Love this!! Because we usually just film when we are actually finding things, viewers don't often realize the HOURS of walking, scanning, flipping flint chips, and climbing over trees that goes into a typical hunt. This video shows just how time-consuming and labor intensive hunting for artifacts can be. Well done, sir!
Thanks man! I thought I would try and capture that somehow.. although as you know, it’s hard to condense a 13 hour day into a video! Haha But as I’m sure you’ve experienced with the groups you take out, people sometimes think it comes easy. Especially people who get their first taste of artifacts by watching videos like we share. When someone asks for advice on finding artifacts, I always start off with explaining “it ain’t easy”! Haha I appreciate you as always for taking the time to watch and comment. Good luck out there!
Thanks buddy! I figured it was about time to change up the video format for a video to let people know it’s not just walking around picking up artifacts by the handful! Haha thanks as always for checking it out and commenting!
The early bird gets to the points first! The adventure you took us on was definitely a different view of just what you have to go through to bring us such great footage. A bit of everything in this video too, the hourglass was a nice touch 😆 I hope you can find the time to do this again one day. Have a great Memorial Day weekend 🇺🇸
You know there’s always someone out there before you… Every now and then I get first dibs though! I hardly expected my day to turn out so productive though. It’s definitely not the norm! Haha glad someone caught the hourglass!🤣 I expected most people to miss it while skipping through the long video! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out buddy, and for the positive feedback!
@@Points365 Watched every second of it. Didn't want to miss anything, and I never skip through your videos. And just like the sand through the hourglass, these are the "Days of our lives" reference about the ⌛️ haha appropriate for this sinareo givien we live to find the next one 😎
Haha I really appreciate that, especially with all the other great content out there! It would be better if I could get a video out a little more often, so I guess I’ll have to start making more videos more often! I appreciate your compliments and for taking the time to check it out!
Well I guess all that walking was rewarding when you poked that absolutely killer killer Pine!!!! Wow is that a beautiful point!!!!! Congratulations on that save!!! That was a great look at what you actually do in a day!!! I thought from your previous videos the beaches were way easier to navigate but that’s not the case!!!! I was out yesterday doing the same thing, climbing over trees, slipping, climbing under trees, looking thru modern rock, trash, maple seeds.. We found some stuff but never like you do!!!! I’m you showed the amount of walking and moving from spot to spot so people know how hard you work for it!! Excellent production!!!
Thanks buddy! so little of that pine was showing i thought it was just amother flake. As soon as i flipped it out with my stick i knew it was someting! But man, you know how it goes out there.. this video barely showed how much walking is required out there! The struggle is real... but it sure is fun! Thanks for coming back to check out the finds buddy!
Thank you for taking me along on this trip. So very very typical of a days search. Brought back a lot of memories. Stepping over logs, wildlife, and heartbreakers. Be safe and Happy Memorial Day.
Haha you know the drill… get out there, got covered in mud, barrel through sticker bushes, find a broken piece… repeat! It’s great to be out in it that’s for sure! Thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds buddy!
What a fun video to watch! Thank you for taking us along on the entire journey. Good to see the amount of broke points and miles put on for a few full pieces. Now, that last Pine Tree is more than worth the entire days walk!!! Incredible point!!!
Thanks man, I know y’all know the miles struggle! When I see some of those fields you walk, I’m squinting to see the tree line in the background!😂 Thanks as always for coming back to check out the new finds!
Mercy! I’m wore out from all that walking. You must be the heartbreaker king. I about cried over that LL , but that pine tree is amazing. Like the others thanks for taking us along. Great music
Haha man “heartbreak king” isn’t really the title I was going for, but you can’t choose the name you’re given! Haha But yeah man with all the broken pieces, it’s all worth it when I find one like that pine tree. I appreciate you checking out the finds!
Thanks man I appreciate it! It never ceases to amaze me the things that can be found lying around in some of these areas! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
Thanks buddy! It definitely wasn’t my average kind of day! Haha I’m used to finding like 1 whole one per day hunting… if I’m lucky! Thanks for checking it out man!
Thank you sir! I wasn’t sure how successful of a day I was gonna have when I committed to making a video out of the whole day. Glad I documented it so I can go back and daydream about it when things slow down! Haha Thanks for checking it out and for taking the time to comment!
Been a minute since I caught one of your videos. This one is one of the best so far. A day/year/lifetime maker artifact helps, mind you. But, the day as a whole is ultimately why we do what we do and makes life worthwhile. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work.
Thanks buddy, it’s always good to hear from you! But yeah, I went with a little different format this time.. I was originally making the video to show how a typical day goes for me, and how FEW I really find in a day… man that backfired! Haha it wound up being unusually productive out there for me! Either way, I’m glad to share it with everyone! Thank you again and as always friend!
Thanks buddy, i appreciate it! This video gives a little glimpse into a typical day out for me... although they are rarely this productive! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out and commenting!
Thanks man! It’s not always so productive out there… hardly ever that productive really. It was one of those lucky days! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
What an epic video buddy! From start to finish we enjoyed every second of it. Spectacular finds and what a Pinetree find at the end. I keep watching this one over and over and it has to be one of our favorite hunts so far. Thanks for sharing and we are looking forward to what you have in store next. Take care my friend!
Wow you do find brokers, I thought you found only whole artifacts lol. That Pinetree? Near the end sure topped off a great day hunting on the river. Everyone have a great Memorial Day weekend and remember the ones that served and gave it their all👍🏻
Haha man you know it… I find buckets of brokes! I’m surprised I found so few in this video actually. My broke to whole ratio is somewhere around 20:1 typically! But yeah I’d say pine tree on that last one. I wish I could’ve recorded me flipping it out. It looked like a flake so I flipped it with my stick while walking. I couldn’t believe it when it came out! Haha Thanks for taking the time to check it out and commenting!
Man you’ve got that right! Even the days when you come home empty handed, you still come home feeling better than before. I always tell people, just being out there is half the reward if hunting! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment buddy!
Saludos my friend, Wow....this was extra special, I knew that I was in for a treat just as soon I read the title....Thank You so much, and enjoy those wonderful relics! You've gone above and beyond as usual, and still found a way to give the viewer more! Fine Film! Cheers and Blessings!
You sure had to be gentle with that little guy, snugged down underneath that vegetation the way he was....you managed to coax that soon to be "terror of the deeps"! Hopefully for the kind experience he had in meeting you, I hoped he becomes a sun turtle instead of a creepy ankle biter!
I’m glad you enjoyed it buddy! I thought I would try a different approach in making this video. So far it seems to have been received well. “Terror of the deep” haha too funny! It’s hard to imagine that little guy being a terror, but I know in time I will not be wanting to tangle with him! Thanks again and as always man, and as I’ve said before, your comments are always appreciated!
Great video, 👍 I got dizzy watching at times with the camera movement. I think I'll give it a try, I always wanted to and l ain't getting any younger. Sidney,Guilford NY looks like a good place to start. Susquehanna, Unadilla, and chenango rivers are close by native American people have lived and died here for thousands of years.
Haha sorry about the dizzying camerawork! Best of luck on your exploratory hunt though! Don’t be discouraged if you come back empty handed after the first few trips.. learning and finding productive spots takes a lot of time and a lot of miles. Rest assured your hard work will pay off eventually!
