Happy Easter 🐰 to you Leo 🦁 n Heather 🌹 n Danny an his family members Happy Easter 🐰 y'all. Leo 🦁 n Danny like two kid's in a candy 🍭 store y'all havn way to much fun 😂 but you're findings are just amazing. No wonder y'all are cousins. I have more fun 😂 watching Leo's 🦁 n Danny's channel and I'm subscribed to both of them. Enjoying the history y'all share with us about the forgotten an lost lives of regular ordinary people and our Veterans who have served our country. Great video y'all.
Leo, about 1/4 of a mile before you get up Horsepen from 44 there is a cutoff that leads down into a holler and goes all the way back to the mountain itself. The Estep family lives in the last house up the holler and their daughter, Margaret Estep Horn, is a good friend of mine. We were always told as children that this is the holler where the horses were found and the tribe killed? Daddy told us this story in the early 1960’s.
Awesome finds. I watched the one last evening where you were explaining your vocabulary and accent. We mountain and country folk don't have accents or speak funny the rest of the world does. I'm originally from the foothills of NC and spent a lot of growing up in the mountains of NC Tenn and Virginia and never thought I had an accent but then we moved to Florida and I worked for Wal-Mart for 20 years at the service desk and the longer and later in the day I worked I would get tarred and then apparently my accent got wurs cause my customer and coworkers would tease me. I just smiled and said bless your lil heart it's you guys who talk funny. Love your adventure accents and all.
Good video Leo and Dan, when you find out what the coin Leo found beside the road is, let us all know! On that road, the company I worked for started to put a mine in, at the end of the road. I helped by loading the shots, as we blasted the road and mine area, for reclamation. It is hard to say, how many bullets and arrowheads, we shot over that mountain. I would say that the whole mountain is loaded with relics! God Bless you guys and you to Heather, Happy Easter! (Glen). WV.
Hey Leo and Danny, enjoyed the video and a great find upon Horsepen Mountain. The musket balls you found were used in both the pistol and long rifles. As for the flat spots on the balls that was made when the musket it’s self was made, there were several ways for making musket balls one being the single shoot and the tool used to make these balls also made the flat spot.
Great adventure guys ! " Happy Easter " The news about your own family history is absolutely amazing ! Thanks again guys for another fantastic adventure ❤❤❤ !
Enjoyed the history you share and especially the forgotten & lost lives of regular people and Veterans ...Yall done good on hitting the mini-ball off the bat !!!! Yall be good and safe in your travels ...Big Wave and Smile to yall.
Hi guys! Happy and Blessed Easter to you and your family!Many blessings to all of you!!! I hope you enjoyed your day. I know thus story about Chief Cornstalk. It was never his fault though they (white settlers) they started it. Didn't the chief put a curse on land from this? Chief Cornstalk always tried very hard to not only be oeaceful but to also be their friends. He truly was a sign of peace between the two peoples. He wa an extraordinary man. So, good story as always. Have a very blessed night! Love to all of you and your families!!!😊😘❤️🙏🙏🙏🤟✝️🕊🌹🌹👻
The larger musket balls looked like they were .69 caliber. Very popular round used by the Confederates during the Civil War. I don't think there was much if any Civil War activity in that area, but they could have been dropped by someone hunting 150-200+ years ago. Finding one round ball is a good day, let alone several plus a couple of arrowhead fragments. Congratulations on some good finds! Hard to tell from the video, but the smaller ones may have been part of a "buck and ball" load, which was used from the late 1700s through the Civil War era. At 20:49, the high-low tone was probably a big chunk of aluminum. Those can sound nice, but that low tone on the back side gives it away.
That's cool you and Danny are related. I've been doing my ancestry and somewhere I'll find it a Hatfield headed north bound and married a Hallock. On Moses Hallock side I enjoyed your show this time it was real good those are hard nice little balls that can do a lot of damage
You guys sure have a lot of fun great video. I was really interested in the blood root. I've always wanted to learn more about different natural herbs edibles medicines. Maybe you could do a video on that stuff and explain how its used. We have some things here in Ks. but not like you have there.
interesting..chief Cornstalk my 7 th great grandfather. My Mother people had ties some how to horse pen . Many of my ancestors was married there. I use to think it waa just a barn and horse pen. Lol ill go here if i ever go back there again to WV.
