Randy and I both have had health issues that slow us down a bit a few months ago. Neither of them serious but enough to keep us down for a little bit. We are back and in true form. Hang in there and keep pushing. You'll get better.
My Grandfather was a collector. I have fond memories surface hunting with him as a kid. He has been gone since 86 and how I would love to go arrowhead hunting with him one more time. Those who have never done it just would not understand the respect these guys have for their finds. My Grandad is gone but your videos bring it all back for me. Thanks guys.
At 16:22 it looks like another one in the background if you follow where his thumb is pointing... I hunt on the beach in California and it's nowhere near as loaded as there. I've only found 2 wholes since November, plenty of brokes though! Living the dream gentlemen!
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing the view. I was out hunting points one time and came up on a bunch of dead baby snappers that the plow had killed. there was one still barely alive, so I put it in my shirt pocket, and raised it 3 years, then released it.
Awe, that's terrible and cool all at the same time. God bless you for your kindness. I am always finding turtle shells in plowed fields. I have always wondered when they lay them and how long it takes them to hatch. Thanks for the compliment and GL&HH.
I love the glamor shots y'all take. It really does justice to these works of ancient art. That baby turtle was so cute! Never a dull video with you guys!
Thanks. We realized most people didn't watch the clean-up/wrap-up at the end of most videos. Randy is a pretty good photographer so we came up with the idea of the glamor shots at the end. Thanks for helping to "validate" our decision. We thought the baby turtle was a great contrast to the one in "Ending Our Creek Season With a Bang". Thanks again for watching and for leaving comments. We appreciate it.
Heartbreaker Relics I can't talk for others, but the glamor shots I feel really set your videos apart. I enjoy seeing the relics insitu ( how ever you spell that fancy way of saying in its natural setting) Then the reveal of picking the item up. To see each one cleaned up and displayed is icing on the cake ! Gives each a bit of honor. Keep up the great work! I'm learning how as I watch y'all.
Thanks for the request. In some of our latest videos we are trying to give a little more information. Sometimes we just don't know and rather than give the wrong information we just don't say anything. Sometimes it's better not to have any information than to have the wrong information.
Can you imagine just how many millions of humans hunted all of these animals to survive? Try to picture these folks enjoying a kill, and the feast after-wards. In my humble opinion, I think Man has been on this good Earth for far longer than we have been led to believe. GOD bless us all!.............
Loved all the finds from today (especially the little snapper!), but that beautiful Dalton was just amazing-- it looked like a flame, the way the shading went! The person who made that so long ago had a definite eye for beauty and probably was pissed as anything to lose it.
Thanks but it turns out it wasn't my footprint after all. lol I never did find out whose it was but it wasn't mine. But that's alright. We're all going to miss one every now and then. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. GL&HH
well I'll tell you what I thought as i watched. To me It seams like a real easy thing to do in order to get a couple more of your friends interested in arrow head hunting . that would be to take a bunch of your less desirable points from your collection and go out there just before a rain and drop them on the field and on the surface ensuring they would all be found and maybe step on a few to disguise the fact that this is not a fresh find. and organize a hunt the next morning after the rain.
What you're talking about is "seeding". People have been know to do this especially with children in hopes it would help to generate more interest. I take it you are not an artifact hunter. Every person hunting this field in this video is a seasoned artifact hunter and I can assure you nothing we find is "less desirable". They're just too hard to find. The fact is this site is basically a virgin site, meaning there have been a few things picked up in the field before but it had never been really hunted, especially by four people who know what to look for. This is a link to the first hunt in this field. We had a great day but it wasn't as good as the second hunt. th-cam.com/video/mGHdmipiuvk/w-d-xo.html Last but not least, thank you for watching the video and for replying back with a comment. Most people that leave negative comments never explain them. Lastly, I can assure you we would never seed a field or creek or anything else and every point you see is lying exactly where it was found, insitu. Please look at some of our other videos and get to know us a little better. I think you'll be glad you did.
Heartbreaker Relics So was there any seeding in this video ? And yes im an artifact hunter. I just never found much ...some broken potery and broken drrams... wish someone had done some seeding along my trail!