Haha yeah, I feel like TH-cam can make a lot of things look easier than they really are! This video still doesn’t really capture all the struggles, but I thought it would be a fun change of pace! Thanks again though buddy… The pine was for sure a great way to end the day!
Lol I could eat a handful of mulch as long as I get my coffee! But yeah man, when I set out to record that day, I thought I was gonna finally show people that a normal day for me consists of 1 maybe 2 whole artifacts… that backfired!😂 But thanks as always buddy, and hope you have a good Memorial Day wknd!
Wow nice adventure thanks for taking us along / with all those brokes you think you were in a plowed field nice finds ànd what a gorgeous pinetŕeè corner notched point at the end what a finish to a nice day of looking.
Thanks man and I was glad to share with you all. I walked a field earlier in the year. I think I found around 80 brokes in one day. I don’t know what I’m gonna do with all these boxes of brokes I’m collecting! Haha Thanks for checking out the new video!
Totally enjoyed your video. I agree, your day turned out very nice with all the finds you got. As i always said when i find artifacts, "Where your thumb once was, mine is now". 😊
Now that was a fun adventure!!! Thank you for taking us along. Those boots are sure nice to take off at the end of the day!! Love the finds and the last one sure was a nice day ender!! Loved the duck and the turtle! Crazy hourglass find also! I can't wait for our waters to go down and when they do I won't for get the goldfish 😊 happy hunting.
Glad you enjoyed! But I couldn’t agree more… kicking off the boots at the end of the day seems to make you 50lbs lighter somehow! Haha But the goldfish… secret weapon.. keep that between us!🤣
Hey Brother ! Amazing day ! I see you found my drills,,,,,, let me know if you want to send them back . LOL !! I miss the rivers ,,,, but my time is running out fast . Thanks ,,,,, I needed that ,,,,,
Thanks buddy! I’ll be sure to box up all your drills and get them back to you asap! Haha But hey man, I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I appreciate you as always taking the time to check it out!
Thank you for showing how you hunt there it's completely different here in New Mexico it's about time the sand runs out and you post another 👍 always like how the wildlife talks to you
It was a pleasure sharing the video! If I were dropped off in NM I would probably lost as last years Easter eggs when it came to looking for artifacts! Haha The wildlife is where half the joy of being out hunting is for me. I appreciate you taking the time to check out the new finds!
Thanks so much! It’s worked out for me quite well. It took me years upon years of searching fruitlessly to eventually find enough spots to keep coming back to. I still enjoy getting out and hunting random areas just to see if there is anything to be found. A lot of times it turns out productive in some way. Thanks for checking it out!
Sorry for the belated response, but glad I could help with the encouragement! I’m glad you enjoyed and thanks for taking the time to check it out! Good luck out there if / when you go!
Killer pine tree, love this video! Man i know they say BOAT means bust out another thousand but dang what a day!! Congrats on all of your finds and maybe people will stop thinking everyone is just lucky!
Thanks buddy! Luckily I haven’t had to bust out another thousand in a while! Haha My last boat literally got so worn out I wouldn’t give that thing to my worst enemy! Haha I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment man!
NICE! It is good to see all the relics found. I, for one, wouldn't mind this format every now and then. Normally, if you're shooting the ground, I know you have already found something. In this video, I was searching just as hard as you, I'm sure. That broken Adena, near the end of the video, is a real find. Even though it is broken, the workmanship is super. And you don't want to know how many times I said out loud, "DUDE, You're killing me! Thanks for the video and different format.
Thanks man I appreciate it! Recording for a video of this type definitely slows me down a bit. I’m not used to busting out the cam to record unless I’m onto something as you mentioned. Quite a few of the finds in this video were found as I was walking with the cam recording, which is new for me. That was kind of fun for me to catch on video. I was a little hesitant about the video being an hour long, thinking I had too much down time and not enough action like my normal videos. I’m glad you enjoyed it buddy! Thanks again for coming back to check out the new finds! Oh and you’re right, that broken adena base was a major heartbreaker!!
Classy video, all music audio 👍. Great pieces, great land conservation (surface hunting). Once again, great Finds,,, It is a lot of work, you make a tuff job look easy, it ain’t. God Speed,,,,,,,
Thanks so much! I guess you could call it a labor of love. Haha I’m glad you appreciate the simplicity of the videos. I get quite a few people that don’t, and want more of the whooping and hollering. Haha There’s plenty other channels with that! Thanks again for the pleasant comment and for taking the time to check out the finds!
Thanks for the note. I’ve surfaced hunted in Anderson County, Campbell County, and Fentress Counties in Tennessee. Raised in Anderson Co. (Lake City to be straight up) can’t say Rocky Top. I need to start hunting again along the French Broad in East Knox Co., that’s where I live now, via canoe. Any ways, God Speed and happy hunting, you’ve got some honey holes to re-visit,,,,,,,
That's a good video that's what I call a good day in paradise I can't get out due to mobility issues I rely on guys like you to take me out there in paradise reminds me of the green river or ky river we're blessed to live in ky and Tennessee the natives loved it to thank you for the videos
I can relate, I've walked a thousand miles with ya just in a different state. Well done video as always, great finds and yhanks for taking is along 😃💪👍🏹
It ain’t as easy as the videos make it look that’s for sure! Like me, I’m sure you wouldn’t take anything for all the beautiful sights and sounds you’ve experienced along the way. Thanks as always for taking the time to check out the new finds!
Nice change up ,as always i enjoy your unique style in delivery of content, especially this popular medium of Indigenous/native artifacts. The hourglass find and freeing the stranded turtle was a highlight & quite symbolic in my mind. Your videos in lacking any dialogue or narrative & naming every piece, along with no constant selfie action in the viewers face talking up a storm hooping and hollering about every find they make. makes your content on this subject unique on TH-cam. No grave robbers shovels and rakes, no digging, no sifting screens just a great long walk along the river, enjoying your surroundings as well as the amazing gifts made by the ancestors.
Thanks man, I really appreciate the kind words. I enjoy putting out videos the way that I enjoy watching them with the sole focus being on the artifacts. When I go back and look at my past finds / videos, I enjoy not hearing myself! Ha But to each their own. The river walks are for sure a highlight.. stumbling upon an artifact is an added bonus! Thanks as always for taking the time to watch and comment on my videos. Your comments always stand out and are much appreciated!
Thanks man! It was literally the last piece found after that long day. I poked it with a stick and flipped it out thinking it was just going to be a flake… I’m so glad I was wrong! I wish I could’ve gotten a pic of it how it was found though. It didn’t look like an artifact at all! Haha thanks for checking it out!
A lot of artifacts I find look like they have fresh flakes on them… especially in the sandier areas I hunt. I found some turkey tails years back that looked like they were just made. If I hadn’t seen where they spilled out in a landslide I would’ve swore they were fake. I had them looked at and it was explained that if an artifact is buried deep enough when it’s still new, it retains the fresh chipped looks, and can even avoid getting stained sometimes. Maybe that was the case here?! Either way I appreciate you checking it out and for your input!
Very nice video. For the most part I see you walk in that S pattern. Smart you cover more ground that way. This is a perfect example that we earn what we find it’s fun but a lot of work. I’m sure you were exhausted at the end of the day. Nicely done R. Star.
