Found your channel a couple months ago and me and my son Enjoy all of your videos. I’m from Kentucky but I go fishing in East Tennessee every chance I get, beautiful place. looking forward to the next one. God bless👍
Yessir Mr Donnie I prefer finding history myself. It tells a story. Be careful in the woods during hunting season. Sometimes inexperienced hunters are in the woods, will shoot at anything that moves. Heard many stories people shooting at something behind bushes thinking it was a deer. Hunters especially young hunters identify your target before pulling the trigger. Once the bullet leaves the barrel it's to late to change your mind. Enjoyed the video.Be careful, and God bless.
Mr Laws, your videos are the best. They are some of the greatest entertainment that I've found recently. Thanks for all that you do, for people like me. -Ricky, Jasper Ga.
Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos I'm originally from New Tazewell I've been up north now way too long East Tennessee is one of the most beautiful places on Earth my grandparents were from a little place called Sycamore I'm sure you've heard of Sycamore just wanna let you know I just enjoy everything that you do Shirley from Ohio
Since you love to do metal detecting go up to Sycamore that little Community you will find a lot of stuff there I am sure about that that would be a great place for you to go
I see you swing a Minelab I have Garrett AT pros and a Max. But I see your pinpointer is the carrot. Love to get out in the woods and see what the ground has hidden. And look for mushrooms while I'm at it. Why not I'm looking down anyhow. Got some nice old lead and that cow bell clapper was great! Those Westerns came from the same gun that's a nice find. Like how you explained the lead shot and the sprue marks. Thanks for the video.
I'd rather be in the rocky Tennessee hills than on any beach in the world. Thanks for taking us into the woods again. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Great video, as always. I took my metal detector to the beach once and all I got was beer caps and tent stakes. I'd rather dig in the woods, or old homesteads. Glad you had a good hunting trip and love listening to the stories around the camp fire. Thanks again !
Great video. Looks like the 2 expert shells were fired by the same shotgun. The pin strikes on the primer are in the same place, on the edge. Just a guess. Oh well, stay safe.
also I love the country and the mountains I mean my back yard is a forest so I can't talk much about being a country boy cause I mean I am one same as Viking because my ancestors were Norse Vikings if I remember correctly
Our soil has so much iron content it's hard to metal detect. There is also so much trash it's impossible to find much of interest. I find mostly rusty old cans and nails. You inspired me to pick up some brass I find on walks and I'm having fun looking them up. Fun video to watch! Thanks Donnie!
I enjoy these metal detector programs and always hoping you will find the oldest things. Thank you Mr. Donnie. It’s funny how young boys play in the dirt and grow up just to play in the dirt when they are older☺️. I do enjoy your programs all of them. God Bless and have a joyful Thanksgiving with your family and friends 🙏
i just love these metal detecting segments! never would have thought about detecting the woods til you did it! i am going to hunt some of my Grandparents lands in Alabama
I don't know where you are in the Mountains . But, my Mammaw was born in Newport TN 1906. Her Daddy was the Constable there and a Baptist Preacher. He was shot and killed in 1914. My Mammaw was put on an orphans train to Oklahoma. Her mother had TB.
Mr. Donnie, I'd choose watching your hunt for historical artifacts over beachcombers every day of the week. Thank you so much for continuing to take us on your journeys. I love your videos. Take care, @DONNIE LAWS Edit: a word
Morning Mr Donnie. Another great video. I was off work today and watched ya early. I believe ya right, that looks like a cow bell ringer. Appreciate ya again
History is interesting for sure. Sometimes I wonder what it would have been like to live back then. They led simple but a hard life and were still happy with it. Have a wonderful day
Oh, it's so fun go along with you when you go Metal Detecting. My Mom loved to go Metal Detecting n I also love to do it too. I love not knowing what you will find next!!!
Hi Mr. Donnie. Just subscribed to your channel. Been watching lots of your videos. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for doing them. I like to get out in the woods to do a little detecting when I can. I'm in north west Mississippi just about 5 miles from the Tenn state line. . Be careful during hunting season out there, Take care.
Too fun! This is the 1st metal detecting video I've watched. Perfect fall day. Dry and clear, trees bare. Had to laugh when you said you would wait your turn. Tks.
