Now it’s your turn to find one not broken. Best of luck on the river! I still can’t believe how awesome that Snyder was you found!!
Sweet saves y'all!! Congrats Mike on the "bucket lister", that is a nice axe! Congrats everyone and good luck on the next!
Thank you sir! Much appreciated. Feel very fortunate to have found at least one whole one. Hopefully there’s more out there, but if not, at least we saved one.
Congratulations on all yall's finds especially your axe Mike. That is why we do this! AWESOME!
Thank you sir! It’s definitely why we do it. All those miles pay off every now and then. Sure is fun when they do. Appreciate the support!
Congratulations on all your finds. I know Mike will enjoy the axe for years to come. Take care.
Thanks buddy! I will definitely enjoy the Axe for the time I get to care for it. Happy to save one. Hope all is well.
Killer points!! But CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🍾🎈🎊 on a BEAUTIFUL full groove Mike!!! It’s niceeeee. 👊🏻
Thank you brother! Much appreciated. Definitely a find I’ve hoped for a long time. Glad I could share it with everyone. Hope you find a killer!
Very cool. This field just keeps on giving. Congratulations on the axe Mike. Can't wait to see what you find next. Happy hunting and many blessings.
Thank you Kevin! That has definitely been one of our best sites over the years. You just never know what’ll pop up. Hopefully finish walking it this weekend before the corn gets to tall. We’ll see.
.Wow my friends, that was a great hunt. Beautiful sweets, the round stone and the jewel in the crown, that beautiful axe. I was dying of emotion when they were digging it up. Well done friends. Blessings.
Thank you Coyote! Always love seeing your comments! Such nice words my friend. I need to catch up on your videos as well. Always enjoy seeing your finds. Hope all is well.
Wow! Another great day for the family!! Beautiful poll axe buddy, that baby is between 8,000-9,000 year old!! And the game ball is the real deal! Who knows how they used it….but it’s certainly an artifact. Thanks for sharing the hunt and good luck next time!!!
Thank you! Definitely an oldie with the full groove. Makes it even more special to me. The game ball is super cool too. Can’t believe how polished it is. Definitely something coming from that particular site.
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you as always! Always appreciate the support.
Congratulations on taking one off your bucket list! Killer axe and a sweet bunch of finds. 👍👍👍
Thank you buddy! Feels good to finally have found one. Thought it might never happen. Appreciate you watching and commenting!
Another great day, big congrats on that bucket lister, certainly worth the slow reveal, keep hitting em hard, won’t be long until that corn is up to your waist 😎😎😎
The corn is definitely growing quick around here. Timely rain and lots of sun. Hopefully we’ll get back there this weekend for one more hunt. Appreciate you stopping by!
Congratulations on the ax find Mike. I’m partial to those hardstone artifacts. It’s a good sign that the farmer found one in the same area.
I hear ya! The hardstone finds are always a super bonus! Makes a good day a great day! Best of luck if you get out this weekend!
GOOD EYE GLAD TO SEE SOMEONE WHOS SAVING THE TOOLS
Yes sir! Love saving as many as possible. Thanks for watching and commenting! Appreciate it!
Great video. So nice to be able to do things together with family.
We’ve definitely put on a lot of miles as a family so far! Getting harder and harder as the kids get older though. Still make sure they get out here and there. Thanks for the comment!
CONGRATS!!! That was a great pull on the axe! Had to watch it twice! Good luck on your next time out!!!
Thank you very much! It was definitely exciting to say the least. I carried it around most of the afternoon….🤣
Great jog, Guys. Hope Saturday brings you more luck.
Thanks Gary! Hope to have another video up soon. Found a few over the weekend. Appreciate you watching!
Awesome points ! Killer finds ! And I’m the same way on the game stones and nutting stones . Awesome hard stone axe . Wow ! Thanks for sharing with us .
My pleasure Warren! Glad you joined us and enjoyed it. The Axe is definitely my favorite find for the year. Hopefully there’s more out there to find in the future.
Great day! Love the axe - we hardly ever get those up here. I had a good day Tuesday; found five whole points, and gonna go again tomorrow.
Congrats on the killer day! I’ll have to check out the vid. Hopefully you’ll have the same good fortune tomorrow! Find a killer Paleo!
Awesome finds! Love the Axe
Thank you Troy! Glad you enjoyed it buddy!
