Right on! I'm also a metal detectorist and rockhound. I recently started searching for indigenous native artifacts as well. I bring my Excal 800 on hunts as well. It's nice to be able to go from one type of treasure hunting to the other as conditions warrant. Keep 'em coming!
Great vid man! I’ve been fortunate to find several artifacts along the Susquehanna river and I have to say once you get bit by the bug it’s hard to stop. thanks for posting!Ben
Never has a TH-cam channel reminded me so much of myself. I’m in the Pittsburgh area and spend most of my time searching creeks similar to you in recent times, yet to find anything to substantial to my knowledge. Keep posting your hunts, I’d love to stay updated.
I agree. I used to eat, sleep and drink arrowhead hunting in south central Pennsylvania. Lost a lung last year and now my boys are taking over. Still, they're finding incredible finds in both metal detecting and arrowhead in the same fields I pounded for years. Yesterday turned up an 1800's clay marble, broken banner stone and a baggie full of pottery shards. How can it be that everybody dont do this?😂
Just found your channel today. I live in Northumberland County. My house overlooks the Susquehanna river. I just got a metal detector for Father’s Day. I cannot wait for post boating season so I can go hunting on the river. Nice finds!
Yesterday I searched the Yellow Breeches for an hour. I found 3 scraping tools in one small area ( i left them where I found them). Nothing anywhere else. Stopped to fly fish the white fly hatch.
Good job on the videos Man I'm from Clearfield county if you know where that is in Pennsylvania there was a lot of native Americans through Clearfield including a settlement known as chinklacan- moose one day if you want to come down and make a video we can I have found lots of artifacts
@@Indianastones. i seen on one of your other videos you saying about a Facebook group you are a member of in the williamsport area can I have the info so I can join
My parents live in Dauphin on Second Mountain. I pop up to the Shoop site every time I’m down there just to drive by or walk up the road. Would love to know some other good areas.
I'm trying to figure out around 200;stones containing cuneiform type inscriptions. At our stream that runs into Susquehanna many layers are falling in giving old old remnants. Have some full face carvings also.
Right on! I'm also a metal detectorist and rockhound. I recently started searching for indigenous native artifacts as well. I bring my Excal 800 on hunts as well. It's nice to be able to go from one type of treasure hunting to the other as conditions warrant. Keep 'em coming!
Aw man...big bear prints, a fresh blood trail, a few net weights...and a glass syringe? Whatta day
I need to get back to that old dump
Great vid man! I’ve been fortunate to find several artifacts along the Susquehanna river and I have to say once you get bit by the bug it’s hard to stop. thanks for posting!Ben
People just don't realize the freedom feeling and peace while hounding. Love nature
Never has a TH-cam channel reminded me so much of myself. I’m in the Pittsburgh area and spend most of my time searching creeks similar to you in recent times, yet to find anything to substantial to my knowledge. Keep posting your hunts, I’d love to stay updated.
I agree. I used to eat, sleep and drink arrowhead hunting in south central Pennsylvania. Lost a lung last year and now my boys are taking over. Still, they're finding incredible finds in both metal detecting and arrowhead in the same fields I pounded for years. Yesterday turned up an 1800's clay marble, broken banner stone and a baggie full of pottery shards. How can it be that everybody dont do this?😂
Great finds ! Like the bottle and the nutting stone find ! Enjoyed seeing what you found ! Happy Hunting :)
Just found your channel today. I live in Northumberland County. My house overlooks the Susquehanna river. I just got a metal detector for Father’s Day. I cannot wait for post boating season so I can go hunting on the river. Nice finds!
Thanks good luck out there!
Good find mate. A nutting stone was for cracking acorns not making arrow heads.
That was awesome, just subbed you tonight. Great hunt, good luck on the next, have a great week!
Appreciate it thank you ill sub back!
Kool river digging like it I will do same soon happy hunting
awesome username
New to channel today..I enjoyed this video
Thanks for checking it out 🤘
Kids used to shoot those glass insulators with there 22 while they were still attached to the pole it's hard to find a whole one
By your right foot at 7:11 you can see what looks like another weight
Damn and 9:32 bottom right another nutting stone lol
Yesterday I searched the Yellow Breeches for an hour. I found 3 scraping tools in one small area ( i left them where I found them). Nothing anywhere else. Stopped to fly fish the white fly hatch.
People will still buy the broken insulators for smelting purposes. They make good bulk material for people doing glass art.
I will keep that in mind next time I go thank you!
cool finds brother 💥👍🤠🏴☠️
Awesome video! You have me searching used kayaks/canoes & paddles for sale 😂
Good job on the videos Man I'm from Clearfield county if you know where that is in Pennsylvania there was a lot of native Americans through Clearfield including a settlement known as chinklacan- moose one day if you want to come down and make a video we can I have found lots of artifacts
100% in
9:36 there looks like one at your right foot.
What county do you find most of your river artifacts?
Lycomming
Hell yeah dig the video,if it wasn't dark I'd still be on the river looking around myself
Is there a brand of pinpointer you recommend? Any specific metal detector for novice detectorists?
The garret carrot 🥕
당신은 매우 아름다운 이미지를 만들고 Nghia Tui는 그것을 정말 좋아합니다.
In real life the guy that plays jack sparrow is a crackhead.
I’m from PA and I’m trying to find an arrowhead or any artifacts. If you have any tips or leads for me I’d really appreciate it. Thanks
High banks and plowed fields after a rain.
@@Indianastones. interesting about the plow fields 😲🤔
Do you have a degree in something or self educated? You are very knowledgeable
@@AliciaMully I honestly would've thought the farm equipment would break the artifacts rather than surface them. It's cool to know.
What state are you in?.
Not too much to worry about on those green insulators being broke cause they have threads inside, and that means they're not that old or desirable.
Ahhh thank you!
Old fly reel. 🙂
I seen on other posts about a Facebook group. Can I please have the info to join. I live in lock haven
What?
@@Indianastones. i seen on one of your other videos you saying about a Facebook group you are a member of in the williamsport area can I have the info so I can join
I would totally look with you where I'm at which is in dauphin county.
Sounds good! We can meet in the middle somewhere
I think I read in another comment your in williamsport? Middle be somewhere around selinsgrove?
Yeah I am!
My parents live in Dauphin on Second Mountain. I pop up to the Shoop site every time I’m down there just to drive by or walk up the road. Would love to know some other good areas.
@@Indianastones. I'm in Shamokin, I would love to come along or learn something
You hit that spot after I told you about it last summer?
Where abouts I forget bud
Great episode :)
Thank you much!
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What was the guy you were talking to doing out there?
No clue 😆
do sell any artifacts?
No
Why aren't you digging?
You're trespassing aren't you
Hey brother can you come out to our camp in wap wallopen and look. As far as eye can see. Inbox me
I'm trying to figure out around 200;stones containing cuneiform type inscriptions. At our stream that runs into Susquehanna many layers are falling in giving old old remnants. Have some full face carvings also.
Wapwallopen. I spend a lot of time hanging out there when you were still allowed to walk the fields along the river. I know it well.