I'm wondering if some of those smaller balls are from modern buckshot. That first one with the flat spot looked like it may be modern buckshot and may have hit a metal sign or something steel to leave that much of a flat spot. The one that looked almost white is probably really old.
Great Video happy easter I am making leg of Lamb in a pine nut and sliced almonds garlic olive oil lemon and greek parsley pesto bruseh on lamb. Fried in butter and baked sweet potates with nut meg and butter. Season corn. Berry jello with mandarin orange homade meat leaf jelly Fried sliced new red potaoes with sweet white onions fried cast iron skelett.
Leo's enthusiasm is infectious! Love the content!
Happy Easter 🐰 to you Leo 🦁 n Heather 🌹 n Danny an his family members Happy Easter 🐰 y'all. Leo 🦁 n Danny like two kid's in a candy 🍭 store y'all havn way to much fun 😂 but you're findings are just amazing. No wonder y'all are cousins. I have more fun 😂 watching Leo's 🦁 n Danny's channel and I'm subscribed to both of them. Enjoying the history y'all share with us about the forgotten an lost lives of regular ordinary people and our Veterans who have served our country. Great video y'all.
Leo, about 1/4 of a mile before you get up Horsepen from 44 there is a cutoff that leads down into a holler and goes all the way back to the mountain itself.
The Estep family lives in the last house up the holler and their daughter, Margaret Estep Horn, is a good friend of mine.
We were always told as children that this is the holler where the horses were found and the tribe killed? Daddy told us this story in the early 1960’s.
I’ve been up to the fire tower many times in my life, just riding around and a little romancing! 😂😂😂 1972!
Bloodroot was used for coughing and pneumonia and infections. My Mamaw Bailey used it and also yellowroot.
Happy Easter to you and Heather ,and everyone here ...God Bless Yall .
Nice finds again! Enjoyed immensely 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing the video Leo. Enjoyed watching you and Danny finding the bullets and arrow heads.
Awesome finds. I watched the one last evening where you were explaining your vocabulary and accent. We mountain and country folk don't have accents or speak funny the rest of the world does. I'm originally from the foothills of NC and spent a lot of growing up in the mountains of NC Tenn and Virginia and never thought I had an accent but then we moved to Florida and I worked for Wal-Mart for 20 years at the service desk and the longer and later in the day I worked I would get tarred and then apparently my accent got wurs cause my customer and coworkers would tease me. I just smiled and said bless your lil heart it's you guys who talk funny. Love your adventure accents and all.
Look like you all,had a good. Day.😊
Great video guys. Looks like fun
You two are a hoot, really enjoyed this video,
Oh my God with them two together they are hilarious
This was a very interesting story, plus you all found proof. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome and cousins now too ❤😊❤
So if you and Danny are cousins, does that mean he is a Royal Hillbilly too? 🤣
Thanks, Leo. Great video.
Another great video!
You two are getting better at finding things 👍🏻👍🏻
Good video Leo and Dan, when you find out what the coin Leo found beside the road is, let us all know! On that road, the company I worked for started to put a mine in, at the end of the road. I helped by loading the shots, as we blasted the road and mine area, for reclamation. It is hard to say, how many bullets and arrowheads, we shot over that mountain. I would say that the whole mountain is loaded with relics! God Bless you guys and you to Heather, Happy Easter! (Glen). WV.
Hey Leo and Danny, enjoyed the video and a great find upon Horsepen Mountain. The musket balls you found were used in both the pistol and long rifles. As for the flat spots on the balls that was made when the musket it’s self was made, there were several ways for making musket balls one being the single shoot and the tool used to make these balls also made the flat spot.
Really enjoyed this video . I think you should do more metal detecting videos. Awesome job great finds
Thanks that was fun.
Great adventure guys !
" Happy Easter "
The news about your own family history is absolutely amazing !
Thanks again guys for another fantastic adventure ❤❤❤ !
