I grew up in northeast Ohio about 25 miles south of Lake Erie when the farmers would plow and disk there fields then after a rain we could walk around the fields and pick up lots of arrow heads I had 2 cigar boxes full of them unfortunately I don’t have them now but what a thrill it was finding them.😊
Hey Keith, appreciate the watch. That area you grew up in must have been an outdoorsmans paradise to grow up in. Alot guys on TH-cam are from Ohio with some killer artifacts, and some big bucks. Hate you don't have your arrowheads any more. I know what you mean about the thrill of the hunt. I still get excited with every point I find. Thanks again.
Looks like bird point city there. I dug up a rock shelter once and found dozens of bird points and oddly enough, no other types of points or any other artifacts.
Thanks for the watch. This field had a little of everything, Especially the late period points. Would love to hunt it if they ever put a deep plow to it. They only turned it about 8". My Grandfather had a garden like what you are talking about, always found bird points only. Appreciate the watch.
I would just like to say I have one just like the first one you found on the video but mine has a deeper concave area they're all three even points looks like the exact same Flint I live in Boone county West Virginia.
While hunting twenty miles from Beaver, Utah some time in the late 80's we found several arrow points in perfect condition. It was the oddest thing to find...one or two perhaps but I think we found about ten and we went out in different directions for our hunts. It does not feel so odd now. During that same trip, I came upon the remnants of a cabin and I felt the anguish, despair and fear of a woman's spirit as I approached. The hair rose on the back of my neck for a moment and in my mind I saw a sad young woman with a worried look. I drove a 1986 F250 and with a carburetor it took some doing to climb that mountain out of Beaver to get to our camping spot so I can well imagine some pilgrim with a wagon trying to make that twenty mile trip. I believe I felt his lonely wife waiting for his return. That was Kay's meadow but don't know if that was Kay's spirit. Another time while on the blood trail of a deer in the Prescott National Forest in Arizona, I looked down while crossing a dry creek and something looked odd. It was a greenstone axe head. It is in perfect condition with excellent symmetry throughout. The grooves, like the rest of the axe are smooth with a nicely rounded head like a ball peen hammer. I have yet to see one so well made and proportioned. A very skilled person took the time to make this axe head.
Thanks for the watch and comments. I would love to visit Utah on day. I follow the off road recovery guys from Utah on TH-cam. I love the scenery that is on their videos. Have seen several shelters and bluffs on their videos that I would love to search for artifacts. I too have taken an old carburetor truck thru the Rockies in the 80's. Young guys today will never understand the struggle. Would love to see that greenstone axe. Thanks again for the watch and comments.
Dang y’all found a hot spot they evidently were there in masses! I need a field like that this summer when the water comes up! Love the Artifact room!👍👍👍
Cool finds brother. Too bad they use rotor type disc plow now a days they eat up bigger points. Why I don't hunt fields anymore. I liked the old style plows made bigger clods to break down in the rains. Thanks for sharing.
Hey my Friend, thanks for watching. I wish they they would sink one of those old plows down as deep as they could there. No telling whats down two or three feet there.
Just ran across your video. Great day on a field with plenty of history! Some beautiful Hamiltons and a killer Big Sandy! Gorgeous material as well. Thanks for sharing! Gave you a SUB!!!👍
Thank you, appreciate the watch and the sub. That field was alot of fun, may not ever get on another one like it. Love you TH-cam channel, great content,Thanks...
Great hunt Chris! A bunch of Hamiltons and it looked like a bunch of archaic points too. The one you thought to be a Thebes, I'm pretty sure is a Big Sandy. That Big Sandy blunt your cousin found was awesome!! Congrats and good luck on the next one!
Hey Mike, thanks for the watch. Yes it was a good day for the small stuff. I get the Thebes and Big Sandy wrong about half the time. I agree with you that Big Sandy my Cousin found was a killer find. That's the one point I would love to have out of all them we found.
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Nice finds ,,super nice bucks on the wall,, boy
Thanks, appreciate the watch 👍
I grew up in northeast Ohio about 25 miles south of Lake Erie when the farmers would plow and disk there fields then after a rain we could walk around the fields and pick up lots of arrow heads I had 2 cigar boxes full of them unfortunately I don’t have them now but what a thrill it was finding them.😊
Hey Keith, appreciate the watch. That area you grew up in must have been an outdoorsmans paradise to grow up in. Alot guys on TH-cam are from Ohio with some killer artifacts, and some big bucks. Hate you don't have your arrowheads any more. I know what you mean about the thrill of the hunt. I still get excited with every point I find. Thanks again.
Thanks j.k Rowling
Looks like bird point city there. I dug up a rock shelter once and found dozens of bird points and oddly enough, no other types of points or any other artifacts.
Thanks for the watch. This field had a little of everything, Especially the late period points. Would love to hunt it if they ever put a deep plow to it. They only turned it about 8". My Grandfather had a garden like what you are talking about, always found bird points only. Appreciate the watch.
I would just like to say I have one just like the first one you found on the video but mine has a deeper concave area they're all three even points looks like the exact same Flint I live in Boone county West Virginia.
