Why Does This Always Seem To Happen At The End Of The Day - Arrowhead Hunting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2020
- We haven’t been to one of our favorite sites in Louisiana (the Rabbit Pen) in several years so before it got too hot we wanted to give it another shot and we’re glad we did. We had Mile and Zach from PineBeltRelics with us and as usual we had a blast. Lately we seem to find some of our best stuff at the end of the day and today was one of those days. Please join us on another fun filled adventure and see what the end of the day brought for us.
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So much fun!!!!!!! It like the Arrow Head Party and you are unwrapping Christmas Presents!!!
Thanks Stan! It sure was!
😂🤣😂🤣 Y'all see that big log... Great video Spike! Looked like a good day!
lol I was just trying to get over the log and my foot got caught! It was a good day! Thanks.
When I heard Spike’s laugh, I knew we were in for a good time; amazing colors and I just love how you guys all take turns in the sifter. Nothing better than that😀
As always thanks for the great comment and thanks for watching. Its all about a good time lol. It really is important to try to get everyone a good point before the day is over. Thanks again!
Great day y’all had fellas that was some awesome points and blades. Great video footage love the clean up montage and the way y’all have a good time. Spike gets me fired up when find a smoker. BOL on the next one keep um coming 👊🏻👊🏻
Thanks Corey! We're glad you enjoyed it
I bet Randy forgot all about that 11 hour drive! Great friends, Great times, Great finds, and a Great video, and Spike, they will get to where they can't stay on their feet too, just give them time!
You got that right! lol They better hope they're still going when they're my age lol.
Lol Tim, I was thinking the same thing and he won't complain when he goes back. Lol it would be a blast to have them here on my 60 acres 3 creeks, home of the Choctaw Indians (Tallahatta Quartz) would love to send you some pictures of what I have found if you don't mind, and maybe get some name types and age
50 acres, hit wrong button sry
Just got my Hoodie in the mail couple days ago...I appreciate you fellers...glad to chip in😎
Thanks Michael! We appreciate your support more than you know. God bless and good luck and happy hunting.
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As always some amazing finds. Love it when you all get together. Continued good luck to you all on your adventures.
Thanks, you too!
So amazingly beautiful! What else is there to say! I wish we knew so so much more than we do about these ancient ancestors.
Thanks. We agree!
I don't care if they're broke or perfect I just love your videos! Spike, I can't count the times I have fell over logs face down in the water, their day is a-coming. Thank you for the nature minute
Thanks George! They better hope they're still going when they're my age lol.
Great finds guys y'all are have alot of fun that's what it's all about being with friends and making memories,God is good
Thanks and Amen!
lots of heartbreakers but some exceptional beauties too, thanks for the video 👍💚
Thanks Harry! Always good to hear from you!
Y'all having to much fun. Naw that's what it's all about good to see great fellowship and nice points to boot. Enjoy watching y'all 👍
Thanks! Yep, It's always about having fun. When it's not I guess it's time to quit. Continued good luck to yall!
What a great day! I love how much fun you guys have together! And I’m always wanting people to find the other halves of a broke point, so fitting those 2 parts back together in this one was pretty cool! 👍🏻😁
Yes it was a great day. Thanks. Zach has a knack for finding both halves to a broken point or three parts to a broken gorget!
Looks like all involved had a great time and nice finds ad well,congrats to all
Thanks 👍
Great finds with great company! Doesn't get any better!
That's exactly right!
Spike, you set a new record!! Lol. Congrats! Great video as always! 👍👍
Thanks! We appreciate you watching and leaving a great comment. GL&HH
Awesome video once again. Y'all and the PBR boys are the best in the business. Thanks for sharing. And can't wait for the next. Good luck.
Thanks and it's our pleasure!
Great finds, congratulations to all y'all....
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Congrats to you all on those beautiful artifacts! looks like a fun day. Love the pics and snake also.
Thanks so much! We appreciate that!
You fellas never disappoint. Fantastic finds. I lost my German Shorthair on Friday the 19th, I loved him so much but your video's put a smile on my face so Thank You for such quality video's.
We are so sorry to hear that. Thanks! We appreciate you noticing the work we put into our videos and the compliment for it.
Congrats guys that was some fine artifacts
Thanks! We appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.
All were beautiful! ❤
Thanks!
Great vid Spike!! Looked like a lot of fun....y’all finding all them points and all!! Oh yeah.... I was there...just got my butt kicked is all!! 😂🤣. It was a blast my friend...it always is!!! 👍👍👍
Thanks Mike! You dug a lot of artifacts. Days like that happen buddy but you've been making up for it since then lol. We surely did enjoy it but then we always enjoy it when we're hunting with you guys. Continued good luck to yall my friend!
Dang smoker's as usual guy's 👍 ! Thanks for the share !
Thanks and it is our pleasure.
Really good to see you guys finding relics and having fun doing it. Most people don't realize the work that goes into your finds. I'm a surface hunter so the works preformed by farm machinery, then the Good Lord sends the rains to expose the relics. When I finally get to watch different artifact channels I like reading the comments. Anybody can be a keyboard bully because there's no reprecutions for their comments. You guy's keep doing what makes you happy and don't worry about the internet archaeologists. Great to see you all in action, including my PBR friends. Take care.
Thanks my friend. We appreciate the encouragement. Sorry it took me two days to reply but I just saw this comment. It's always great to hear from you. Continued good luck to you and Benny! We love hunting with Mike and Zach. They are good people!
Nice ya'll beautiful artifacts as always. 👊😎
Thanks and Thanks for watching
I've been watching you guy's for a while now. Good work keep on keeping it on...
Thanks!
You guys are having way too much fun.😁
I ain't never had too much fum lol.