You guys had a very good day in the field! That is another good family trip into history - too bad your daughter missed out. The axe is nice and not many of those seem to be found these days.
I have seen 2 "balls" like yours before, but I do not believe that they are the same. On the Oak Island show with the European relics on that island in Nova Scotia, 2 such balls were found. I believe they were a bit smaller, but it was determined that the balls were musket balls that were sometimes used instead of lead or metal "bullets." Either the projectiles were from handguns or small cannons. But, as I said and unless there were very old battles on that site, I do not believe that your round rocks could be the same. So, maybe game balls are the answer!
Thank you Howard! I very much appreciate your comments and information. It’s good to hear from others with the love for artifacts like you have. The Axe is a very special find for me. It’s been my top hopefull find for quite some time. Very fortunate to save one. The game ball is an extra special find as well from that site.
Congrats on the axe!!! That game stone isn't to shabby either 👍 great all around video 🏹
Thank you buddy! It was a great surprise that day to see the Axe in the ground. Wasn’t sure if I’d ever find one. Hope you’re out finding.
Awesome finds! Awesome axe, that first arrowhead was really pretty!
Thank you Ryan! Definitely had a good day out there. Hopefully that field will turn out another Axe sometime in the future. Thank you watching.
Super hunt! Congrats on the life too me find. A grooved axe is the winner for the day. Her quartz point was pretty cool for your area though.
Thank you very much! It’s definitely my favorite find to date. Throw in a few good points and we had a great day. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Great day looking for pointed rocks!
Indeed it was Tim! Hard to beat walking fresh dirt on a productive site. Thanks for stopping by.
Awesome finds and congrats on the axe. God bless
Thank you very much! Definitely one of my best finds to date. Take care for now.
Nice haul, y'all!
Thank you buddy! Much appreciated!
Great hunt great finds u know what they say a family that plays together stays together that's one thing I like about your videos a family having a little competition and having fun you don't see that much these days that's the one thing about y'all's videos how important family is hurry up and make some more lol happying hunting
Thank you Chad! Sure glad you enjoyed it. We definitely have a good time out there. Boys against Girls a lot of the time. Unfortunately the girls win most of the time…🤣 All in good fun though. Saving the artifacts and quality time is the main objective. Appreciate you joining along!
You redeemed yourself on this one bro! Nice axe!👌, both of you found some nice hardstone pieces this year🤘, I was thinking game stone also when I first seen it, might not be as round as a couple I found but it seems like you're in a good enough area to make that assumption IMO. Killer vid and nice points also 👌 Hope the luck continues for y'all ✌️
Thanks buddy! The Axe has been a wishlist find for me for a long time now. Found a broken one last year. Super happy to save one finally. Appreciate you joining the adventure! Hope you’re having some good luck!
Congrats on the axe. I know you 2 were super happy! Still haven't found a whole one of those yet....but I have no room to talk some would say! Lol
I’m sure you’ll run into one sooner or later. Your spots are to good not to have an Axe somewhere hidden. Although, the cache of Celts would be hard to beat, and no, you have no room to talk…..🤣🤣
Great vid…and congrats on axe head……you guys get em for sire
Thank you! Very blessed to have found it and saved one from the plows. Appreciate you watching and commenting
Hi Guy's hope ya'll are finding alot of Arrowheads gl & hh stay safe and be careful ok?? 👍👍👍👍😃 🖐 ♥️ ♥️
Thank you for watching and commenting Sharon! Always appreciate you stopping by. Take care for now.
Congratulations on the axe…. Buddy
Thank you! Always appreciate you watching and commenting! Hope you continue to have good success!
@@artifactaddiction Were you able to go check out my Clovis video?
I haven’t yet, but I will definitely tomorrow. Have a great night!
Instead of headache and knee medicine she can go out arrowhead hunting with Mike😂😂😂
I agree! It’s definitely the best medicine…😄
Awesome finds 👏 👌 😎
Thank you for joining us! Appreciate the support.
@@artifactaddiction ,I've found 2 or 3 pieces of axes ,no complete one yet..Maybe someday...Y'all find some killer stuff, by the way !!
I hear ya! Up until last week, I’d only found the broken back half of a grooved Axe. Some mid sections, and bits, but not sure if they were Celts or Adze. Hope you find a whole one sooner or later!
@@artifactaddiction ,I did find a good one in some in laws attic..That was exciting 😄
🤣🤣 Better than nothing!!
