Thank you for watching, Jeff! If one of my videos makes someone inspired to go outside and do stuff (especially with family) then that makes me very happy to hear and makes me want to keep doing videos. Thanks for the feedback! Get those kids out onto some arrowheads!
Great hunting, I'm not familiar with typing points so it's nice you are asking the questions, I can read the comments and learn something. Also like the raw video, it makes me feel like I'm there looking around with you, wind and all.. considering when it's windy that's what it sounds like! Good luck and carry on Shadow Master 😉
Hey thanks so much for the view and the feedback, Scott! I enjoy hearing what aspect people liked about my videos. Helps me figure out the formula for my channel! Thanks again!
You're right about that. Seems to create a low pressure zone where stuff gets trapped and/or can't get washed out of. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love the excitement. Reminds me of myself and why we do what we do...sorry can't help id the point...but I do know ya missed one! Ya never find em all. L8r
Oh, I've always hoped that someone will spot an arrowhead in my videos that I missed! What's the time signature? Thanks for watching and commenting, Rusty!
@@meandmyshadow6269 I'm just fooling around. I'm always joking but seriously. We never find em all. Try not to pick up leaves like me....so many times was sure I'd found a perfect agate basin....but it's always a willow leaf. L8r bud
@@rustyshackelfordiii5587 Lol, you got me good on that one! I always wonder how many I've just stepped right over and never saw at all. I'm sure it happens frequently. Yes, the leaves get me ALL the time. Those and also clam shells for some reason. Or shale.
@@meandmyshadow6269 oh those lil freshwater mussels take forever to learn not to pick them up...man this creek had these huge tadpoles that really confused me to why the arrowheads were swimming away😂🤣😂🤣
Thanks for watching, Pine! Also, thanks for help with the ID. Is Waubesa a sub-category of Adena or is that a tribe or something? Sorry, I'm so new to this.
@@meandmyshadow6269 No problem man! It’s part of the Adena cluster. Waubesa points just stretch a little further west than classic Adena points do. Just like our Gary points down here in MS. They’re found all the way over throughout Texas but the sub types vary from here to there, and there are at least 4 or 5 sub types in that cluster. Again, great finds and I really enjoyed the vids!! Great work brother…..keep em coming and Bol out there!! 👍🏻
The part you are pointing out is called the ascending ramus.none of those bones are human.you don't need to worry. But you live in a rich area.From surface finds alone, you can't tell if the stone tools are contiguous with the megafauna remains.definitely worth doing research on the last 15000 years of natural history in your area.The more you know about it,the more you are likely to enjoy the hunt.you will find seashells on top of mount everest. All the land we walk on was once deep ocean bottom.
I have been doing a little more research on bones as of lately, and I think I've been missing out on a lot of cool finds that I've been leaving behind in the past. Last two hunts I had some finds that have really made me start re-examining the bones. Found two bone tools. Going to have a video or two about them up in a day or two. You are right about those bones not being human. One of them I was worried about but, yeah, it's just an animal bone thankfully. Definitely going to take your advice and research the bones and natural history of my area more. Thanks for watching and commenting with the good info and suggestions, Mike!
Thanks Ontario! When I mentioned you in my video I meant to also tell people to go visit your channel but I got lost in my ramblings and forgot. I'm headed to your channel now to watch your video. Thanks for watching!
@@meandmyshadow6269 no worries, the irony YT is up to their shenanigans again and your hid comment on my video, appreciate it anyways. Good luck on your next hunt.
@@meandmyshadow6269 I found a forum on the YT creator questions forums for submitting requests for unhiding requests, bc it turns out YT knows about it, I think it's tied to some algorithm bs. So hopefully your comments be seen once again eh.
@@marshalllee2509 I've heard it is possible to find them in my area as well but so far I have never found one. I really want to! Thanks for watching and commenting!
That's what I'm worried about. Think you might be right. I don't know of any bone experts so I'm still hoping to find somebody to look at it for me so I can know if I need to turn it over to authorities or not. So many bones out at the river.
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It’s been many years since I’ve looked for arrowheads with my grandpa. Videos like this make me want to take my kids out and adventure!! Thank you!
Thank you for watching, Jeff! If one of my videos makes someone inspired to go outside and do stuff (especially with family) then that makes me very happy to hear and makes me want to keep doing videos. Thanks for the feedback! Get those kids out onto some arrowheads!
.You hunt in a very nice place, friend. Good finds, that big tip is great, from a museum. Blessings on your way and whoever accompanies you friend.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video! I was very lucky to find such a nice point. So thankful. Take care!
Great hunting, I'm not familiar with typing points so it's nice you are asking the questions, I can read the comments and learn something. Also like the raw video, it makes me feel like I'm there looking around with you, wind and all.. considering when it's windy that's what it sounds like! Good luck and carry on Shadow Master 😉
Hey thanks so much for the view and the feedback, Scott! I enjoy hearing what aspect people liked about my videos. Helps me figure out the formula for my channel! Thanks again!
Big Gary, they started out fairly large, not all though. Would call material Boone chert or Reeds Spring, nice one bud.
Are you referring to the white one, Leland?
Those Log jams will hold a lot of material as well as points
You're right about that. Seems to create a low pressure zone where stuff gets trapped and/or can't get washed out of. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great find
Thank you, Tom!
Killer point! Congratulations👍 I'll just leave this here and we'll see if it sticks🎯 Happy Hunting
Thanks Flannel! And thanks for subbing too, that's awesome!
I can understand your excitement! I had to experience it all over again with you!