Bart there was no seeding in this or any other of our videos. Check out WHEN IT'S MORE THAN A HOBBY. We went back to this field and had another great day. Good luck and I hope you find a site like this one day.
Hi spike and Randy! It's stan from Illinois, just wanted to let you know I haven't forgotten about the package I'm going to be sending. It's just been pretty crazy these days as I'm sure you know. I took your advice and inspiration and started getting back out looking for pointy rocks. Went out again Monday April 6th and two another creek Tuesday. Did pretty good found a full point and a nutting stone and something I'd call a large hand ax or big scraper, not sure what it is. Would love to send pics but not sure if I can on here but thanks again
Hey Stanley. Thanks. We're still in "virus" mode so I haven't been to the post office but once this past week. You can send pictures to us on our Facebook page if you would like. Glad you're back out there hunting arrowheads! Good luck!
@@HeartbreakerRelics in between Brookhaven and mccomb, Ruth ms do a lot of arrow head huntin at my aunts she’s got ab 1500 acres on the pearl over in Lawrence with some mounds and all on it
y'all plum tore it up, that's a fantastic site, Spike been behind with all the shroomin, time to hit the rocks, you had a great day, I enjoyed watching that, one thing I always enjoy about some tubers, if ya pay close attention to detail, one's personality shines through on their videos & y'all are stellar amazing good folk, may the Great Spirit always bless upon you in all you do
Thanks Brooksy. You are so right about the personalities shining through. That's why we like watching you so much. Of course I am able to edit out the undesirable personality traits that we exhibit from time to time. lol The same blessings on you my friend. GL&HH
I live In. Florida on the Suwannee river great hunting down here we should exchange Info and go togather one day u can do a video on the the good ol Suwannee
Thanks for watching and for the question. Fire popped refers to a section of the artifact that has been damaged due to fire or extreme heat. If the piece gets hot such as in a forest or camp fire any moisture inside the material can super heat forming a steam pocket that can explode driving off a piece of the material. The same can happen with below freezing temps, only the moisture freezes and expands with the same results. This is referred to as a freeze pop.
Is there any thing quite as Great as Blessings tee`d up like golf balls ?!? `` GOD BLESS . `` See what happens when You Live Right !!! *** Congratulations *** =)
HEY MR.SPIKE WHAT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PALEO ARROWHEAD, AND A WOODLAND ARROWHEAD SIR? WILL OR CAN YOU PLEASE PUT BOTH OF THE ARTIFACTS ON SCREEN PLEASE SIR? I VERY MUCH APPRECIATE IT IF U'D DO THAT PLEASE SIR,MR.SPIKE.THANK YOU.
Thanks Tommy. Stuff like that drilled piece just intrigues us to no end. There are a thousand questions that go along with a piece like that. Again thanks for your support.
Absolutely amazing. I am still curious about the one item with the drilled hole if you think you get an answer. I've never seen anything like that but I can't see how that could be naturally formed. Maybe some sort of often used tool that was worn to prevent losing?
Thanks for the comment. With things like this there are always more questions than answers. It's one of the things that makes it so interesting. If we ever figure it out we'll let everyone know. Thanks for watching and GL&HH.
Great video and great points. A day like that would ruin me! I'm relatively new to arrowhead hunting, been doing it almost 2 years now, and have yet to find 3 whole ones in a day, let alone over 20! I'm curious about the walking sticks you used. Did you buy them like that or simply add the probes yourself?
Thanks for watching! We modified a few walking sticks by adding the metal tip. It's a piece of old CB antenna. We've been making a few ourselves lately too. If you can't find the materials let us know and we'll help you out. And that was a unique day, we have days when a couple of good points is all we get! GL and HH!
Lol i love finding them next to random people's boot prints. I call them "Chump Tracks" . I'm sure people have found them next to mine a time or two also though, can't be helped haha
We have no idea what it is and may never know unless we find the rest of it and still there is the possibility if we did have it all we may not know what it was used for. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
Another GREAT video. Thanks for sharing, guys. Amazing finds, and in super shape. Love seeing those type of points y'all are finding there. Don't see them here. Well, if I do, they are in 50 pieces and I wouldn't know what I had. Keep'em coming.