Great finds nice ax dont come often. I would say gamestone not best example. But they our great finds and dont find everday i have 3 . Look into them u will find knowledge or other hunters videos. Tika had slow day but pulled a dandy quartz is smoker !
Lot times there Perfectly round hardstone
Thank you Roberta!
You’re definitely right about that. Those Axe are hard to find not all broken up. I found a broken one last year that would have been a killer. Glad to find the game stone as well. Super cool bonus find.
@@artifactaddiction heck yeah bud game stones our up there too if ya find a good one they dont come very often and i been told by old guys. In that site i would definitely say it is. The first game ball i found i brought home no idea tell i researched it few things like that so if u don't know and pick a object up its most likely something. Great job good luck to the family on next hunt 👍
So always bring somthing u pick up home lot times it will turn out too be something i forgot to say
Congrats on the axe! Welcome on the board. That was a no doubter! Most axes have damage but it is old Indian usage. Makes it better as it was a tool. They were aggressive with them axes. Wonder how many each person had on them. Have a good one👍
You’re definitely right about that. Those Axes were made to be used. And they did without worry of damage I’d bet. Needed to get the job done. Feels good to finally have one. I know the landowner has showed me two that he’s found as well as a couple Celts and Gorget. Hopefully there’s more to find out there. Hope you guys are still out looking.
@@artifactaddiction I’m glad for you guys. It is strange usually we find most of our axes in March but we have found a few in the summer. I think the first plow is always the best it brings everything up. Now it’s been so dry and the plants are growing. Going through a drought. I still have a couple clips to maybe make one more video but other than that it’s been dry. Fishing season now! GL
I hear ya! We’ve been neglecting getting the boat out, but there’s a lot of fish waiting on us as well! Time to set some hooks! Good luck!
@@artifactaddiction 👍👍
When I was young man of about 8 to 10 years old... I Found two curved axes that were never used and they were really big... One was about a foot long and the other was about 20 + inches long.... They were with a lower leg bone of about 44 inches long and a human looking skull about the size of basketball... Yes it was of a giant.... The way we figured it the giant compared to a us... He must have been 13 feet tall.... I know that is hard to believe but my adult bone in my bottom half of my leg it 18 inches and I am 68 inches tall that makes him 166 or 13 + feet tall... Now all Numbers for lower leg are approximate and his height is approximate... but the ratio of body parts being the same that is the way the algebra works out!!!
I don’t find hard to believe Stan. I have read about the giant skeletons that have been found. I can’t imagine finding something like that. What a feeling and such a cool story! Thanks for sharing and watching as always!
Awesome points. I noticed you had some videos in Massachusetts. I’m originally from Kentucky and grew up collecting points with my grandfather. Would love to pass this tradition on to my son. Any recommendations for us to go have a successful day so he will be inspired to go back again. Thanks God bless
Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and comment on the video. It’s much appreciated. I don’t have any videos from Massachusetts however. All of our hunts are from the Midwest. Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, ect… I’m assuming you’re located in Massachusetts now? If so, I’d still search there the same I do in the Midwest. I’d look in tilled fields adjacent to waterways. (Rivers, creeks, lakes, swamps, and wetlands). Walk the higher elevations in the field closest to the water after a few good rains to locate any possible flint flakes. Once you locate flint chips and flakes, you’ll begin to find artifacts. A lot of older farmers will have collections from their particular farm and will likely point you in the right direction when you ask and gain permission. Hope this helps! Best of luck!!! Let me know if you have anymore questions too.
Nice full groved axe, nice finds overall, Nice translucent point what Is that material chalcedony?
Thanks Billy! I believe you are correct. I said quartz in the video, but I believe that be Chalcedony. It’s a beauty for sure.
Sweeeeeeeeeet…on all the finds! Potential for the round smooth stone to have been a weight for a fishing net? Regarding the faint line indentation around it. Just a thought, prob wrong.
Thanks Todd! It’s definitely a possibility. We just knew it was something of significance coming from that particular site. Appreciate your opinion and for checking out the video.
The point that looked camouflaged looks to me like heat treated flint ridge calcedony.
You could definitely be right! It’s some of the nicest material I’ve seen there. Very different than normal. Thanks for sharing!
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That’s a tomahawk y’all or battle hammer
Thanks for watching and commenting! Much appreciated!