Metal Detecting Upper Peninsula, Michigan 2020
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Went metal detecting during my annual camping trip to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan, 2020! Had a blast up there and got to do some metal Detecting at the lake. This was the first year I have been able to go metal detecting in the water as the lake is usually frozen this time of year up there. The weather was amazing! Pushing seventy degrees in the U.P. in November is almost unheard of. No complaints! Check out the video! I even got some footage of the Mackinac Bridge!
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Looked like an arrowhead in the basket at 1540 mark. Keep an eye out for those. I treasure hunt in the UP of Michigan too. Nice video!
Hey Marshall
awesome hunt and video brother , glad to see you getting out and breathing some fresh air ,oh and detecting ,lol
love spots like that , best thing about metal detecting is you never know what you'll find,
enjoyed watching bud, stay safe and good luck on your next detecting adventure ( Big thumbs up from Alaska)
Great area to do some detecting! We travel up there in the summer for a couple of weeks each summer from Wisc. Hit them old campgrounds and motels! Congrats on the finds Marshall! Stay safe. GL&HH!
Great video! Best view of camp ever!
Do you ever hit the old mines? I love searching through those tailings!
Not yet! I only go to the U.P. once a year but sounds fun! What do you find in them?
@@Marshallmetaldetecting lol I drive up every year just to hit the mines. You can find a lot of great copper specimens. Every once in a while you may even pull out some silver too. And artifacts, from both the mines and the ancient copper culture... such as spear points. My best fines have been north of Houghton.
Hey, $1.63 and a nice fishing lure sounds like a great hunt to me! That area is beautiful!😁💖
Thanks! Yeah it is. Very peaceful. I have another place in a nearby town picked out for next year.
Sunson lake?
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We rent the camp at the end of July every year and my buddy owns the other camp across from the public beach.
You need to check out teal lake in negaunee the back side of it has been known for indian artifacts.
@@lakestatebullies7391 How cool! Love the camp! We go in November every year. Great get-away!
@@lakestatebullies7391 Thanks for the tip! I will certainly look into it and try to get there!
Nice haul..I want to do some more digging up there!
Thanks! Yeah I’d like to find more places to try around there
@@Marshallmetaldetecting What city do you hail from, Marshall?
Love the video. We do live in a beautiful area dont we? Much love from another michigander
Hi Lisa! Pure Michigan has it all! Thanks for watching!
Hey man. Cool content. The camp that's across from beach to the left is my camp.
Awesome! Bring a detector next time!
charcoal can was pretty cool !!!
Thanks! Yeah it was in pretty good shape. I believe that was from the 70s?
Right on - great episode :)
Thanks!!
Hey just curious on what metal detector you use?
That is the Garrett AT Pro👍🏻
The UP is full of copper culture artifacts. Copper tools and hunting and fishing relics dating back thousands of years. Very easily found but you have to go to old native American game trails, home sights or river crossings ect and stay away from the tourist areas where common modern trash has accumulated. Once you get the copper culture bug...there's no turning back! Lol
That’s awesome! Is there any resources online that might have these locations or are there any types of clues to look for in the woods/ river areas?
@Marshall Metal Detecting most people are pretty tight lipped on their locations but try to think like a native American would of thousands of years ago. Any old game trail where it meets up with a water source (creek, river or lake) will usually turn up something. Or south facing slopes where open winter water (river mouths) are found. These places were wintering grounds where they'd set up winter camps.
@@Marshallmetaldetecting there are quite a few resources on the web explaining the copper culture and what you may find.
@@thenorthshore6472 Great, thank you I will certainly look into it👍🏻
No disrespect, but you will find much much more with a nox 800….sorry but Garrett only good for one thing.. there pointers..ether way best of luck, keep making awesome videos.
Thanks, I am interested in trying a nox as my next detector 👍🏻
What are some of coolest things you have found with your metal detector?
I found a street sign in my back yard when I first started.
A nice buck knife th-cam.com/video/BMiOxJ8KAsI/w-d-xo.html
A 1902 V nickel (my oldest coin) th-cam.com/video/pfUkTLpNnnM/w-d-xo.html
I really enjoy finding license plates.
Any jewelry!
Silver coins!
@@Marshallmetaldetecting Nice, the buck knife looks like a 110 but I can't tell. I don't see any rivets on the handle. Do you still have it?
Good job mate 🤘💙🇬🇷N/S
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