Smokin finds guys ! Your trenching is paying off well ! Smoker cool drill and salvaged point . The serrated point is a colorful killer and the red jasper point is a red beauty . DAYMAKERS ALL . tHANKS FOR SHARING THE TRIP OUT AND FINDS . GL & Happy Trenchin' ---Butch
+qcypointhunter Appreciate it Butch...I think We accomplished what I sat out to do this summer and that was to keep the finds coming by way of digging until surface hunting opens back up...:)...Thanks for all your views and comments...I really appreciate it and the best of luck to you sir
I have enjoyed watching all of your vids . Its amazes me how spot on , and correct you are on identifying each point type that you find the second you see it . From the time period , to the point type , to the rock type . Really amazing !
I love how my heart leaps when he says "I hope it's all there." Suddenly, I also hope that it's all there! I'm learning so much from your commentary and video. Thank you for your excellent work.
+Chris Bennett Turned out pretty good for us Chris....I'm already anxious to get back in there ha ha....Always my pleasure man....I appreciate your views and comments
+Rocky Top Relics Thanks RockyTop....It does look easy when your watching the clips put together ha ha.....Knowing the rite areas to go to and put yourself in a position to find good stuff helps a lot....I can assure you it has came with a whole lot of trial and error....Thanks and Goodluck back to ya my friend
Oh my gosh ..I cant get over how beautiful those are! That pine tree!! I call them Pokeys, that tree is killer! That is on my bucket list! Great Vidayoo!
Love your videos I usually metal detect but can't wait to go creek hunting. I'm headed over from Louisiana to Mississippi in a few weeks to try this out! Thanks for all the tips your a pro!!!
I tell you what that’s almost greenbrier/pine tree esk like it’s an in between transition. Greenbriers transitioned into pine trees and kirks I think. I had a point just like that but bigger buddy called it a pine tree I’ll show you a pic wish I could attach pics to this. But it’s definently older than your typical classic Kirk or pine tree that’s for sure. It’s more greenbrier in its flaking and shape than Kirk or pine tree to me. Either way it’s an old transitional/ early archaic killer made of some beautiful multicolor jasper like you said. Man what a gem find gratz.
Great finds, guys! Love the drill and Stillwell. Might as well keep going back, 'cause there's obviously a bunch more in there. Keep it up and here pretty soon yer gonna pull out something really BIG and BAD!
Aahaha...well thank you.! I've been doing this all my life...started studying point types when I was 12 and I eat.,sleep.,and breathe creek hunting 😂....thank you for commenting
@@Theditchwalker my kids and I started arrowhead and fossil hunting together when the 2020 pandemic started. We’ve had a blast. I found a few as a child on Maryland beaches where I grew up. Check out our channel we started at Sherwood Family Adventures and you’ll see some of our finds here around Raleigh, NC. We love watching your videos!
Paused it at the opening back end hanging out... it is amazing that the land is quite literally filled with the evidence of these ancient races... the number of unfound points within the period of 10,000 years! Not one ever biodegrated! Less than one in 10,000 found!!! I will take a 2" point any day right! The shot at 3:13 is stellar of the Pine Tree... it is great to see you in a good land!!!
+Indian Trace You are very correct....So many artifacts in the land..! Plenty more to find.! Lots of these artifacts I noticed are coming from elevation changes in the land that cannot be seen just by looking across a field.,but can be seen by looking at the hardpan levels in the creek....Interesting stuff Trace....Thanks for your comments and insights
+Jeff Bodean We're doing pretty good this year digging....This is what I wanted to do this year when surface hunting died out to keep the points coming.....I've found a lotta stuff like this over the years.....Appreciate it and Goodluck back to ya
Last night I had a wonderful dream that I found a bunch of arrowheads. Tomorrow I get to go shark tooth hunting in a river with my friend! (.......maybe I’ll find a little more than a shark tooth!🤞)
My best friend has been dead for years we Arrowhead hunted together since we were 10 and 11 years old I love you boys I'm 70 years old now he's been dead for 20 years appreciate Shannon every chance you get they'll never be another one I guarantee you
Wow man, the quality artifacts just keep coming! Great sand and gravel creek for diggin too. One question, are the waterways in your state part of the public realm or do you need permission to walk them? They are here in Ontario. Just wondering.