I always enjoy hunting with you! Tremendous rescues! IT BLESSES MY HEART TO SEE SUCH EVENTS! It really makes me wish that my health would allow me to hunt, as well. Blessings
that red and mustard colored point was so beautiful. My fav by far. Great hunting. I have always wanted to find a arrow head all my life. I just wanted to find just one. I have always where ever I would go I would look. I guess it is not in the cards for me. My lleg's don't work like they use to. So I watch your channel instead. Keep up the finds!
can anyone offer an explanation as to why you found so many arrow heads in such a small plot? is this where every Indian in north America came to test their arrows? Where are you anyways then its very odd that they all lay on the surface don't you think?
Bart, thanks for all the questions. You may find this hard to believe but there are sites like this all over North America and no telling where else. You see, this site has artifacts ranging over a ten thousand year span. Which means people were living or camping here off and on for over ten thousand years, leaving a lot of artifacts behind. The video says we are in Pike County Mississippi. No further details will be given simply because we don't want other folks in this field. Lastly, no it is not odd all of the ones we found were lying on the surface. Why? Because that is where we looked. We did not dig deeper for no doubt we would have found others buried beneath the surface and that would require more work than we wanted to put in on this trip (it was hot). There are more than likely thousands of artifacts buried within a quarter mile radius of where we were hunting. You see when these fields or disked or plowed it turns over a few inches of the soil and when it rains it exposes the artifacts. I hope this helps alleviate some of your skepticism. Check out some of our other videos and thanks for watching.
There aint nothing better than a good plowed field ! Now days most have gone to no till . I remember 25 years ago getting in a good field and finding as many as 60 and 70 a piece in a day . Y'all had an awesome day for sure and the drilled artifact was definately strange .
Watching these from year's ago.. hoping to get back in health to hunt . Anyways, it's fun watching. Thanks guys 😊
Randy and I both have had health issues that slow us down a bit a few months ago. Neither of them serious but enough to keep us down for a little bit. We are back and in true form. Hang in there and keep pushing. You'll get better.
Great work you guy's! Very entertaining I look forward to seeing new videos 👍 you all be safe out there in the stick's. God bless you guy's.
Thanks! You too!
My Grandfather was a collector. I have fond memories surface hunting with him as a kid. He has been gone since 86 and how I would love to go arrowhead hunting with him one more time. Those who have never done it just would not understand the respect these guys have for their finds. My Grandad is gone but your videos bring it all back for me. Thanks guys.
It is our pleasure. Thank you for watching and for the great comment!
Have fun guys. Nice points
Thanks.
That's a baby common Snapper, the heads are quite different. Just found one about that size 2 weeks ago!
Thanks.
Wow what day!
Thanks!
Nice for field points!!!🤘
Thanks.
Excellent day guys..... Awesome drilled piece.... Now that turtle has a alien abduction story to tell his buddies
Thanks and yep, the little turtle has a story to tell but none of his buddies will believe him. It was to fantastical. lol
I envy all you guys a group of friends enjoying what you all love doing. I'd like to have that myself.. miss looking for artifacts
We also wish this for you Mike. It will be a sad day when we are no longer able to do this. Good luck and may your wishes come true.
great finds guys !
Thanks!
At 16:22 it looks like another one in the background if you follow where his thumb is pointing... I hunt on the beach in California and it's nowhere near as loaded as there. I've only found 2 wholes since November, plenty of brokes though! Living the dream gentlemen!
Thanks. I'll go back and take a look. GL&HH
Thank GOD he didn't break that one by stepping on it...beautiful beautiful point...I like the color and shape...
Yeah, that would have been a shame. We still don't know if it is a Dalton or a San Patrice.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I'm willing to make the 2 day trip to. Hunt with you pro's...and you can split what I find amungst yourselves...
I'm always curious about all the different material these points are made of.
Most of these are made of gravel chert.
Dalton. All day long.
Thanks for your input.
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Awesome video! Thanks for sharing the view. I was out hunting points one time and came up on a bunch of dead baby snappers that the plow had killed. there was one still barely alive, so I put it in my shirt pocket, and raised it 3 years, then released it.
Awe, that's terrible and cool all at the same time. God bless you for your kindness. I am always finding turtle shells in plowed fields. I have always wondered when they lay them and how long it takes them to hatch. Thanks for the compliment and GL&HH.