Thanks a lot man! But yessir, that’s how I typically walk a bank, weaving back and forth both coming and going. It’s amazing what you can find looking back behind yourself! I went out and got myself some Mexican after that long day! Haha
I’m glad to be able to share it with everyone! I appreciate the compliment as well. I thought it would be a fun change of pace from my usual video style. Thanks for taking the time to check it out!
I liked this video, I think it's good to show what all it takes once in a while just for a reminder to people who maybe don't get out and hunt as much. Seems like about 5-10 of these treks would make a whole regular video of yours, which are outstanding!
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I thought I would do this video a little different from the rest. But yessir you’re probably right. 5-10 trips out is usually what it takes to find enough for a solid video. I guess I could shorten my videos a bit.. and start sharing all the broken pieces. But man, that would be so much video creating / editing… I have trouble cranking out a new video every 2 weeks! Too busy hunting I guess?! Haha thanks for checking out the new round of finds and for commenting buddy!
Hollywood! Haha one of my best friends lived there for years. Nooooo way would you catch me living amongst such freakishly strange people! Haha…. Plus there aren’t many artifacts out there! I appreciate you buddy, and thanks for taking the time to check out the finds!
Thanks buddy! Usually my videos have the best point last.. this time I was going to show them in the order I found them.. worked out that way on its own this time! I appreciate you as always coming back to check out the new video!
Lol 800:1 …. I mean, I feel like I’m up there with ya! This video is most def not typical for me. I’m usually happy if I come home with 1 after a 12 hour hunt! Thanks as always for checking out the finds!
Thanks for taking us along for the ride. As always enjoyed the video, man I think you find as many in 1 day as I do in a month.. good luck on your next outing and take care.
My pleasure buddy! But you know, I set out to make this video to show everyone that I typically only find 1 whole piece each time I go. I had no idea that it was gonna be a day like it was! It was a pleasant surprise for sure, and made for a decent video! I appreciate you coming back to check it out man!
Most welcome, I always enjoy your video and usually watch them at least twice in case I missed something. I found a nice little Dalton in a new creek yesterday but one ear is knocked off, but boy has it got lots of snake's in it..
That's a long hour... Maybe try 2 at 30 mins or even 3 at 20 mins. Make it a series and let ppl come back every week to tune in. Great job and such great places to hunt. Happy hunting my friend. Can't wait to see what all ya find.
Haha yeah… I was going out on a limb with an hour long vid. But I figured since I was doing a different style of video, I would make it a long vid for a change of pace too. I like the idea of splitting it up. Thanks for the idea for future videos!
Broken pieces is just about all I come home with most days! I’d say on average I find about 10 broken pieces for every whole piece. I’m including scrapers and blades too! Haha Thanks for checking out the finds though buddy!
Dang brother, looks like you were hunting on broke back creek that day, there were some beautiful heartbreaker's on the shoreline, it's a absolute shame that they were broke
Broke back creek… no relation to broke back mountain hopefully!🤣 But man I know, broken pieces are the name of the game. I usually leave the broken ones out of videos because of the large quantities of them I find. I went all in on this video! Haha Thanks for checking it out
The video turned out well, thanks. But, I was wondering what the culture of the thumbnail point is. I have one like that, without serrations, and I've not been able to type it! It looks like a boat is needed for river collecting.
Thanks so much! The point in question is a pine tree, but yours could be a kirk corner notch. The pine trees and kirks are very similar but the pine trees tend to have the serrations. They are both artifacts from the archaic period, which would make yours roughly 9,000 years old. Mind bogglingly impressive to think about! A boat definitely helps, but isn’t necessary. I hunted to lakes and whatnot boat less for years with great success! Thanks for checking out the finds and for your input. Hopefully I was some help to you. Good luck on your future hunts!
Thanks man! I was having to cycle through my relatively small category of tunes to fill up an entire hour of video! Haha glad you enjoyed and I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
It never ceases to amaze me the keen eye people that watch these videos have… then again most people that watch these videos are artifacts hunters, which takes a sharp eye! Haha I see the piece you’re talking about though. It sure sticks out like a sore thumb. I’m just assuming I would’ve surely seen that if it were an artifact! If not… well.. ignorance is bliss! Haha If I knew half the stuff I’ve walked past I’d probably cry myself to sleep at night! Thanks for the sharp eye and for taking the time to check out the video!
@@Points365 I enjoy your videos. My friend Chris showed me your channel. I’m a fellow artifact hunter myself I watch your videos kinda like hype videos lol
I totally get that man.. I always enjoy me a good hype session the night before heading out! Haha Much thanks to you and your buddy Chris for the support!
Thank you for the compliment! Unfortunately I never have displayed anything at a show. It’s crossed my mind many times, but I feel like I would get tired of saying “no it’s not for sale” all day long! Haha I usually take a couple of show and tell frames under my arm when I do go to shows though. Do you ever go to any of the shows in and around middle TN?
If I find a cache of Cumberland’s you might just hear me singing the national anthem in the background! 🤣 I’m glad to share with y’all and I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
Thanks man! Found that one in the same spot as my previous video titled “buck creek cache? …” There’s definitely something going on at that spot with the buck creeks. That one makes about the 16th one found there this year! Definitely not normal. Thanks for checking it out man!
Haha well… this particular day isn’t exactly normal for me! It’s typically a handful of broken pieces and 1 complete one if I’m lucky! But the natives depended on water for survival, so that’s always been my strategy… follow the water! To start out you will definitely be wandering about what might seem aimlessly, and putting in tons of miles. You will eventually get a good idea about spots you consistently have luck at! But really, they turn up randomly basically everywhere… around here at least! Good luck out there buddy!
Haha that’s too funny! You obviously had artifacts on the mind when that shot came up… then again this IS a channel about artifacts, so I can’t say that I blame you! Haha thanks for taking the time to check out the finds buddy!
Cool finds. Off topic,. I'm still dreaming of relocating to TN. What do you think of the Chattanooga area? or Nashville? If you had to start all over again in TN, where would you land? And not just artifact wise, I mean somewhere decent to live, with work, decent area and housing, that isn't totally New York-ifornia'd yet like Florida.
Man you’re gonna be hating life in Nashville. Native Nashvillians like myself are referred to around here as unicorns these days. All the natives have been out priced and booted out by the blue state transfers. Of course Nashville is going in the gutter in the process. Chattanooga is better, but not much. You get on the outskirts of most of these cities and you still have decent people and access to plenty of jobs. Dude Wilson county, (Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, Watertown) now that I think about it would be a great place to relocate to. Lebanon / Watertown is still country but access to tons of work in all kinds of different fields.. especially construction which I believe was up your alley.
@@Points365 Thanks, I'll look into that. I get another vacation in June. I'll have to come visit and put boots on the ground. If I can find work and affordable housing, I'll leave Florida for good. There's no future here. No chance for retirement in this State unless you're a Yankee trust fund baby. All the stories of Florida-man are sorta true. It's just that they're not really true Floridians. They're Northerners that come on vacation, and stay on probation... haha! This place has become a zoo. Not where I want to spend the rest of my life. Not to mention the 11 months of summer. Brutal here most of the year.