+Steve Row Thanks for your comment Steve....Those people that hunt around here treat them as part of the public realm.,but actually the Law in Mississippi is that you have to have written permission on private lands..,it is a felony to hunt artifacts on state or federal property ...Here.,all the creeks are on private lands which is mostly Farmland that I have access to...
“6-9K years” ago, men and women were hunting, working, and making babies. This day you found the tools of their existence. Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I've never been arrowhead hunting due to my location, but I have been fossil collecting. Any suggestions for arrowheads, I'm going to be in the Midwest by Lake Erie
hey ditchwalker I live in iowa and I love finding arrow heads I was wanting to know if I should look in creeks or indian mounds I have found a lot of arrow heads I might post a vid about em. so I was wondering if I should look on indian mounds or creeks. thanks
+Korey Parrott I like smaller creeks that run along or out of an elevation change....Remember 2 things....Changes in elevation and water sources(creeks) are likely places for artifacts to be....Prospect the creeks and look for signs of ancient man...Pottery.,flint flakes.,etc....Goodluck man
I sell artifacts all the time....so I do not keep a big collection....I keep a special few and let the people who have time to show relics buy what I find.....I am A Finder....I have a great passion for finding the best....work keeps me from showing them like they should be showed.....so I put them into the hands of collector friends
+Clint Green I would walk smaller tributaries off larger creeks that run into higher ground...Any slight change in elevation that the creek may run into or near is subject to produce artifacts....once you find these areas that produce.. walk them after every rain every year...It will pay off...Thanks for your comment and the best of luck to you
Thanks. I've been hunting pretty much my whole life. Surface hunting and bluff shelters. Just seen so many great artifacts come out of creeks and I've got some good creeks around those bluff shelters so hopefully I will find something.
I dunno. I would imagine that they found them from time to time...I think they became more domesticated and had plenty of material to work so there was no need to worry about recycling points.It probably happened from time to time though. Thanks for commenting
Awesome finds!!!!....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful color!!!👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful colors too!!
Awesome finds! Love that Pine Tree Point and Drill!
Smokin finds guys ! Your trenching is paying off well ! Smoker cool drill and salvaged point . The serrated point is a colorful killer and the red jasper point is a red beauty . DAYMAKERS ALL . tHANKS FOR SHARING THE TRIP OUT AND FINDS . GL & Happy Trenchin' ---Butch
+qcypointhunter Appreciate it Butch...I think We accomplished what I sat out to do this summer and that was to keep the finds coming by way of digging until surface hunting opens back up...:)...Thanks for all your views and comments...I really appreciate it and the best of luck to you sir
I have enjoyed watching all of your vids . Its amazes me how spot on , and correct you are on identifying each point type that you find the second you see it . From the time period , to the point type , to the rock type . Really amazing !
+rRockRain Thanks man.....been studying them for 30 years....I've learned a couple things...:)...Thanks for your comments..I appreciate each one
I love how my heart leaps when he says "I hope it's all there." Suddenly, I also hope that it's all there! I'm learning so much from your commentary and video. Thank you for your excellent work.
dang!!! that multi-colored point is wicked. awesome day, brother. thanks so much for sharing it.
+Chris Bennett Turned out pretty good for us Chris....I'm already anxious to get back in there ha ha....Always my pleasure man....I appreciate your views and comments
Heck yeah fellas! Nice collection of finds! Smoking little serrated beauty! You fellas make that look easy! Good luck!
+Rocky Top Relics Thanks RockyTop....It does look easy when your watching the clips put together ha ha.....Knowing the rite areas to go to and put yourself in a position to find good stuff helps a lot....I can assure you it has came with a whole lot of trial and error....Thanks and Goodluck back to ya my friend
Multi-colored Jasper is some sure cool looking stuff. Thanks for taking us along.
+kwartzkrazee It is beautiful and comes in a wide array of reds.,pinks.,oranges and purples.....It's all my pleasure man...Goodluck out there
I love the deep color on that first point you found! And the drill was awesome of course!
+Kendra O Thanks Kendra....already anxious to get back in there ha ha.....appreciate your views and comments
You're welcome! :)
Mr. Ditchwalker, you are the man! Fantastic!
+Heartbreaker Relics Aahaha thanks Spike....Goodluck ya'll
Good day in the crick ! That Pine Tree Lookin' point is schweeeeet .
+ALABAMAHEADHUNTER Yeah.,I got happy when I saw those Teeth ha ha....Thanks and Goodluck to ya
Oh my gosh ..I cant get over how beautiful those are! That pine tree!! I call them Pokeys, that tree is killer! That is on my bucket list! Great Vidayoo!