Baby Common Snapper
Thanks.
I love the glamor shots y'all take. It really does justice to these works of ancient art.
That baby turtle was so cute! Never a dull video with you guys!
Thanks. We realized most people didn't watch the clean-up/wrap-up at the end of most videos. Randy is a pretty good photographer so we came up with the idea of the glamor shots at the end. Thanks for helping to "validate" our decision. We thought the baby turtle was a great contrast to the one in "Ending Our Creek Season With a Bang". Thanks again for watching and for leaving comments. We appreciate it.
Heartbreaker Relics I can't talk for others, but the glamor shots I feel really set your videos apart. I enjoy seeing the relics insitu ( how ever you spell that fancy way of saying in its natural setting)
Then the reveal of picking the item up. To see each one cleaned up and displayed is icing on the cake ! Gives each a bit of honor. Keep up the great work! I'm learning how as I watch y'all.
Thanks again for the kind words. They go a long way.
Could you please give more information on how old, name of the arrowheads etc., History of the pieces make your video interesting
Thanks for the request. In some of our latest videos we are trying to give a little more information. Sometimes we just don't know and rather than give the wrong information we just don't say anything. Sometimes it's better not to have any information than to have the wrong information.
Hey guys , is Dalton's a Paleo point. I'm just learning. I got the fever! Been buying almost everyone I find for good deal.
Thanks for the question. The Dalton point is considered late Paleo to early Archaic or transitional point.
Great day guys and great video..thanks for sharing
Thanks and that you for watching.
That should have said Thanks and thank you for watching. GL&HH
Can you imagine just how many millions of humans hunted all of these animals to survive? Try to picture these folks enjoying a kill, and the feast after-wards. In my humble opinion, I think Man has been on this good Earth for far longer than we have been led to believe. GOD bless us all!.............
Thanks for watching and for the great comment. These are the things we think about everytime we find an artifact. It is fascinating to no end.
Loved all the finds from today (especially the little snapper!), but that beautiful Dalton was just amazing-- it looked like a flame, the way the shading went! The person who made that so long ago had a definite eye for beauty and probably was pissed as anything to lose it.
Thanks. You have to wonder about things like that.
spike dont feel bad ive done same thing..lol
Thanks but it turns out it wasn't my footprint after all. lol I never did find out whose it was but it wasn't mine. But that's alright. We're all going to miss one every now and then. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. GL&HH
AWESOME, THANK YOU.
I think the saying (If it looks too good to be true that's usually because it is) applys here.
Could you please explain.
well I'll tell you what I thought as i watched. To me It seams like a real easy thing to do in order to get a couple more of your friends interested in arrow head hunting . that would be to take a bunch of your less desirable points from your collection and go out there just before a rain and drop them on the field and on the surface ensuring they would all be found and maybe step on a few to disguise the fact that this is not a fresh find. and organize a hunt the next morning after the rain.
What you're talking about is "seeding". People have been know to do this especially with children in hopes it would help to generate more interest. I take it you are not an artifact hunter. Every person hunting this field in this video is a seasoned artifact hunter and I can assure you nothing we find is "less desirable". They're just too hard to find. The fact is this site is basically a virgin site, meaning there have been a few things picked up in the field before but it had never been really hunted, especially by four people who know what to look for. This is a link to the first hunt in this field. We had a great day but it wasn't as good as the second hunt.
th-cam.com/video/mGHdmipiuvk/w-d-xo.html
Last but not least, thank you for watching the video and for replying back with a comment. Most people that leave negative comments never explain them. Lastly, I can assure you we would never seed a field or creek or anything else and every point you see is lying exactly where it was found, insitu. Please look at some of our other videos and get to know us a little better. I think you'll be glad you did.
Heartbreaker Relics
So was there any seeding in this video ? And yes im an artifact hunter. I just never found much ...some broken potery and broken drrams... wish someone had done some seeding along my trail!
Bart there was no seeding in this or any other of our videos. Check out WHEN IT'S MORE THAN A HOBBY. We went back to this field and had another great day. Good luck and I hope you find a site like this one day.
That was a heck of a nature break in the video!!! Thanks for sharing guys...