I love watching your Metal detecting videos. I live in the Morristown, NJ area and bf Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware. They were camped out all over the area. A few years ago some Boy Scouts had an area sectioned off where they dug and hunted for several months . They found some things, like buckles etc.
I have seen other people out Metal Detecting that had found old rusted out cans of old coins buried. Back in the day people would bury their money cuz they didn't trust banks. So you never know if that old piece of rusted metal could have come off a can of money buried some where near by.
I really enjoy these metal detecting videos. I keep hoping you find buried treasure! I was wondering if you can hunt on Sunday down there. When we were kids, we all wore orange. Sunday was the only day we felt safe.
Excellent finds today! Snakes, ticks and bullets are things to be aware of, but how about bears? Has it been cold enough for them to go into their dens to sleep? ❤️👍🏻😁
Donnie I knew a man who loved to deer hunt, he told me that one morning before first light he looked down a Slope and behind a big fallen oak stood the biggest buck he ever saw with a huge rack . He clicked off the safety and started to squeeze a shot , but hesitated and didn’t want to miss such a trophy buck. He let get a little more day light and took aim and then saw a tinch of Orange . Then saw it was another hunter that stood up . My friend was so shaken at almost killing this man that he went home and never deer hunted again . Now that is the gospel truth that he told it that way .
I think that's a clapper off an old bell too, but I wonder what happened to the bell? 🔔🤔 I don't blame you for wearing orange either the way some so called hunters will shoot and not identify there target. Stay safe out there Donnie.
same I love history without it we wouldn't know about muskets or m1928s aka the Thompson or Chicago type Wrighter cause the mafias and the wars of history I wish the souls of ww 2 to finally be at peace
I’d like to see you go into some old barns
Thanks Robin. Great ideal.
Found your channel a couple months ago and me and my son Enjoy all of your videos.
I’m from Kentucky but I go fishing in East Tennessee every chance I get, beautiful place.
looking forward to the next one. God bless👍
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing my friend.
Cool Donnie. That old cow bell clanger is cool. Stay safe out there.
Thank you mama. Thank you so much my friend.
Yessir Mr Donnie I prefer finding history myself. It tells a story. Be careful in the woods during hunting season. Sometimes inexperienced hunters are in the woods, will shoot at anything that moves. Heard many stories people shooting at something behind bushes thinking it was a deer. Hunters especially young hunters identify your target before pulling the trigger. Once the bullet leaves the barrel it's to late to change your mind. Enjoyed the video.Be careful, and God bless.
So true my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Don't apologize for being a country boy. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. I have learned so much from you.
I appreciate that. Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Mr Laws, your videos are the best. They are some of the greatest entertainment that I've found recently. Thanks for all that you do, for people like me. -Ricky, Jasper Ga.
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
I Was thinking of getting my grandson and i one of these,,for xmas,,..i think its cool to do,
Good ideal my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos I'm originally from New Tazewell I've been up north now way too long East Tennessee is one of the most beautiful places on Earth my grandparents were from a little place called Sycamore I'm sure you've heard of Sycamore just wanna let you know I just enjoy everything that you do Shirley from Ohio
Awesome! Thank you!
Since you love to do metal detecting go up to Sycamore that little Community you will find a lot of stuff there I am sure about that that would be a great place for you to go
@@shirleywilliams3598 Thanks for sharing my friend.
This was a video I hadn't seen before, thanks for sharing, your friend, Louise
Love your videos
Yeah you can't beat this hobby I love getting out and digging me up some history down here in Alabama, will come back to watch next time
Thanks for sharing my friend.
I see you swing a Minelab I have Garrett AT pros and a Max. But I see your pinpointer is the carrot. Love to get out in the woods and see what the ground has hidden. And look for mushrooms while I'm at it. Why not I'm looking down anyhow. Got some nice old lead and that cow bell clapper was great! Those Westerns came from the same gun that's a nice find. Like how you explained the lead shot and the sprue marks. Thanks for the video.
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
I'd rather be in the rocky Tennessee hills than on any beach in the world. Thanks for taking us into the woods again. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Me to my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Good Morning All☕Thanks Mr Donnie❤
You are so welcome my friend.