Thanks as always buddy! But heck yeah man, you know I or you couldn’t chuck a beautiful piece… broken or not! Haha I bet you’re like me too… prob have a box / boxes of broken pieces you look at wondering what you’re going to do with them all… a lot of time went into all those recovered broken pieces you have! I have had a couple badly broken pieces restored, just to see what it looked like. It’s insane! Just by looking at it you could never tell the base was half gone, or the tip missing.. it’s impressive what the guy I used can do.
Dude! I'm a gringo living in México. My collolection of personal finges spans 3 stats a d 2 countries. Big fab of your videos. I'm in Monterrey México. If you ever get the bug to través for points, send me a message. Ive found over 4000 points, counting brokes, on only 2 ranchee. Not beautiful jasperl8ke you find, but something diferente. Thank you for your videos!
Thanks man, I appreciate that. Thats awesome being able to get out there with your boys to make some long lasting memories for them! I’m sure they will look back on these days fondly!
Dude… I could have done without seeing that! Haha Most times when someone comments and says the whole.. “you walked past one at…” I review and can quickly dismiss it. Sure enough I think you spotted one. Looks like a killer buck creek too! I feel like throwing up now. Hahah I guess I was busy trying to not split my pants getting over that log. Good eye and thanks for pointing it out!
I have a number of spots that I will frequent, but I’m a huge fan of walking a random bank as far as I can. I find just about as many walking random spots as I do hitting up well known sites, mainly due to the amount of other foot traffic we’ll known sites get. When exploring a new river / lake, it’s all new to me. So I base where I hunt off of a number of factors like terrain, channels, color of dirt, etc.. it’s all a gamble really though! Hah I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment buddy! Take care!
@@Points365have you ever tried OHL? I live in sumner county and I guess I’m not looking in the right spots. I have a boat, what spots do you look for when cruising a lake?
That's exactly how my hunts go. Only no points....just turtles. Time to hang up my short shorts and snap my flipping stick. I heard bird watching is fun
Hahaha oh man… I was cracking up reading your comment! You can hang up the daisy dukes, but hang on to the flipping stick… it might come in handy whacking snakes while out bird watching! Haha
Great job man! I'd kind of like to think I helped inspire this, and if not, I'll just think so anyway. Haha! I enjoyed the production of the vid! Congrats and good luck as always!
Thanks buddy! Haha and yeah man, you Mike were my inspiration! Lol I appreciate it! Thanks for taking the time to come back and check out the new video too buddy!
Thanks man… it’s not a day out hunting for me if I don’t find a decent hammer stone at some point! I love the ones that are worn where it fits perfectly in your hand. No telling how many strikes were made with a stone that well worn!
Have you thought about firewood. Thin small anuf so you don't have to split. Don't know if menty people burn red pine in your area. I have a 130 max I sell my scrap pine for outdoor burning
So that's how the Indians kept time, did you save it, it looked bigger than most, did you save that pine tree!😅 Awesome video, thanks, found a atlattel spur and a camel tooth resently , both very surprisingly for northeast Ohio, i think?
Haha I chucked the pine tree, kept the hourglass!🤣 Kidding… the other way around actually. I can’t keep everything I find ya know! But man… atlatl spur or camel tooth. Both awesome finds and both super rare I would imagine.. that’s awesome!
@@Points365thanks, what is weird this is my 5 year ( only) and I find a lot of artifacts, but still have not found a arrow head, found 4 flake knives, celt hammer stones ect..... No points 😢
As long as there is no home in sight, I'm point hunting. No man owns gods land but I respect the land. I won't trash it or intrude on the land they're actually using. Never been in trouble. But I have also asked to look on properties that were smaller and I can see the house from where I was.
Having, showing, and being respectful usually gets you a long way with people. Unfortunately there seem to be too many people in this hobby that aren’t exactly the type of people you’d want poking around in your back yard… Or at least the people I have snooping through the creeks and banks in my woods aren’t. I’ve had them get downright argumentative and hateful toward me for even questioning why they are there. That in return gets the same attitude. If they are respectful and straight up tell me they are looking for artifacts in my creek, I’d probably tell em good luck, and I’ll leave the gate open for you so you don’t have to slide under the barbed wire fence on your way out like you came it!🤣
Love this!! Because we usually just film when we are actually finding things, viewers don't often realize the HOURS of walking, scanning, flipping flint chips, and climbing over trees that goes into a typical hunt. This video shows just how time-consuming and labor intensive hunting for artifacts can be. Well done, sir!
Thanks man! I thought I would try and capture that somehow.. although as you know, it’s hard to condense a 13 hour day into a video! Haha But as I’m sure you’ve experienced with the groups you take out, people sometimes think it comes easy. Especially people who get their first taste of artifacts by watching videos like we share. When someone asks for advice on finding artifacts, I always start off with explaining “it ain’t easy”! Haha I appreciate you as always for taking the time to watch and comment. Good luck out there!
Enjoyed it! That's real arrowhead hunting right there. A lot of pieces, flakes and miles.
Thanks buddy! I figured it was about time to change up the video format for a video to let people know it’s not just walking around picking up artifacts by the handful! Haha thanks as always for checking it out and commenting!
The early bird gets to the points first! The adventure you took us on was definitely a different view of just what you have to go through to bring us such great footage. A bit of everything in this video too, the hourglass was a nice touch 😆 I hope you can find the time to do this again one day. Have a great Memorial Day weekend 🇺🇸
You know there’s always someone out there before you… Every now and then I get first dibs though! I hardly expected my day to turn out so productive though. It’s definitely not the norm! Haha glad someone caught the hourglass!🤣 I expected most people to miss it while skipping through the long video! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out buddy, and for the positive feedback!
@@Points365 Watched every second of it. Didn't want to miss anything, and I never skip through your videos. And just like the sand through the hourglass, these are the "Days of our lives" reference about the ⌛️ haha appropriate for this sinareo givien we live to find the next one 😎
Talk about awesome, i still say best channel on TH-cam.
Haha I really appreciate that, especially with all the other great content out there! It would be better if I could get a video out a little more often, so I guess I’ll have to start making more videos more often! I appreciate your compliments and for taking the time to check it out!
Fun ride! Thanks. Stellar commentary as usual.
Thank you good sir! As always, I appreciate your time and comments. I’ll keep up with my insightful commentaries in the future for ya! Haha
Well I guess all that walking was rewarding when you poked that absolutely killer killer Pine!!!! Wow is that a beautiful point!!!!! Congratulations on that save!!! That was a great look at what you actually do in a day!!! I thought from your previous videos the beaches were way easier to navigate but that’s not the case!!!! I was out yesterday doing the same thing, climbing over trees, slipping, climbing under trees, looking thru modern rock, trash, maple seeds.. We found some stuff but never like you do!!!! I’m you showed the amount of walking and moving from spot to spot so people know how hard you work for it!! Excellent production!!!
Thanks buddy! so little of that pine was showing i thought it was just amother flake. As soon as i flipped it out with my stick i knew it was someting! But man, you know how it goes out there.. this video barely showed how much walking is required out there! The struggle is real... but it sure is fun! Thanks for coming back to check out the finds buddy!
Thank you for taking me along on this trip. So very very typical of a days search. Brought back a lot of memories. Stepping over logs, wildlife, and heartbreakers. Be safe and Happy Memorial Day.