Thanks. We appreciate it. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
That turtle is the cutest little thing
Hi spike and Randy! It's stan from Illinois, just wanted to let you know I haven't forgotten about the package I'm going to be sending. It's just been pretty crazy these days as I'm sure you know. I took your advice and inspiration and started getting back out looking for pointy rocks. Went out again Monday April 6th and two another creek Tuesday. Did pretty good found a full point and a nutting stone and something I'd call a large hand ax or big scraper, not sure what it is. Would love to send pics but not sure if I can on here but thanks again
Hey Stanley. Thanks. We're still in "virus" mode so I haven't been to the post office but once this past week. You can send pictures to us on our Facebook page if you would like. Glad you're back out there hunting arrowheads! Good luck!
By gosh man y’all bout 15 min from where I live
Where do you live?
@@HeartbreakerRelics in between Brookhaven and mccomb, Ruth ms do a lot of arrow head huntin at my aunts she’s got ab 1500 acres on the pearl over in Lawrence with some mounds and all on it
y'all plum tore it up, that's a fantastic site, Spike been behind with all the shroomin, time to hit the rocks, you had a great day, I enjoyed watching that, one thing I always enjoy about some tubers, if ya pay close attention to detail, one's personality shines through on their videos & y'all are stellar amazing good folk, may the Great Spirit always bless upon you in all you do
Thanks Brooksy. You are so right about the personalities shining through. That's why we like watching you so much. Of course I am able to edit out the undesirable personality traits that we exhibit from time to time. lol The same blessings on you my friend. GL&HH
I don't understand how there is so much in one area
People lived in this spot for thousands of years, maybe not continuously but they were there through every cultural period.
Good Job on the video and Great find's
Thanks Gary.
Seeet finds y'all! Gl and HH
Thanks and good luck to you too.
Good fun had by all, nice finds! Ya find steatite in your area, drilled piece looks like it's made from steatite.
Thanks and good luck and happy hunting to you.
Would love to do that one day !
in this one field,, how many years of point were found historically ?
In this field as with most of the sites we hunt there is about 10,000 or so years of cultural periods covered.
I live In. Florida on the Suwannee river great hunting down here we should exchange Info and go togather one day u can do a video on the the good ol Suwannee
Thanks. We may just take you up on that although it is a litttle out of our travel radius lol.
I have a question what does fire popped mean
Thanks for watching and for the question. Fire popped refers to a section of the artifact that has been damaged due to fire or extreme heat. If the piece gets hot such as in a forest or camp fire any moisture inside the material can super heat forming a steam pocket that can explode driving off a piece of the material. The same can happen with below freezing temps, only the moisture freezes and expands with the same results. This is referred to as a freeze pop.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Thank you very interesting
Loved it! Fabulous, and beautiful points of jasper, and chert. Great location for hunting, thanks for the adventure back to Mississippi.
Thanks. It is a great site and there will be may more artifacts come from it. Thanks for coming along.
Is there any thing quite as Great as Blessings tee`d up like golf balls ?!? `` GOD BLESS . `` See what happens when You Live Right !!! *** Congratulations *** =)
Thanks again. We have truly had a blessed couple of years. Good friends with great sites help a lot too.
HEY MR.SPIKE WHAT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PALEO ARROWHEAD, AND A WOODLAND ARROWHEAD SIR? WILL OR CAN YOU PLEASE PUT BOTH OF THE ARTIFACTS ON SCREEN PLEASE SIR? I VERY MUCH APPRECIATE IT IF U'D DO THAT PLEASE SIR,MR.SPIKE.THANK YOU.
We'll try to do that.
you have me wondering if all the fields are like that...
I'm gonna have to go walking the fields after they are plowed!
Thanks for watching and for the comment. Not all fields have artifacts in them. Check the ones closer to water sources and good luck.
love it boss man. killer day! y'all keep up the good work
Thanks! It was a great day and thanks to Bud for inviting us over to hunt this great site. Good luck my friend.
I enjoyed it, great bunch of artifacts.That piece with the drilled hole is really interesting. Thank you for posting this one.
Thanks Tommy. Stuff like that drilled piece just intrigues us to no end. There are a thousand questions that go along with a piece like that. Again thanks for your support.
killer finds guys loved the show
Thanks so much.
