Arrowhead Hunting Western North Carolina #38 Mystery Point 6-5-22

Arrowhead hunting Western North Carolina And the Catawba river basin  finding Guilford Morrow Mountain and Appalachian Arrowheads In the Blue Ridge Mountains Join the searches are look for clues along the Catawba river and many other water sources in western North Carolina ‪@ridgeraider1‬ 

[@johnnyphillips9735]

Nice finds keep on rocking

[@HeartbreakerRelics]

Awesome stuff Jeff! So good to see another video from you my friend. Take care.

[@ridgeraider1]

Thanks buddy we’ll talk soon…. Hope you find a Clovis next hunt

[@warrenmink2429]

Great hunts , theirs gonna be a smoker in your path soon the way your hitting your sites , great job and thanks for sharing video

[@ridgeraider1]

Thank you sir

[@thementaldetectorist756]

Amazing 💖🥰🍻🥳

[@thearrowheadreapers8668]

Good to see ya back out there!! That's a good bunch of artifacts. You've got a lot of quarts over there, that something we rarely see here. Thanks for the video 👍🏹

[@ridgeraider1]

Thank you sir

[@tillersartifactsappalachia1684]

Enjoyed your video and all the artifacts. They look so familiar to me I have several artifacts from that area my dad was born and raised in Yancey county. God bless

[@ridgeraider1]

Thank you so much I appreciate you

[@pinebeltrelics8055]

Been wondering where you were!! Good seeing you out and finding brother!! Nice finds and cool hog nosed snake!! The easterns sure are pretty!! Ours are a dark gray with similar patterns down here. Keep on em my friend…..look forward to seeing you again soon!! 👍🏻😎

[@ridgeraider1]

Thanks brother… good luck to y’all 👍👊

[@eastcoastlithics]

I cant tell you how long I have waited haha, im currently in central North Carolina on a trip and found some stuff on the haw river. I hope to have a video out soon. Nice finds by the way

[@ridgeraider1]

I was glad to see a fellow North Carolinian finding…. I just subscribed anxious to see some of your finds

[@eastcoastlithics]

@@ridgeraider1 thanks it really helps out! I am actually from Pennsylvania but do hunts all along the east coast (north carolina being one of my favorite states to hunt in)

[@ryanE95]

Anxious for a video soon hopefully

[@ridgeraider1]

Working on one… not quite enough yet…. Thanks

[@missourioutdooradventures]

I'm new to your channel I gave you a Sub and as always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍

[@ridgeraider1]

Thank you so much I’ll check you out as well my friend👍

[@larrydrewett7779]

Glad to see your still getting out and finding, been wondering if I'd see the beautiful mountain view from the spot where it looks like nothing grows 🤔weird. Sucks the storm ran you off. I've found more than a few points and lots of flakes made of white quartz like the ones you said were sun bleached but they weren't exposed to the sun for very long, atleast recently. They really stand out against the reddish brown dirt here in Northern Virginia, I've spotted some from @30 yards and my vision ain't very good lol. Nice saves, I hope you keep them coming 👍 GL next hunt.

[@ridgeraider1]

Thanks friend…. Good luck to you as well🏆

[@flinteastwood7179]

Bout time you get a video up, lol, cool finds!

[@ridgeraider1]

You ain’t kidding about time! Thanks brother

[@davidclark2046]

I grew up on signal mountain..just behind Chattanooga and I remember as a kid at a lake I learned to fish in we saw a thick black snake go across the road and when we got to it it started hissin and flattened out just like that..turns out it was a puff adder..my grandmother said they almost went extinct in this region..I wasn't but 8 or 9 but I can remember the hiss it made like it was yesterday..killer finds...my girlfriend found her 1st full point last weekend..ended up takin 14 artifacts home..

[@ryanE95]

I'm sorry to be petty, but that snake species isn't native to this continent. We do have hognose however, which are know to have the behavior you mention

[@georgiapoints9905]

The point at 5:45 really was a heart breaker I’ll tell you what. Good hunt either way!

[@ridgeraider1]

Thank you sir! And best of luck to you 🏆

[@davidbelisle8014]

I enjoy your videos, you know your stuff. I found my first projtile point in 1969. And hunted mainly in the south west Virginia area and western North Carolina area. So we hunt the basic areas. Like you, I have my best sights in clear cuts and plowed fields and not much in and around creeks. While in other parts of the country their best is in creeks. I wonder if around the mountains around here the kind of material in the creeks make it harder to distinguish between man made work artifacts and just a natural rock in the creek? What are your thoughts? Is it worth the time hunting creeks in western North Carolina? Thanks, David

[@ridgeraider1]

Lots to talk about here with this topic… email me so I can your contact info… i’ve been thinking hard on this subject for the past four or five years and I can tell you what I’ve came up with… [e-mail]

[@ulfhdnr]

Can you tell me the general area of western NC you are hunting? I’m recently moved to Bryson City and having a hard time finding them. Compared to South Georgia it’s really proving to be difficult.

[@ridgeraider1]

Bryson City is over an hour west of me… I’ve never hunted that far west… have you found anything at all?

[@ulfhdnr]

@@ridgeraider1 No, not yet. Tried to walk the Little Tennessee west of BC today but it’s running high and everything underwater. Hopefully it will drop soon and I can get to the gravel bars. Cherokee were right here so there has got to be something. I’ll let you know if I find something.