Haha you know the drill… get out there, got covered in mud, barrel through sticker bushes, find a broken piece… repeat! It’s great to be out in it that’s for sure! Thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds buddy!
What a fun video to watch! Thank you for taking us along on the entire journey. Good to see the amount of broke points and miles put on for a few full pieces. Now, that last Pine Tree is more than worth the entire days walk!!! Incredible point!!!
Thanks man, I know y’all know the miles struggle! When I see some of those fields you walk, I’m squinting to see the tree line in the background!😂 Thanks as always for coming back to check out the new finds!
Mercy! I’m wore out from all that walking. You must be the heartbreaker king. I about cried over that LL , but that pine tree is amazing. Like the others thanks for taking us along. Great music
Haha man “heartbreak king” isn’t really the title I was going for, but you can’t choose the name you’re given! Haha But yeah man with all the broken pieces, it’s all worth it when I find one like that pine tree. I appreciate you checking out the finds!
Thanks for taking us along! Can’t get out much anymore…
Pretty good day!
My pleasure! Glad you took the time to check it out and enjoyed it! I appreciate that very much! I sure wish all my days out were that successful!
That last one was super awesome. Congrats.
Thanks man I appreciate it! It never ceases to amaze me the things that can be found lying around in some of these areas! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
What a fine day! Thanks as always for sharing!
Thanks buddy! It definitely wasn’t my average kind of day! Haha I’m used to finding like 1 whole one per day hunting… if I’m lucky! Thanks for checking it out man!
What an awesome day of hunting !!!
Thank you sir! I wasn’t sure how successful of a day I was gonna have when I committed to making a video out of the whole day. Glad I documented it so I can go back and daydream about it when things slow down! Haha Thanks for checking it out and for taking the time to comment!
That...was...AWESOME!!!!! Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks buddy! I thought I’d change up the video style this time. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds!
Awesome video and saves !!!!
Thanks man! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
Been a minute since I caught one of your videos. This one is one of the best so far. A day/year/lifetime maker artifact helps, mind you. But, the day as a whole is ultimately why we do what we do and makes life worthwhile. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work.
Thanks buddy, it’s always good to hear from you! But yeah, I went with a little different format this time.. I was originally making the video to show how a typical day goes for me, and how FEW I really find in a day… man that backfired! Haha it wound up being unusually productive out there for me! Either way, I’m glad to share it with everyone! Thank you again and as always friend!
Man what a day, thanks so much for the real deal of what a day of hunting consists of, superb music as always !!
Thanks buddy, i appreciate it! This video gives a little glimpse into a typical day out for me... although they are rarely this productive! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out and commenting!
Nice finds 365 looks like you had a good memorial day weekend with extra points thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks man! It’s not always so productive out there… hardly ever that productive really. It was one of those lucky days! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
Awesome finds!!!!
Thank so much, and thanks for coming along! Haha
What an epic video buddy! From start to finish we enjoyed every second of it. Spectacular finds and what a Pinetree find at the end. I keep watching this one over and over and it has to be one of our favorite hunts so far. Thanks for sharing and we are looking forward to what you have in store next. Take care my friend!
Thanks as always buddy! We need to do that collaboration video where y’all do all the narrating for me! 🤣
@@Points365 you just say when buddy! 🤣
Wow you do find brokers, I thought you found only whole artifacts lol. That Pinetree? Near the end sure topped off a great day hunting on the river. Everyone have a great Memorial Day weekend and remember the ones that served and gave it their all👍🏻
Haha man you know it… I find buckets of brokes! I’m surprised I found so few in this video actually. My broke to whole ratio is somewhere around 20:1 typically! But yeah I’d say pine tree on that last one. I wish I could’ve recorded me flipping it out. It looked like a flake so I flipped it with my stick while walking. I couldn’t believe it when it came out! Haha Thanks for taking the time to check it out and commenting!
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Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure and glad you enjoyed. Thanks for checking it out!
People that don't or have never looked for arrowheads or artifacts don't know how relaxing and healthy it is to save some history and clear your head.
Man you’ve got that right! Even the days when you come home empty handed, you still come home feeling better than before. I always tell people, just being out there is half the reward if hunting! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment buddy!
@@Points365 Your welcome, great content!
Saludos my friend,
Wow....this was extra special, I knew that I was in for a treat just as soon I read the title....Thank You so much, and enjoy those wonderful relics! You've gone above and beyond as usual, and still found a way to give the viewer more! Fine Film! Cheers and Blessings!
You sure had to be gentle with that little guy, snugged down underneath that vegetation the way he was....you managed to coax that soon to be "terror of the deeps"! Hopefully for the kind experience he had in meeting you,
I hoped he becomes a sun turtle instead of a creepy ankle biter!
I’m glad you enjoyed it buddy! I thought I would try a different approach in making this video. So far it seems to have been received well. “Terror of the deep” haha too funny! It’s hard to imagine that little guy being a terror, but I know in time I will not be wanting to tangle with him! Thanks again and as always man, and as I’ve said before, your comments are always appreciated!
Great video, 👍 I got dizzy watching at times with the camera movement. I think I'll give it a try, I always wanted to and l ain't getting any younger. Sidney,Guilford NY looks like a good place to start. Susquehanna, Unadilla, and chenango rivers are close by native American people have lived and died here for thousands of years.
Haha sorry about the dizzying camerawork! Best of luck on your exploratory hunt though! Don’t be discouraged if you come back empty handed after the first few trips.. learning and finding productive spots takes a lot of time and a lot of miles. Rest assured your hard work will pay off eventually!
Cool video now people that don’t hunt can see just how hard it is to find complete artifacts 🔥 That pine tree is bad ass man killer !!
Haha yeah, I feel like TH-cam can make a lot of things look easier than they really are! This video still doesn’t really capture all the struggles, but I thought it would be a fun change of pace! Thanks again though buddy… The pine was for sure a great way to end the day!
That piece at 17:30, I found something just like it. I always felt that it was more than just a base.
It definitely could’ve been used as a graver or something.
Nice Video and looks like an amazing day-thank you for sharing bonus clips of a behind the scenes look of a remarkable hunting exhibition!
Thanks Cindy! Glad you enjoyed. Just because you’re family doesn’t mean I’m gonna give up my secret spots though!🤣
Java and goldfish, breakfast of champions. I see you managed to find some awesome artifacts. Sorry you couldn’t catch Donald.
Lol I could eat a handful of mulch as long as I get my coffee! But yeah man, when I set out to record that day, I thought I was gonna finally show people that a normal day for me consists of 1 maybe 2 whole artifacts… that backfired!😂 But thanks as always buddy, and hope you have a good Memorial Day wknd!
Great trip. Thanks for letting me tag along!
Not a problem good sir! Thanks again for coming back to make the trip. Hope you have been doing well!
Wow nice adventure thanks for taking us along / with all those brokes you think you were in a plowed field nice finds ànd what a gorgeous pinetŕeè corner notched point at the end what a finish to a nice day of looking.
Thanks man and I was glad to share with you all. I walked a field earlier in the year. I think I found around 80 brokes in one day. I don’t know what I’m gonna do with all these boxes of brokes I’m collecting! Haha Thanks for checking out the new video!