For the amazing artifacts you guys find you sure don’t get much recognition but I for one appreciate what you fellas do and the hours of blood sweat and tears you put into artifact hunting...so awesome🇨🇦❤️🐍🐥
Thank you very much! We really do appreciate your support and the kind words. It's always a pleasure to see your comments. Thanks again!
Y'all did good.. beautiful spot
Some fine artifacts brother
Congratulations
Thanks Scott! We miss you brother!
Omg that's 1 of the most amazing videos
Thanks! We appreciate that. Please check out some of our other videos and let us know what you think.
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Hello Germany! Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment! And the best to you too!
Thanks for your videos
It is our pleasure.
Awesome finds guys. I will get to yalls lvl one day. Great video and finds as always
Thanks and good luck! Always great to hear from you.
Cool finds!
Thanks!
Yessir
Nice finds and cool little snake . Had a 5 1/2 footer in our house a couple of days ago . Wish I had of made a video . It was a lucky snake , it had crawled through a piece of 3/4 copper tubing about an inch long . it was about 6 inches down it's body . I got some Vaseline and rubbed it down and worked it back over it's head . Then I relocated it a few miles away .
Oh wow! That's cool Cliff. I rescued a couple on the beach after the storm. They had washed in off the islands I imagine and wanted to cross the highway. They wouldn't have made it lol. Thanks for watching my friend.
Your Garter snake is actually a Northern Brown snake or DeKay snake
Really? Thanks for the input.
I need to get me one of those squirt bottles,I usually either spit on them or put them in my mouth,lol!!
You should! They really come in handy.
I am pleased to see these two great teams united by the same motivation. Excuse me, but why was the last finding so important? Since I don't understand English that's why I ask them. I think it is because of the age of the tip but I am not sure. Greetings my friends are a great team.
Thanks and that's a good question! It is important because it was the best point of the day and for it to come at the last minute just makes it more exciting. Thanks for watching my friend.
Very enjoyable guys... Nice editing too Spike! What was the point type at the very end? Best wishes friends and HH👍
Thanks Jeff. I don't think we ever came up with a type for it.
Have you guys ever thought about how the tips get there? Guy throws an atlattle dart and it goes in the ground hidden like an arrow? Or they get a dart in something and are running along not able to retrieve a miss? The ridge you where just hunting is that a spot prey was or an encampment?
Our thought is that most of the tips we find here have been broken by heavy equipment during the logging and land clearing that went on.
That looked like some prime Morrell hunting area.
We don't have them this far south.
I found a point in my corn field last Sunday, my neighbor says it’s a really good one, but not sure what kind, could I email a picture to one of y’all?
Sure, send it to spike39560@gmail.com. thanks for watching.
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The answer to that question is because God loves to surprise bless y'all
And he has been doing that for us a lot lately! God bless!
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Thanks!
I sure would like to know what my points are,I've bought books,but I still can't figure them out,one of my cooler ones is a red arrow head. And in the center of the blade part is a fossilized shell ,another one has what looks like a owl face on it,the arrow head itself is amazing has several different colors.
We use the arrowhead identification guide on the internet and Overstreet.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I have the 14th and 15th editions of overstreet and also the native American tool box by Lloyd e. Schroder.,but still have trouble identifying. I will check out the internet guide. Thank you
@@HeartbreakerRelics could you give me the address of the online guide you like best there are a bunch of them, kind of confusing.
Thank you
What a Awesome day for you guys!! I have almost 50 acres, when I first started digging was about 2 years ago, would you dig the 1st hole that hasn't been dug for 2 years again?
Thanks! I wouldn't re-dig it if it had been sifted.
@@HeartbreakerRelics it wasn't shifted, it was just gone though my hands
Wasn't shifted, just went through with my hands, I was a newbie lol
Why are the arrowheads underground?
Over the millennia the soil builds up over them from organic matter decay.
Spike did you have change your underwear after randy scared you?
lol I needed to! He is always doing that to me. The stories I could tell lol.
Just curious, don't you think that you are leaving ALL of the archaic and paleo artifacts by digging so shallow. AND, by having so many people digging with no strategy, that you just destroyed the site with so many test holes all over the place
No, we're not worried about that. On this site we have dug as deep as four feet in some spots just to make sure we not leaving anything. Now I have a question for you. How many of these sites do you think are in North America alone? I'll answer it for you. There are literally thousands if not tens of thousands. There are sites being destroyed all over the country by development every day. The academic community doesn't have the resources to investigate the very important ones much less do a thorough excavation. We would rather rescue what we can from small sites rather than see it destroyed by development. To be honest if the archaeological community would treat the property owners better there would be more of them invited to do digs on private property but they come in, take three digging seasons (years) to dig, tieing up valuable farm land then taking all the artifacts (to study them) never to be seen again by the property owner. We do understand the importance of professional archaeology and respect it very much but there has to be a better rapport between both parties. Sorry if I come across as a little harsh or short but we get this occasionally and to be honest are tired of the finger pointing. Not that that's what you are doing. Just telling you where we are coming from.
@@HeartbreakerRelics LOL, well finger pointing, I am not! However, why in the world would you dig a site and skim over the top of the "Good Stuff" just to find MORE artifacts? Now you have no idea where you dug with all those pot holes. Why not be strategic and start in one area and dig across the site. I am not a archeologist, I am not a college professor, and I am not a know-it-all! The way you are doing it, you have no way of knowing where you dug for next time. LOOk, do whatever you want, it is impossible these days to find a land owner to let you dig on their property. ALL I am saying is take advantage of the opportunity. So save the attitude, I was just trying to help. Geeezzzzzz. By the way, where is the squirt squirt guy?