@@donnielaws7020 😊
I enjoy all you're video's
Thank you friend.
Nice finds. Wouldn't you like to see the gun that fired the musket balls.
That would be really nice to find. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Great video, as always. I took my metal detector to the beach once and all I got was beer caps and tent stakes. I'd rather dig in the woods, or old homesteads. Glad you had a good hunting trip and love listening to the stories around the camp fire. Thanks again !
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Lot of history in those mountains ⛰ great video thanks
Oh yes. I will sometime come across something old and rare my friend.
Great finds Donnie. The bell clapper is definitely interesting. 👍👍👍
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Great video. Looks like the 2 expert shells were fired by the same shotgun. The pin strikes on the primer are in the same place, on the edge. Just a guess. Oh well, stay safe.
Never really noticed that. Good catch. Thanks for sharing my friend.
also I love the country and the mountains I mean my back yard is a forest so I can't talk much about being a country boy cause I mean I am one same as Viking because my ancestors were Norse Vikings if I remember correctly
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Our soil has so much iron content it's hard to metal detect. There is also so much trash it's impossible to find much of interest. I find mostly rusty old cans and nails. You inspired me to pick up some brass I find on walks and I'm having fun looking them up. Fun video to watch! Thanks Donnie!
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
I enjoy these metal detector programs and always hoping you will find the oldest things. Thank you Mr. Donnie. It’s funny how young boys play in the dirt and grow up just to play in the dirt when they are older☺️. I do enjoy your programs all of them. God Bless and have a joyful Thanksgiving with your family and friends 🙏
Your very welcome. You to. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Good finds and a great history lesson to boot! Take care out there friend.
Thanks 👍 Thanks for sharing my friend.
Good morning Mr Donnie! Thank you for taking us along!
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Great finds well done
Thank you.
i just love these metal detecting segments! never would have thought about detecting the woods til you did it! i am going to hunt some of my Grandparents lands in Alabama
Have fun. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Great finds Donnie! I love the cow bell part and those old musket balls too-makes me wish I knew who shot them!
Thank you Tipper. Me to my friend.
I don't know where you are in the Mountains . But, my Mammaw was born in Newport TN 1906. Her Daddy was the Constable there and a Baptist Preacher. He was shot and killed in 1914. My Mammaw was put on an orphans train to Oklahoma. Her mother had TB.
Hate to hear that story my friend.
Awesome video…. Thanks buddy…
Glad you enjoyed it Tommy.
Wow interesting to see what you find. Always good to see you doing metal detecting. Hope you had good day. Have a great weekend. 👍👊
Thanks, you too!
Mr. Donnie, I'd choose watching your hunt for historical artifacts over beachcombers every day of the week. Thank you so much for continuing to take us on your journeys. I love your videos. Take care, @DONNIE LAWS
Edit: a word
That's so great. Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
@@donnielaws7020 I am very honored you call me friend, my friend. God bless.
@@loisreese2692 God bless you.
Cool finds! Thanks for sharing! I’m in your area & it’s good too see what’s in them thar hills! 👍🏻
Thank you for sharing my friend.
Another beautiful day in the woods, Donnie. Sure is pretty up there!💖
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Morning Mr Donnie. Another great video. I was off work today and watched ya early. I believe ya right, that looks like a cow bell ringer. Appreciate ya again
Looks like it. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Enjoyed your video
Thank you!
That bell ringer is awesome!
Thank you friend.
Good morning Mr. Donnie. Great video. Enjoyed watching..
Good morning! Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
History is interesting for sure. Sometimes I wonder what it would have been like to live back then. They led simple but a hard life and were still happy with it. Have a wonderful day
Your exactly right. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Oh, it's so fun go along with you when you go Metal Detecting. My Mom loved to go Metal Detecting n I also love to do it too. I love not knowing what you will find next!!!
That's so true my friend. You just don't know what's in the next hole.
Mr. Donnie, it so pretty up there
Thank you friend.
Greeting from metal Detector Bali Indonesia 🥰♥️🙏
Hello my friend.
Hi Mr. Donnie. Just subscribed to your channel. Been watching lots of your videos. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for doing them. I like to get out in the woods to do a little detecting when I can. I'm in north west Mississippi just about 5 miles from the Tenn state line. . Be careful during hunting season out there, Take care.