Totally enjoyed your video. I agree, your day turned out very nice with all the finds you got. As i always said when i find artifacts, "Where your thumb once was, mine is now". 😊
This is a killer adventure! Subbed
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed and appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
Now that was a fun adventure!!! Thank you for taking us along. Those boots are sure nice to take off at the end of the day!! Love the finds and the last one sure was a nice day ender!! Loved the duck and the turtle! Crazy hourglass find also! I can't wait for our waters to go down and when they do I won't for get the goldfish 😊 happy hunting.
Glad you enjoyed! But I couldn’t agree more… kicking off the boots at the end of the day seems to make you 50lbs lighter somehow! Haha But the goldfish… secret weapon.. keep that between us!🤣
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Hey Brother ! Amazing day ! I see you found my drills,,,,,, let me know if you want to send them back . LOL !! I miss the rivers ,,,, but my time is running out fast . Thanks ,,,,, I needed that ,,,,,
Thanks buddy! I’ll be sure to box up all your drills and get them back to you asap! Haha But hey man, I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I appreciate you as always taking the time to check it out!
Thank you for showing how you hunt there it's completely different here in New Mexico it's about time the sand runs out and you post another 👍 always like how the wildlife talks to you
It was a pleasure sharing the video! If I were dropped off in NM I would probably lost as last years Easter eggs when it came to looking for artifacts! Haha The wildlife is where half the joy of being out hunting is for me. I appreciate you taking the time to check out the new finds!
Excellent video. Good luck, stay safe.
Thanks so much! And again, I appreciate you taking the time to comment and check out my videos!
You found some nice stuff!, its been years since I have gone out looking for arrowheads, going in the boat is a great idea!
Thanks so much! It’s worked out for me quite well. It took me years upon years of searching fruitlessly to eventually find enough spots to keep coming back to. I still enjoy getting out and hunting random areas just to see if there is anything to be found. A lot of times it turns out productive in some way. Thanks for checking it out!
Yes, that was a good video made me want to go thank you!!
Sorry for the belated response, but glad I could help with the encouragement! I’m glad you enjoyed and thanks for taking the time to check it out! Good luck out there if / when you go!
Killer pine tree, love this video! Man i know they say BOAT means bust out another thousand but dang what a day!! Congrats on all of your finds and maybe people will stop thinking everyone is just lucky!
Thanks buddy! Luckily I haven’t had to bust out another thousand in a while! Haha My last boat literally got so worn out I wouldn’t give that thing to my worst enemy! Haha I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment man!
NICE! It is good to see all the relics found. I, for one, wouldn't mind this format every now and then. Normally, if you're shooting the ground, I know you have already found something. In this video, I was searching just as hard as you, I'm sure. That broken Adena, near the end of the video, is a real find. Even though it is broken, the workmanship is super. And you don't want to know how many times I said out loud, "DUDE, You're killing me! Thanks for the video and different format.
Thanks man I appreciate it! Recording for a video of this type definitely slows me down a bit. I’m not used to busting out the cam to record unless I’m onto something as you mentioned. Quite a few of the finds in this video were found as I was walking with the cam recording, which is new for me. That was kind of fun for me to catch on video. I was a little hesitant about the video being an hour long, thinking I had too much down time and not enough action like my normal videos. I’m glad you enjoyed it buddy! Thanks again for coming back to check out the new finds! Oh and you’re right, that broken adena base was a major heartbreaker!!
Classy video, all music audio 👍. Great pieces, great land conservation (surface hunting).
Once again, great Finds,,, It is a lot of work, you make a tuff job look easy, it ain’t.
God Speed,,,,,,,
Thanks so much! I guess you could call it a labor of love. Haha I’m glad you appreciate the simplicity of the videos. I get quite a few people that don’t, and want more of the whooping and hollering. Haha There’s plenty other channels with that! Thanks again for the pleasant comment and for taking the time to check out the finds!
Thanks for the note. I’ve surfaced hunted in Anderson County, Campbell County, and Fentress Counties in Tennessee. Raised in Anderson Co. (Lake City to be straight up) can’t say Rocky Top. I need to start hunting again along the French Broad in East Knox Co., that’s where I live now, via canoe.
Any ways, God Speed and happy hunting, you’ve got some honey holes to re-visit,,,,,,,
That's a good video that's what I call a good day in paradise I can't get out due to mobility issues I rely on guys like you to take me out there in paradise reminds me of the green river or ky river we're blessed to live in ky and Tennessee the natives loved it to thank you for the videos
What an awesome day! Congrats and thanks for sharing. Great video as always!
Thanks man! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out and for commenting as well! It always makes sharing these videos worth it!
Killer saves brother 💥!!
Awesome video, again !!!!👊✌️🍀
Thanks buddy, as always I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
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Always a pleasure to watch your videos, brother ✌🍀
Really enjoyed the video
Thanks man, I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
I can relate, I've walked a thousand miles with ya just in a different state. Well done video as always, great finds and yhanks for taking is along 😃💪👍🏹
It ain’t as easy as the videos make it look that’s for sure! Like me, I’m sure you wouldn’t take anything for all the beautiful sights and sounds you’ve experienced along the way. Thanks as always for taking the time to check out the new finds!
Nice change up ,as always i enjoy your unique style in delivery of content, especially this popular medium of Indigenous/native artifacts. The hourglass find and freeing the stranded turtle was a highlight & quite symbolic in my mind. Your videos in lacking any dialogue or narrative & naming every piece, along with no constant selfie action in the viewers face talking up a storm hooping and hollering about every find they make. makes your content on this subject unique on TH-cam. No grave robbers shovels and rakes, no digging, no sifting screens just a great long walk along the river, enjoying your surroundings as well as the amazing gifts made by the ancestors.
Thanks man, I really appreciate the kind words. I enjoy putting out videos the way that I enjoy watching them with the sole focus being on the artifacts. When I go back and look at my past finds / videos, I enjoy not hearing myself! Ha But to each their own. The river walks are for sure a highlight.. stumbling upon an artifact is an added bonus! Thanks as always for taking the time to watch and comment on my videos. Your comments always stand out and are much appreciated!
That last one is very cool.
Thanks man! It was literally the last piece found after that long day. I poked it with a stick and flipped it out thinking it was just going to be a flake… I’m so glad I was wrong! I wish I could’ve gotten a pic of it how it was found though. It didn’t look like an artifact at all! Haha thanks for checking it out!
Love that Home Sweet Home.
You find the best points regularly than anyone I've ever seen!! Love your channel! Wish I had the area's to hunt that you have
There is new or fresh chippings on the arrow head. I think it was made that shape recently on an Indian arrowhead.
A lot of artifacts I find look like they have fresh flakes on them… especially in the sandier areas I hunt. I found some turkey tails years back that looked like they were just made. If I hadn’t seen where they spilled out in a landslide I would’ve swore they were fake. I had them looked at and it was explained that if an artifact is buried deep enough when it’s still new, it retains the fresh chipped looks, and can even avoid getting stained sometimes. Maybe that was the case here?! Either way I appreciate you checking it out and for your input!
Very nice video. For the most part I see you walk in that S pattern. Smart you cover more ground that way. This is a perfect example that we earn what we find it’s fun but a lot of work. I’m sure you were exhausted at the end of the day. Nicely done R. Star.