Great finds Leo & Danny
Enjoyed the history you share and especially the forgotten & lost lives of regular people and Veterans ...Yall done good on hitting the mini-ball off the bat !!!! Yall be good and safe in your travels ...Big Wave and Smile to yall.
Hi guys! Happy and Blessed Easter to you and your family!Many blessings to all of you!!! I hope you enjoyed your day. I know thus story about Chief Cornstalk. It was never his fault though they (white settlers) they started it. Didn't the chief put a curse on land from this? Chief Cornstalk always tried very hard to not only be oeaceful but to also be their friends. He truly was a sign of peace between the two peoples. He wa an extraordinary man. So, good story as always. Have a very blessed night! Love to all of you and your families!!!😊😘❤️🙏🙏🙏🤟✝️🕊🌹🌹👻
The larger musket balls looked like they were .69 caliber. Very popular round used by the Confederates during the Civil War. I don't think there was much if any Civil War activity in that area, but they could have been dropped by someone hunting 150-200+ years ago. Finding one round ball is a good day, let alone several plus a couple of arrowhead fragments. Congratulations on some good finds! Hard to tell from the video, but the smaller ones may have been part of a "buck and ball" load, which was used from the late 1700s through the Civil War era.
At 20:49, the high-low tone was probably a big chunk of aluminum. Those can sound nice, but that low tone on the back side gives it away.
You found some cool stuff. You were successful. Thanks for taking me along
That's cool you and Danny are related. I've been doing my ancestry and somewhere I'll find it a Hatfield headed north bound and married a Hallock. On Moses Hallock side I enjoyed your show this time it was real good those are hard nice little balls that can do a lot of damage
Subscribed to dannys channel
@10:00 it's not a Minie ball.
Looked like fun! Good finds!
I was just talking to a friend of mine about tan tangle gutt Mamaw use to make it every spring
You guys sure have a lot of fun great video. I was really interested in the blood root. I've always wanted to learn more about different natural herbs edibles medicines. Maybe you could do a video on that stuff and explain how its used. We have some things here in Ks. but not like you have there.
interesting..chief Cornstalk my 7 th great grandfather. My Mother people had ties some how to horse pen . Many of my ancestors was married there. I use to think it waa just a barn and horse pen. Lol ill go here if i ever go back there again to WV.
Does Danny have a TH-cam channel? Love you both!
Yes. He does. www.youtube.com/@dannychurch58
I'm wondering if some of those smaller balls are from modern buckshot. That first one with the flat spot looked like it may be modern buckshot and may have hit a metal sign or something steel to leave that much of a flat spot. The one that looked almost white is probably really old.
Is there a video discussing what type of metal detecting equipment you have or what you would recommend? Great video
No. It's just a walmart special. Thank you.
I'm a Coleman from Alderson/LEWISBURG AREA
Great Video happy easter I am making leg of Lamb in a pine nut and sliced almonds garlic olive oil lemon and greek parsley pesto bruseh on lamb. Fried in butter and baked sweet potates with nut meg and butter. Season corn. Berry jello with mandarin orange homade meat leaf jelly Fried sliced new red potaoes with sweet white onions fried cast iron skelett.
" Happy Easter " ! Sounds absolutely delicious 😋 ...
❤❤❤ , God bless 🙌...
I love this
Plant: Berberadaecaea or such deciduous forest or snap! Forgot, already!
What state do you come
I'm from connesville,Ind. Thanks
West Virginia, right on the Kentucky border.
What is Danny's channel? Would love to watch him too😊@@thehillbillyfiles
Looks like they were using Buck & Ball.
a brick masons hammer, use the chisel side !
Hey Leo, WHY don't you have a metal detector? (Just curious 🤔)
Ohhh you do have one lol I jumped the gun
I lost that Minnie ball in 18 63 lol 🤣🤣
LOL
Whoever steered you to the gear, was right! Lucky?
Plant that somewhere so we don't lose them
If those Hill's could talk
Horsepen mountain is by far one of the worst roads I’ve ever been on. Lol.
Especially going up the old 119 now 44, especially before the new highway to nowhere was built.
My God native Americans didn't have a chance all those bullets
Couldn't iron be horse shoes
Royal cousin hillbilly's out!