While hunting twenty miles from Beaver, Utah some time in the late 80's we found several arrow points in perfect condition. It was the oddest thing to find...one or two perhaps but I think we found about ten and we went out in different directions for our hunts. It does not feel so odd now. During that same trip, I came upon the remnants of a cabin and I felt the anguish, despair and fear of a woman's spirit as I approached. The hair rose on the back of my neck for a moment and in my mind I saw a sad young woman with a worried look. I drove a 1986 F250 and with a carburetor it took some doing to climb that mountain out of Beaver to get to our camping spot so I can well imagine some pilgrim with a wagon trying to make that twenty mile trip. I believe I felt his lonely wife waiting for his return. That was Kay's meadow but don't know if that was Kay's spirit. Another time while on the blood trail of a deer in the Prescott National Forest in Arizona, I looked down while crossing a dry creek and something looked odd. It was a greenstone axe head. It is in perfect condition with excellent symmetry throughout. The grooves, like the rest of the axe are smooth with a nicely rounded head like a ball peen hammer. I have yet to see one so well made and proportioned. A very skilled person took the time to make this axe head.
Thanks for the watch and comments. I would love to visit Utah on day. I follow the off road recovery guys from Utah on TH-cam. I love the scenery that is on their videos. Have seen several shelters and bluffs on their videos that I would love to search for artifacts. I too have taken an old carburetor truck thru the Rockies in the 80's. Young guys today will never understand the struggle. Would love to see that greenstone axe. Thanks again for the watch and comments.
Great spot---fun!! That is a heck of a site. Good luck in there. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the watch Johnny, it was a fun hunt.👍
Dang y’all found a hot spot they evidently were there in masses! I need a field like that this summer when the water comes up! Love the Artifact room!👍👍👍
Thanks for the watch, yes it definitely was a great camp spot. Has a spring in the woods, and a creek about 100 yards away. Great location.
Good finds. Thanks for sharing, David
Hey David, Thanks for the watch👍
Cool finds brother. Too bad they use rotor type disc plow now a days they eat up bigger points. Why I don't hunt fields anymore. I liked the old style plows made bigger clods to break down in the rains. Thanks for sharing.
Hey my Friend, thanks for watching. I wish they they would sink one of those old plows down as deep as they could there. No telling whats down two or three feet there.
Nice finds brother, its always exciting hunting a good field
Thanks for the watch, it was a fun hunt.
Just ran across your video. Great day on a field with plenty of history! Some beautiful Hamiltons and a killer Big Sandy! Gorgeous material as well. Thanks for sharing! Gave you a SUB!!!👍
Thank you, appreciate the watch and the sub. That field was alot of fun, may not ever get on another one like it. Love you TH-cam channel, great content,Thanks...
Hey Chris that definitely looks like a hot spot y’all will do well in that field. I’ve been to busy to get out hunting I’m sure ready to go. God bless
Hey Tiller, Thanks for the watch. It was a fun hunt. Hope you get back to your shelter soon. 👍
Wow, yall hit the honey hole, congratulations, looking forward to seeing what yall find next. Good luck on your next adventure and God Bless
Thanks DaveO, it was a short and sweet hunt. Hopefully I'll be able to get back in there soon.
True arrow heads we call triangles here in fla pinellas points. Late archaic points in there as well.
Thanks for the watch. That field was a dream come true to hunt. Great experience.
well done loved seeing the finds 😊😊
Hey, appreciate the watch, glad you enjoyed it.👍
Great hunt Chris! A bunch of Hamiltons and it looked like a bunch of archaic points too. The one you thought to be a Thebes, I'm pretty sure is a Big Sandy. That Big Sandy blunt your cousin found was awesome!! Congrats and good luck on the next one!
Hey Mike, thanks for the watch. Yes it was a good day for the small stuff. I get the Thebes and Big Sandy wrong about half the time. I agree with you that Big Sandy my Cousin found was a killer find. That's the one point I would love to have out of all them we found.
My lord "1960s"!!! Im gonna subscribe to this channel and stay updated!!! Cool finds and deer head man cave!! Best of luck!!!!
Damn!! Hit the jackpot there!! Some stingers there!! Got to be tickled about that!!!
Hey Scott, Thanks for watching. It was a super fun hunt..
@@chriskeenumhighhopesoutdoors I’d say it was!! If it would stop raining long enough I could get a damn dig in!!!! Killing me!!
Dang , you got a whole frame full of Hamilton's in one day ! That's killer to have a good new field freshly plowed . Good stuff brother keepem coming
Thanks for the watch, it was a good day hunting. Never have found many (bird) points, was glad to find that many, memorable day.
Awesome finds.
Thanks Norma 👍
Beautiful finds
Thanks Jake👍
Great finds I'm assuming rain is heading this way
Hey Henry, Thanks for watching. It rained but not as good as we needed on that field. We need a hard soaker.
Awesome content.! Super jealous
Appreciate the watch, days like that don't happen very often. 👍
I really hope you didn’t disturb a mound.
No mound involved, just a great area that hadn't been plowed since the 60's. Once in a lifetime opportunity.
@@chriskeenumhighhopesoutdoorsawesome!
Appreciate the watch
Awesome saves, Dave O took the words out of my mouth. That place must be loaded. GL next hunt 👍
Hey Larry, Thanks for watching. Never been on a field that loaded before. Hope to get back soon.
Those little ones are true arrow heads.
Thanks for the watch. Yes they are, love finding them.
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