Thanks a lot man! But yessir, that’s how I typically walk a bank, weaving back and forth both coming and going. It’s amazing what you can find looking back behind yourself! I went out and got myself some Mexican after that long day! Haha
I once found one like that first one you found it was a once in a lifetime find 👌
Thanks brother! Great stuff! ♥
Thanks again and as always buddy, I really appreciate it!
Ty for sharing..love how you done the video..
I’m glad to be able to share it with everyone! I appreciate the compliment as well. I thought it would be a fun change of pace from my usual video style. Thanks for taking the time to check it out!
When you on em, you on em!
No joke! The next 3 weeks of hunting after this was recorded produced 0 complete artifacts! That’s a quick turn of events for me! Haha
I liked this video, I think it's good to show what all it takes once in a while just for a reminder to people who maybe don't get out and hunt as much. Seems like about 5-10 of these treks would make a whole regular video of yours, which are outstanding!
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I thought I would do this video a little different from the rest. But yessir you’re probably right. 5-10 trips out is usually what it takes to find enough for a solid video. I guess I could shorten my videos a bit.. and start sharing all the broken pieces. But man, that would be so much video creating / editing… I have trouble cranking out a new video every 2 weeks! Too busy hunting I guess?! Haha thanks for checking out the new round of finds and for commenting buddy!
Have you ever thought about moving to Hollywood? Because this is one heck of a video. Much respect to you from Larry.
Hollywood! Haha one of my best friends lived there for years. Nooooo way would you catch me living amongst such freakishly strange people! Haha…. Plus there aren’t many artifacts out there! I appreciate you buddy, and thanks for taking the time to check out the finds!
Killer finds brother, the lost lake at the end was definitely worth a day of walking. Congrats my friend.
Thanks buddy! Usually my videos have the best point last.. this time I was going to show them in the order I found them.. worked out that way on its own this time! I appreciate you as always coming back to check out the new video!
Nice hunt. Love the old Bluegrass song Lost Indian. Been in a Bluegrass Band called Spur of the Moment for 16yrs. Played that song several times.😊
Awesome video dude!
I think my broke/complete ratio has to be close to 800:1…lol. Keep up the goood work! 👍🏻👍🏻
Lol 800:1 …. I mean, I feel like I’m up there with ya! This video is most def not typical for me. I’m usually happy if I come home with 1 after a 12 hour hunt! Thanks as always for checking out the finds!
Good hunt thanks.
Thanks man, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
Thanks for taking us along for the ride. As always enjoyed the video, man I think you find as many in 1 day as I do in a month.. good luck on your next outing and take care.
My pleasure buddy! But you know, I set out to make this video to show everyone that I typically only find 1 whole piece each time I go. I had no idea that it was gonna be a day like it was! It was a pleasant surprise for sure, and made for a decent video! I appreciate you coming back to check it out man!
Most welcome, I always enjoy your video and usually watch them at least twice in case I missed something. I found a nice little Dalton in a new creek yesterday but one ear is knocked off, but boy has it got lots of snake's in it..
Sad to see all the human trash left behind 😢 greatly appreciate the video!
That's a long hour... Maybe try 2 at 30 mins or even 3 at 20 mins. Make it a series and let ppl come back every week to tune in. Great job and such great places to hunt. Happy hunting my friend. Can't wait to see what all ya find.
Haha yeah… I was going out on a limb with an hour long vid. But I figured since I was doing a different style of video, I would make it a long vid for a change of pace too. I like the idea of splitting it up. Thanks for the idea for future videos!
A lot of brokes. That the way it goes sometimes. The good out weigh the broken no matter how many. Good finds.
Broken pieces is just about all I come home with most days! I’d say on average I find about 10 broken pieces for every whole piece. I’m including scrapers and blades too! Haha Thanks for checking out the finds though buddy!
Dang brother, looks like you were hunting on broke back creek that day, there were some beautiful heartbreaker's on the shoreline, it's a absolute shame that they were broke
Broke back creek… no relation to broke back mountain hopefully!🤣 But man I know, broken pieces are the name of the game. I usually leave the broken ones out of videos because of the large quantities of them I find. I went all in on this video! Haha Thanks for checking it out
The video turned out well, thanks. But, I was wondering what the culture of the thumbnail point is. I have one like that, without serrations, and I've not been able to type it! It looks like a boat is needed for river collecting.
Thanks so much! The point in question is a pine tree, but yours could be a kirk corner notch. The pine trees and kirks are very similar but the pine trees tend to have the serrations. They are both artifacts from the archaic period, which would make yours roughly 9,000 years old. Mind bogglingly impressive to think about!
A boat definitely helps, but isn’t necessary. I hunted to lakes and whatnot boat less for years with great success! Thanks for checking out the finds and for your input. Hopefully I was some help to you. Good luck on your future hunts!
Sweet😎🏹🤙
Nice choice of music too.
I appreciate ya man! Hope you’ve been doing well and hope you have a good Memorial Day wknd!
@@Points365 doin good man. Hope you all have a good one too
nice day thanks !
I appreciate it man! Thanks to you for taking the time to check it out!
Love the music
Thanks man! I was having to cycle through my relatively small category of tunes to fill up an entire hour of video! Haha glad you enjoyed and I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
@Points365 Go back and look at 40:48 in this video please. Looked like you may have stepped right over a small white stem point.
It never ceases to amaze me the keen eye people that watch these videos have… then again most people that watch these videos are artifacts hunters, which takes a sharp eye! Haha I see the piece you’re talking about though. It sure sticks out like a sore thumb. I’m just assuming I would’ve surely seen that if it were an artifact! If not… well.. ignorance is bliss! Haha If I knew half the stuff I’ve walked past I’d probably cry myself to sleep at night! Thanks for the sharp eye and for taking the time to check out the video!
@@Points365 I enjoy your videos. My friend Chris showed me your channel. I’m a fellow artifact hunter myself I watch your videos kinda like hype videos lol
I totally get that man.. I always enjoy me a good hype session the night before heading out! Haha Much thanks to you and your buddy Chris for the support!
Next time pack the cat in the cooler. Trust me THEY LOVE IT! LOL Cheers
Lol Oh I’m sure he would! Cats love all those random hang out spots! Haha Thanks for checking it out buddy!
@3:32 total smoker, killer point!
and then @57:00 WOW
Excellent music choice! ☘️ 🇮🇪
W Tennessee, USA
I’d love to see your collection it must be impressive, do you display at any shows?
Thank you for the compliment! Unfortunately I never have displayed anything at a show. It’s crossed my mind many times, but I feel like I would get tired of saying “no it’s not for sale” all day long! Haha I usually take a couple of show and tell frames under my arm when I do go to shows though. Do you ever go to any of the shows in and around middle TN?
You will be talking in the next video. Thanks for sharing!
If I find a cache of Cumberland’s you might just hear me singing the national anthem in the background! 🤣 I’m glad to share with y’all and I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
nice content
Thank you sir and thanks for taking the time to check it out and commenting!
The one I found at 26:30 was awesome
Thanks man! Found that one in the same spot as my previous video titled “buck creek cache? …” There’s definitely something going on at that spot with the buck creeks. That one makes about the 16th one found there this year! Definitely not normal. Thanks for checking it out man!