Welcome aboard my friend. Enjoy the channel and thank you for sharing.
Be careful out there.
I will my friend. Thank you.
Too fun! This is the 1st metal detecting video I've watched. Perfect fall day. Dry and clear, trees bare. Had to laugh when you said you would wait your turn. Tks.
Awesome! Thank you!
I sure would like to metal detected with you I mit bump in to you out there some day
You just might my friend.
What part of east Tn do your live in?
Right now around Dandridge.
That's pretty cool Donnie. I also like hunting the old woods and ridges. Not much recent trash to filter through. You take care and GL out there.
Thank you friend. Your exactly right.
I love watching your Metal detecting videos. I live in the Morristown, NJ area and bf Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware. They were camped out all over the area. A few years ago some Boy Scouts had an area sectioned off where they dug and hunted for several months . They found some things, like buckles etc.
WOW, Thanks for sharing my friend.
Nice finds Donnie i enjoyed your video and good Luck
Thanks, you too my friend.
Donnie you be careful out there around the hunters, keep wearing some orange and stay safe 🙂.
Thank you, I will
What detector are you using?
Minelab Equinox 600 and Garret pointer.
@@donnielaws7020
Thank you, I'm looking for one to get my dad for Christmas.
I have seen other people out Metal Detecting that had found old rusted out cans of old coins buried. Back in the day people would bury their money cuz they didn't trust banks. So you never know if that old piece of rusted metal could have come off a can of money buried some where near by.
Exactly my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Could you imagine diggin under that downed tree in snake season? Not a chance!
Yes I can and I won't my friend.
I really enjoy these metal detecting videos. I keep hoping you find buried treasure! I was wondering if you can hunt on Sunday down there. When we were kids, we all wore orange. Sunday was the only day we felt safe.
Yes you can in Tennessee. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Excellent finds today! Snakes, ticks and bullets are things to be aware of, but how about bears? Has it been cold enough for them to go into their dens to sleep? ❤️👍🏻😁
@@NoTrail Warm and snuggly in his blanket! 😂👍🏻
All those muskit balls you found makes me wonder what was going on in that area.
Good question my friend.
Ringer out of a cow bell .. I'll bet you👍🤔
I agree my friend.
Yep thats a bell clapper
Thanks for sharing my friend.
looked like a hand weapon with that bolder on the end..
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Donnie I knew a man who loved to deer hunt, he told me that one morning before first light he looked down a Slope and behind a big fallen oak stood the biggest buck he ever saw with a huge rack . He clicked off the safety and started to squeeze a shot , but hesitated and didn’t want to miss such a trophy buck. He let get a little more day light and took aim and then saw a tinch of Orange . Then saw it was another hunter that stood up . My friend was so shaken at almost killing this man that he went home and never deer hunted again . Now that is the gospel truth that he told it that way .
You know that happens a lot my friend. Always make Shure of you shot and where the bullet goes if you miss your target. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Hey Donnie lets you and me go find that cow and fix her bell !
That is a clapper out of a bell . Second target .
I agree. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Gotta br difficult to hunt between all those trees
It can be sometimes. Thanks for sharing my friend.
I think that's a clapper off an old bell too, but I wonder what happened to the bell? 🔔🤔 I don't blame you for wearing orange either the way some so called hunters will shoot and not identify there target. Stay safe out there Donnie.
I'm trying. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Попробуйте использовать небольшую кирку.в лесу очень удобно.⛏⛏⛏
Thank you.
FJB !
Thanks.
Do u live near sodydaisy
Sorry I don't my friend.
Those Ol musket balls were Probably out of an old Squirrel rifle they were 30 and 32 caliber
I agree my friend.
same I love history without it we wouldn't know about muskets or m1928s aka the Thompson or Chicago type Wrighter cause the mafias and the wars of history I wish the souls of ww 2 to finally be at peace
Thanks for sharing my friend.
What kind of ground? HARD WHAT ? LOL.
Rock
You know the worst part of all your videos?? It's when they have to end.
Oh that's so kind of you my friend. Thank you so much.
Buckshot
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Great finds well done
Thank you friend.