Absolutely amazing. I am still curious about the one item with the drilled hole if you think you get an answer. I've never seen anything like that but I can't see how that could be naturally formed. Maybe some sort of often used tool that was worn to prevent losing?
Thanks for the comment. With things like this there are always more questions than answers. It's one of the things that makes it so interesting. If we ever figure it out we'll let everyone know. Thanks for watching and GL&HH.
@@HeartbreakerRelics It appears to have some marking painted on it as well. So unique, my guess is a preshistoric belt buckle lol
Great video and great points. A day like that would ruin me! I'm relatively new to arrowhead hunting, been doing it almost 2 years now, and have yet to find 3 whole ones in a day, let alone over 20! I'm curious about the walking sticks you used. Did you buy them like that or simply add the probes yourself?
Thanks for watching! We modified a few walking sticks by adding the metal tip. It's a piece of old CB antenna. We've been making a few ourselves lately too. If you can't find the materials let us know and we'll help you out. And that was a unique day, we have days when a couple of good points is all we get! GL and HH!
Thanks for the info! Think I'm gonna get started on one myself. Sure would help me hunting. HH from the Missouri Bootheel!
Lol i love finding them next to random people's boot prints. I call them "Chump Tracks" . I'm sure people have found them next to mine a time or two also though, can't be helped haha
Yep, we're gonna all miss them from time to time.
So what type of artifact was that ? Beautiful arrowheads and what a good day that was .
We have no idea what it is and may never know unless we find the rest of it and still there is the possibility if we did have it all we may not know what it was used for. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
Another GREAT video. Thanks for sharing, guys. Amazing finds, and in super shape. Love seeing those type of points y'all are finding there. Don't see them here. Well, if I do, they are in 50 pieces and I wouldn't know what I had. Keep'em coming.
Thanks and thanks for the great comment. Good luck out there.
I always enjoy hunting with you! Tremendous rescues! IT BLESSES MY HEART TO SEE SUCH EVENTS! It really makes me wish that my health would allow me to hunt, as well. Blessings
Thanks for coming along Frank. We appreciate your support. GL&HH.
that red and mustard colored point was so beautiful. My fav by far. Great hunting. I have always wanted to find a arrow head all my life. I just wanted to find just one. I have always where ever I would go I would look. I guess it is not in the cards for me. My lleg's don't work like they use to. So I watch your channel instead. Keep up the finds!
Thanks for the great comment. I sure hope you find your arrowhead. Good luck.
Can you lmagine just how many humans hunted million apon millions
Yep!
can anyone offer an explanation as to why you found so many arrow heads in such a small plot? is this where every Indian in north America came to test their arrows? Where are you anyways then its very odd that they all lay on the surface don't you think?
Bart, thanks for all the questions. You may find this hard to believe but there are sites like this all over North America and no telling where else. You see, this site has artifacts ranging over a ten thousand year span. Which means people were living or camping here off and on for over ten thousand years, leaving a lot of artifacts behind. The video says we are in Pike County Mississippi. No further details will be given simply because we don't want other folks in this field. Lastly, no it is not odd all of the ones we found were lying on the surface. Why? Because that is where we looked. We did not dig deeper for no doubt we would have found others buried beneath the surface and that would require more work than we wanted to put in on this trip (it was hot). There are more than likely thousands of artifacts buried within a quarter mile radius of where we were hunting. You see when these fields or disked or plowed it turns over a few inches of the soil and when it rains it exposes the artifacts. I hope this helps alleviate some of your skepticism. Check out some of our other videos and thanks for watching.
There aint nothing better than a good plowed field ! Now days most have gone to no till . I remember 25 years ago getting in a good field and finding as many as 60 and 70 a piece in a day . Y'all had an awesome day for sure and the drilled artifact was definately strange .
I've never found that many in a day. I can only imagine. We were very fortunate to be invited to hunt this site. Thanks for the comment and GL&HH.
Do you genital men keep your own finds or do you put them in display cases as one large display for all to enjoy...
We keep everything we find and they are on display at our houses. We may do a vdieo really soon on how we display some of our artifacts. Stay tuned.
@@HeartbreakerRelics oh ya...absolutely...sence finding your blog I can't wait see your videos...it completes my day...yes I have a life...lol...