Thanks I appreciate it...thanks for commenting
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. 😀
Thanks Cecil....I appreciate it
I love that serrated point. An awesome day!
+WestCentMopoints I do too....Shannon tripped on me a little.....I had just walked away from him and told him it was my turn lol....Goodluck out there
Very nice finds man. I love the drill and Stilwell. keep on finding them.
+Kevin Brown Appreciate it Kevin....I do too.! We're gonna try....:)...Goodluck to ya
"It's got teeth!!" lol.. beautiful pine tree brother..
Outstanding finds. You guys really work for your points.
+Tim Hampton Appreciate it Tim....yes.,we will work for them until surface hunting opens up...Thanks for looking and commenting my friend
Red Jasper is really pretty stuff . The drill not bad ,it’s excellent .
oh my goodness!! that serrated point is a beast!!!
and super nice drill!! Congrats! !
good luck next time out!
+Illinois Jon Thanks Jon...4 hours of digging and the 2 good ones come in the last 30 mins ha ha....Goodluck my friend
Wonderful precious hand made artefacts,,,,
Thanks Malcom
Love your videos I usually metal detect but can't wait to go creek hunting. I'm headed over from Louisiana to Mississippi in a few weeks to try this out! Thanks for all the tips your a pro!!!
+Andre brunet well thanksAndre...my pleasure man
I tell you what that’s almost greenbrier/pine tree esk like it’s an in between transition. Greenbriers transitioned into pine trees and kirks I think. I had a point just like that but bigger buddy called it a pine tree I’ll show you a pic wish I could attach pics to this. But it’s definently older than your typical classic Kirk or pine tree that’s for sure. It’s more greenbrier in its flaking and shape than Kirk or pine tree to me. Either way it’s an old transitional/ early archaic killer made of some beautiful multicolor jasper like you said. Man what a gem find gratz.
Wowza!!!!!!!you guys are doing well looks like the technique is proving itself
+tuledude89 Yes.,it works good..,then you have to have a good Back ha ha...Goodluck out there
Great finds, guys! Love the drill and Stillwell. Might as well keep going back, 'cause there's obviously a bunch more in there. Keep it up and here pretty soon yer gonna pull out something really BIG and BAD!
+creekdalton Thanks Creek....Yeah.,I believe we'll keep going lol.....I've got my sights on a bar upcreek....Could be good..!Best of luck my friend
AWESOME FINDS
First of all I love your accent :) second, I learn so much from watching you! Great finds!
Aahaha...well thank you.! I've been doing this all my life...started studying point types when I was 12 and I eat.,sleep.,and breathe creek hunting 😂....thank you for commenting
@@Theditchwalker my kids and I started arrowhead and fossil hunting together when the 2020 pandemic started. We’ve had a blast. I found a few as a child on Maryland beaches where I grew up. Check out our channel we started at Sherwood Family Adventures and you’ll see some of our finds here around Raleigh, NC. We love watching your videos!
Sweet Finds Ya'll !! Good Luck !
+DirtyWaterJones Thanks Jonesy...Goodluck back at ya
It's so dry here I think I'm going trenching today for a while.awesome video
Thanks man..Good luck out there
Paused it at the opening back end hanging out... it is amazing that the land is quite literally filled with the evidence of these ancient races... the number of unfound points within the period of 10,000 years! Not one ever biodegrated! Less than one in 10,000 found!!! I will take a 2" point any day right! The shot at 3:13 is stellar of the Pine Tree... it is great to see you in a good land!!!
+Indian Trace You are very correct....So many artifacts in the land..! Plenty more to find.! Lots of these artifacts I noticed are coming from elevation changes in the land that cannot be seen just by looking across a field.,but can be seen by looking at the hardpan levels in the creek....Interesting stuff Trace....Thanks for your comments and insights
We share a common passion... the People were at the heart... and it would have been so awesome to see them in their lives!
Es una punta estupenda amigo
Good hunt ! Sniff em out!
Congrats
Gotta love searching for these, the skinny narrow point can’t believe it was still all there
These sand and clay creeks are easy on'em in Mississippi...thanks for commenting
U are so lucky !
Those creeks are something , I never seen ,such artifacts in one area .
It's not as easy as it looks..persistence is the key
Your skills are very impressive.
Thank you.