I still can't believe it. I have to watch it again every once in a while myself, haha! Thanks jarmy!
Well done great video
Hey, thanks very much for coming by and watching and commenting!
Yep, Adena style for sure, great finds!
thanks for confirming that Adena for me! And thanks for watching!
The white point is made of some nice material, those spots on it are cool!
I really should have included a picture of the back side because it was just as cool to be honest.
New sub good findings...awesome area keep on keeping on♠thanks uploading
Thanks for watching and subbing! Much appreciated!
Sweet finds brother. Awesome video.
Thank you Daniel! Appreciate you watching and commenting!
Love the excitement. Reminds me of myself and why we do what we do...sorry can't help id the point...but I do know ya missed one! Ya never find em all. L8r
Oh, I've always hoped that someone will spot an arrowhead in my videos that I missed! What's the time signature? Thanks for watching and commenting, Rusty!
@@meandmyshadow6269 I'm just fooling around. I'm always joking but seriously. We never find em all. Try not to pick up leaves like me....so many times was sure I'd found a perfect agate basin....but it's always a willow leaf. L8r bud
@@rustyshackelfordiii5587 Lol, you got me good on that one! I always wonder how many I've just stepped right over and never saw at all. I'm sure it happens frequently. Yes, the leaves get me ALL the time. Those and also clam shells for some reason. Or shale.
@@meandmyshadow6269 oh those lil freshwater mussels take forever to learn not to pick them up...man this creek had these huge tadpoles that really confused me to why the arrowheads were swimming away😂🤣😂🤣
@@rustyshackelfordiii5587 lolol
Great vid! Great finds. The first point definitely appears to be Adena type- likely a Waubesa point.
Thanks for watching, Pine! Also, thanks for help with the ID. Is Waubesa a sub-category of Adena or is that a tribe or something? Sorry, I'm so new to this.
@@meandmyshadow6269 No problem man! It’s part of the Adena cluster. Waubesa points just stretch a little further west than classic Adena points do. Just like our Gary points down here in MS. They’re found all the way over throughout Texas but the sub types vary from here to there, and there are at least 4 or 5 sub types in that cluster. Again, great finds and I really enjoyed the vids!! Great work brother…..keep em coming and Bol out there!! 👍🏻
@@pinebeltrelics8055 Thanks for taking the time to explain that to me! More vids to come for sure. Thanks for watching!
Great finds
Thanks Bria! Thanks for taking the time to watch!
I would call it an Adena. Nice find!
Thanks for helping with the ID! Everybody seems to agree on Adena. I really appreciate that feedback. Helps me learn!
The part you are pointing out is called the ascending ramus.none of those bones are human.you don't need to worry. But you live in a rich area.From surface finds alone, you can't tell if the stone tools are contiguous with the megafauna remains.definitely worth doing research on the last 15000 years of natural history in your area.The more you know about it,the more you are likely to enjoy the hunt.you will find seashells on top of mount everest. All the land we walk on was once deep ocean bottom.
I have been doing a little more research on bones as of lately, and I think I've been missing out on a lot of cool finds that I've been leaving behind in the past. Last two hunts I had some finds that have really made me start re-examining the bones. Found two bone tools. Going to have a video or two about them up in a day or two. You are right about those bones not being human. One of them I was worried about but, yeah, it's just an animal bone thankfully. Definitely going to take your advice and research the bones and natural history of my area more. Thanks for watching and commenting with the good info and suggestions, Mike!
I am so glad for you!!!!! That big Adena is an f'ing killer!!!!!🤯 Congrats. I recently found my biggest point and it pales in comparison to your find.
Thanks Ontario! When I mentioned you in my video I meant to also tell people to go visit your channel but I got lost in my ramblings and forgot. I'm headed to your channel now to watch your video. Thanks for watching!
@@meandmyshadow6269 no worries, the irony YT is up to their shenanigans again and your hid comment on my video, appreciate it anyways. Good luck on your next hunt.
@@Ontario_Rockhound YT is making me mad!
@@meandmyshadow6269 I found a forum on the YT creator questions forums for submitting requests for unhiding requests, bc it turns out YT knows about it, I think it's tied to some algorithm bs. So hopefully your comments be seen once again eh.
It might be a fossil here in Wisconsin we find a lot of shell fossils because most of the United States used to be underwater millions of years ago
Yeah, you could be right. I seem to find oceanic looking fossils pretty regularly in my area. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I have found shark teeth on the edge of the river before looking around for arrowheads It was very black you could tell it was extremely old
@@marshalllee2509 I've heard it is possible to find them in my area as well but so far I have never found one. I really want to! Thanks for watching and commenting!
lifetime finds!
Thank you! I don't know if I'll ever top that big white one. Thanks for watching and commenting, pony!
Beaver jaw
Lol, yeah turns out it was a beaver jaw. I obviously have a lot to learn about bones. Thanks for stopping by!
maybe burnt jaw bone
Could be! It's not out of the realm of possibility. I guess it turned out to be a beaver jaw bone. Thanks for watching!
That looks like a human femmer
That's what I'm worried about. Think you might be right. I don't know of any bone experts so I'm still hoping to find somebody to look at it for me so I can know if I need to turn it over to authorities or not. So many bones out at the river.
I have a gallon clorox jug like that
They are pretty cool, aren't they? I have 1 or 2 of them as well.
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It's not your fault, I'm having trouble with youtube deleting my comments. Trying to get it figured out. Thanks!
Adena woodland
Thanks for the feedback, Thomas!