Wow, incredible for one day!!!! Any tips? Just find any river or what? I’m in Colorado and new to river hunting.
Haha well… this particular day isn’t exactly normal for me! It’s typically a handful of broken pieces and 1 complete one if I’m lucky! But the natives depended on water for survival, so that’s always been my strategy… follow the water! To start out you will definitely be wandering about what might seem aimlessly, and putting in tons of miles. You will eventually get a good idea about spots you consistently have luck at! But really, they turn up randomly basically everywhere… around here at least! Good luck out there buddy!
I thought the turtles shell was serrations on a nice point at first 😂
Haha that’s too funny! You obviously had artifacts on the mind when that shot came up… then again this IS a channel about artifacts, so I can’t say that I blame you! Haha thanks for taking the time to check out the finds buddy!
Boy that Sally Goodin is moving on. LOL
Cool finds.
Off topic,. I'm still dreaming of relocating to TN. What do you think of the Chattanooga area? or Nashville?
If you had to start all over again in TN, where would you land? And not just artifact wise, I mean somewhere decent to live, with work, decent area and housing, that isn't totally New York-ifornia'd yet like Florida.
Man you’re gonna be hating life in Nashville. Native Nashvillians like myself are referred to around here as unicorns these days. All the natives have been out priced and booted out by the blue state transfers. Of course Nashville is going in the gutter in the process. Chattanooga is better, but not much. You get on the outskirts of most of these cities and you still have decent people and access to plenty of jobs. Dude Wilson county, (Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, Watertown) now that I think about it would be a great place to relocate to. Lebanon / Watertown is still country but access to tons of work in all kinds of different fields.. especially construction which I believe was up your alley.
@@Points365 Thanks, I'll look into that. I get another vacation in June. I'll have to come visit and put boots on the ground. If I can find work and affordable housing, I'll leave Florida for good. There's no future here. No chance for retirement in this State unless you're a Yankee trust fund baby. All the stories of Florida-man are sorta true. It's just that they're not really true Floridians. They're Northerners that come on vacation, and stay on probation... haha! This place has become a zoo. Not where I want to spend the rest of my life. Not to mention the 11 months of summer. Brutal here most of the year.
Awesome finds brother, do you save the broken points?👍👍👍
Thanks as always buddy! But heck yeah man, you know I or you couldn’t chuck a beautiful piece… broken or not! Haha I bet you’re like me too… prob have a box / boxes of broken pieces you look at wondering what you’re going to do with them all… a lot of time went into all those recovered broken pieces you have! I have had a couple badly broken pieces restored, just to see what it looked like. It’s insane! Just by looking at it you could never tell the base was half gone, or the tip missing.. it’s impressive what the guy I used can do.
Dude! I'm a gringo living in México. My collolection of personal finges spans 3 stats a d 2 countries. Big fab of your videos. I'm in Monterrey México. If you ever get the bug to través for points, send me a message. Ive found over 4000 points, counting brokes, on only 2 ranchee. Not beautiful jasperl8ke you find, but something diferente.
Thank you for your videos!
Your awesome man, I do this stuff with my boys.. but fla
Thanks man, I appreciate that. Thats awesome being able to get out there with your boys to make some long lasting memories for them! I’m sure they will look back on these days fondly!
At 15:07 in this video you walked past a smoker. It's red and right at the waters edge after you found a piece of pottery and stepped over that tree.
Dude… I could have done without seeing that! Haha Most times when someone comments and says the whole.. “you walked past one at…” I review and can quickly dismiss it. Sure enough I think you spotted one. Looks like a killer buck creek too! I feel like throwing up now. Hahah I guess I was busy trying to not split my pants getting over that log. Good eye and thanks for pointing it out!
Wish you would do a recap. You dont have to say anything, just lay the finds out to be seen all at one time for a minute.😊
Do you have places that you always go to, or do you just hunt what you think looks good? Love your videos!!
I have a number of spots that I will frequent, but I’m a huge fan of walking a random bank as far as I can. I find just about as many walking random spots as I do hitting up well known sites, mainly due to the amount of other foot traffic we’ll known sites get. When exploring a new river / lake, it’s all new to me. So I base where I hunt off of a number of factors like terrain, channels, color of dirt, etc.. it’s all a gamble really though! Hah I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment buddy! Take care!
@@Points365have you ever tried OHL? I live in sumner county and I guess I’m not looking in the right spots. I have a boat, what spots do you look for when cruising a lake?
That's exactly how my hunts go. Only no points....just turtles. Time to hang up my short shorts and snap my flipping stick. I heard bird watching is fun
Hahaha oh man… I was cracking up reading your comment! You can hang up the daisy dukes, but hang on to the flipping stick… it might come in handy whacking snakes while out bird watching! Haha
Great job man! I'd kind of like to think I helped inspire this, and if not, I'll just think so anyway. Haha! I enjoyed the production of the vid! Congrats and good luck as always!
Thanks buddy! Haha and yeah man, you Mike were my inspiration! Lol I appreciate it! Thanks for taking the time to come back and check out the new video too buddy!
Man you had a few major Heartbreakers
Whew… man you know the heartbreakers are just a part of it! Haha
Nice hammer stone.
Thanks man… it’s not a day out hunting for me if I don’t find a decent hammer stone at some point! I love the ones that are worn where it fits perfectly in your hand. No telling how many strikes were made with a stone that well worn!
at 2:23 is a spear point
Awesome fine
Have you thought about firewood. Thin small anuf so you don't have to split. Don't know if menty people burn red pine in your area. I have a 130 max I sell my scrap pine for outdoor burning
So that's how the Indians kept time, did you save it, it looked bigger than most, did you save that pine tree!😅 Awesome video, thanks, found a atlattel spur and a camel tooth resently , both very surprisingly for northeast Ohio, i think?
Haha I chucked the pine tree, kept the hourglass!🤣 Kidding… the other way around actually. I can’t keep everything I find ya know! But man… atlatl spur or camel tooth. Both awesome finds and both super rare I would imagine.. that’s awesome!
@@Points365thanks, what is weird this is my 5 year ( only) and I find a lot of artifacts, but still have not found a arrow head, found 4 flake knives, celt hammer stones ect..... No points 😢
Nice
Thanks, I appreciate you checking it out!
Is this on the tn river?
As long as there is no home in sight, I'm point hunting. No man owns gods land but I respect the land. I won't trash it or intrude on the land they're actually using. Never been in trouble. But I have also asked to look on properties that were smaller and I can see the house from where I was.
Having, showing, and being respectful usually gets you a long way with people. Unfortunately there seem to be too many people in this hobby that aren’t exactly the type of people you’d want poking around in your back yard… Or at least the people I have snooping through the creeks and banks in my woods aren’t. I’ve had them get downright argumentative and hateful toward me for even questioning why they are there. That in return gets the same attitude. If they are respectful and straight up tell me they are looking for artifacts in my creek, I’d probably tell em good luck, and I’ll leave the gate open for you so you don’t have to slide under the barbed wire fence on your way out like you came it!🤣
I imagine you find points in your dreams after a day of hunting like this.
Haha oh you know.. my dreams are where my best finds are made! Haha