50k! That’s outstanding, I can barely get plain old 50. 👍🇺🇸
man your finding some killers. good luck
+Jeff Bodean We're doing pretty good this year digging....This is what I wanted to do this year when surface hunting died out to keep the points coming.....I've found a lotta stuff like this over the years.....Appreciate it and Goodluck back to ya
Last night I had a wonderful dream that I found a bunch of arrowheads. Tomorrow I get to go shark tooth hunting in a river with my friend! (.......maybe I’ll find a little more than a shark tooth!🤞)
There's a good chance....good luck and thanks for commenting Katie
My best friend has been dead for years we Arrowhead hunted together since we were 10 and 11 years old I love you boys I'm 70 years old now he's been dead for 20 years appreciate Shannon every chance you get they'll never be another one I guarantee you
Wow man, the quality artifacts just keep coming! Great sand and gravel creek for diggin too. One question, are the waterways in your state part of the public realm or do you need permission to walk them? They are here in Ontario. Just wondering.
+Steve Row Thanks for your comment Steve....Those people that hunt around here treat them as part of the public realm.,but actually the Law in Mississippi is that you have to have written permission on private lands..,it is a felony to hunt artifacts on state or federal property ...Here.,all the creeks are on private lands which is mostly Farmland that I have access to...
those points you found,were they from spears?, arrows? they look like it would be difficult to shoot from bow,what is your best guess?
“6-9K years” ago, men and women were hunting, working, and making babies. This day you found the tools of their existence. Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing.
That point at 4:02 looks like a fish spear point
that little one with the broke base is a Kirk Snapped base.
way to go! Very nice serrated piece.You reckon I'd still make a g10 if my teeth are wore down on one side? LOL
+FlintSpall ....Lol I dunno.,I guess it's possible ain't it lol....Thanks Flint
I've never been arrowhead hunting due to my location, but I have been fossil collecting. Any suggestions for arrowheads, I'm going to be in the Midwest by Lake Erie
what state do u hunt the points in?? thnx
Mississippi
hey ditchwalker I live in iowa and I love finding arrow heads I was wanting to know if I should look in creeks or indian mounds I have found a lot of arrow heads I might post a vid about em. so I was wondering if I should look on indian mounds or creeks. thanks
+Korey Parrott I would choose creeks.,and not just one.....gain acces to as many as u can and hunt them after every rain
+Theditchwalker ok thanks how can you tell what creek is Indian
+Korey Parrott I like smaller creeks that run along or out of an elevation change....Remember 2 things....Changes in elevation and water sources(creeks) are likely places for artifacts to be....Prospect the creeks and look for signs of ancient man...Pottery.,flint flakes.,etc....Goodluck man
+Theditchwalker ok thank you
Theditchwalker I found 3 good points today I look at Indian mounds and find some killers
Have you made a vid of your collection? If not you should!
I sell artifacts all the time....so I do not keep a big collection....I keep a special few and let the people who have time to show relics buy what I find.....I am A Finder....I have a great passion for finding the best....work keeps me from showing them like they should be showed.....so I put them into the hands of collector friends
Theditchwalker do you have a website?
Ever find any birds stones out there
Not ever
I've never creek walked. what would I look for to know I found a good creek?
+Clint Green I would walk smaller tributaries off larger creeks that run into higher ground...Any slight change in elevation that the creek may run into or near is subject to produce artifacts....once you find these areas that produce.. walk them after every rain every year...It will pay off...Thanks for your comment and the best of luck to you
Thanks. I've been hunting pretty much my whole life. Surface hunting and bluff shelters. Just seen so many great artifacts come out of creeks and I've got some good creeks around those bluff shelters so hopefully I will find something.
@ 1:21 to the left of your hand....not a point looks drilled
Do you think the last of the local Indians walked the creeks to recycle points?
I dunno. I would imagine that they found them from time to time...I think they became more domesticated and had plenty of material to work so there was no need to worry about recycling points.It probably happened from time to time though. Thanks for commenting
Your videos are like tater chips.
+Critter Cosner lol thanks man
Watching these videos kill me. I moved down to southeast florida and there are no such thing as creeks here . No where to look.
They look so good wet, just like women.
Where is all the politically correct bullshit and leftist advertising? No wait, you just get right into it. Nice vids, good job.
TH-cam chooses the ads....I choose the content lol....thank you for commenting
AWESOME FINDS
That point at 4:02 looks like a fish spear point