Gave you a sub. Those are some great finds and it’s good to see you and some kids having fun. We’ve always wanted to try to dig a rock shelter. We enjoyed watching and good luck on your next hunt. 👍🏻
On top of hills or outcroppings, where a person could view a canyon or valley to watch for the enemy, is where the natives would sit and tool their arrowheads and knives. Look for high places with a good view and you may find native artifacts.
Hey brother sure enjoyed the video I love digging overhangs. Some good looking artifacts awesome to see the future diggers getting in the dirt. Gave ya a sub God bless
Once, while living in Texas near Houston, a friend at that time invited me to go with him an meet up with some others at a “ Deer Camp” near Del Reo in west Texas. Near there we past a farm that in forest plowed field was tons of Flint boulders the size of basket balls . We had pulled a 12’ flat bed trailer along behind his Ford pickup with the purpose of collecting some flit in this trip, as he had learned how to make arrowhead, and he knew of this place from previous hunting trip out there.
I'm a MD resident. Never had an opportunity to dig and would love to hit a spot like yours. Are you seeking out landowners with property that looks promising? Maybe hitting construction sites? I'm not a 'salesman' type so i'm intimidated about the process of getting dig permission. Any pointers?
@@hidenseek0122 Thank you for such great, practical and (not-so) common sense advice. Love the idea of barter/reciprocation for the chance to hunt property. And, oh man, what a lovely spot of luck to get that property. I have a 4 year old and 7 month old...hoping to get the 4 year old out on some trails and on the Potomac River shoreline this summer. Looking forward to more videos. Please keep posting these family digs!
@@hidenseek0122 thanks for the reply. I didn’t know what people did with them these days. If I find anymore they are just going to be kept for personal display unless some native wants them and if they do they are more than welcome! 😂 I am 1/4 Cherokee but I don’t get involved with anything that has to do with the tribes. I’m in the middle of COVID Long Recovery right now and still can’t even drive yet, just hoping the good Lord gives me more opportunity to get out and enjoy life again!! 🙃 So far getting better, just VERY slow…
@@DayTrader__ if "a native wants them" what relevance would that person have to artifacts that are thousands of years old? What sense would it.make to give items you worked hard to find a way to someone that has nothing at all to do with them? I don't understand the logic there. Repatriation is an absolute joke
@@DayTrader__ it's funny you say that because NOTHING is furthur from the truth man. Of course I respect people's heritage dude! What I don't respect is an asinine and half witted attempt to take artifacts from people that bear absolutely no relevance or pertinence to those natives you're trying to defend. The culture you think of when it comes to native Americans is SO corrupted by European contact that you just don't even have the slightest clue what it is you're even trying to to defend! Natives currently have NO knowledge of ancient techniques or methodologies for tool making nor do they have any interests in actually learning those things, up on co tact they threw down their heritage in placement of new modern technologies and items instead. You have no clue who you're talking to when you say I don't respect heritage. I am one of the very few people who are trying to preserve and furthur the education and learning of ancient people in America! Absolutely nobody is making proper attempts at learning the science and history of ancient processes and lifestyles!
@@DayTrader__ what's happening and you don't even know it, is the history is being erased and progression of learning about these ancient peoples is going cease altogether. In place of truth you will be faced with a facade and a lie based on what these current lobbyists want you to believe. Putting artifacts BACK IN THE GROUND is an absolute shame and a slap to the face of everyone on this earth that has interests in human history. You think putting these artifacts back into the ground is going to help us learn about human history on this continent?! No, it is the attempt at ERASING that history not preserve it!!!!!!!!! Seriously you are being lied to and you are it hook line and sinker. Your mentality of "I'll give any arrowhead back if they ask for it" is exactly what they want from you, to control you. 99+ fucking percent of artifacts found can NOT be traced back to a tribe/culture because 99% of them are WAY WAY before tribes and cultures as you know them or as you think of them rather. Make no mistake, what's happening is the erasure of an entire segment of human history on North American continent. In Egypt you think they find artifacts and out them back into the ground? NO! They DONT! They continue excavations in attempts to LEARN more and FURTHUR the understanding of those ancient people!!!!!! Just the fact that you would be willing to give away an item that has nothing to do with someone who asks, just because of their recent lineage, is proof that they are well underway in succeeding in their goal. It's bullshit is what it is.
Isn't what you are doing there basically making everything you find now worthless to real study, because they are now all out of context. There are really good reasons why most digs are done slowly, and record every find, in there context, which is important. Walking creeks and picking fields is one thing, digging paleo sites is a just not cool.
@Hide-n-Seek Outdoors cool, it just saddens me that so much history and information is lost in this way. Even midden piles, which are really just ancient trash piles, should be carefully excavated, because, context is important.
Tyler Childers and digging is a great time. Bandied Clovis and rock and relics are good songs
Awesome video brother! Glad to see your boy get out there with you.
Good work all of you. Watching from England.
River rocks 🪨 😅😅😅
Imagine a reworked point passed down from father to son or grandfather to grandson. And you find it maybe 2000 years later.
Warms my heart seeing the kids involved so much
Gave you a sub. Those are some great finds and it’s good to see you and some kids having fun. We’ve always wanted to try to dig a rock shelter. We enjoyed watching and good luck on your next hunt. 👍🏻
@@hidenseek0122 we appreciate you watching as well. Take care my friend! 👍🏻
Nice finds, even better parenting 👍🏻🇺🇸
I’m 43 and started when I was around he age digging a shelter in Perry County which looking back was loaded. I searched and collected ever since
On top of hills or outcroppings, where a person could view a canyon or valley to watch for the enemy, is where the natives would sit and tool their arrowheads and knives. Look for high places with a good view and you may find native artifacts.
You've got smart kids!
Hey brother sure enjoyed the video I love digging overhangs. Some good looking artifacts awesome to see the future diggers getting in the dirt. Gave ya a sub God bless
Dude! That little boy is so smart. Good job dad!!
I appreciate that, thank you!
Once, while living in Texas near Houston, a friend at that time invited me to go with him an meet up with some others at a “ Deer Camp” near Del Reo in west Texas. Near there we past a farm that in forest plowed field was tons of Flint boulders the size of basket balls . We had pulled a 12’ flat bed trailer along behind his Ford pickup with the purpose of collecting some flit in this trip, as he had learned how to make arrowhead, and he knew of this place from previous hunting trip out there.
The turtle shell and clam shell were also artifacts.
Awesome video. New sub here.
Might have found a site where those were beginners learning to make arrow heads.
What county is this?
I'm a MD resident. Never had an opportunity to dig and would love to hit a spot like yours. Are you seeking out landowners with property that looks promising? Maybe hitting construction sites? I'm not a 'salesman' type so i'm intimidated about the process of getting dig permission. Any pointers?
Great saves!!! Love that the kids are so excited to uncover the artifacts!
@@hidenseek0122 Thank you for such great, practical and (not-so) common sense advice. Love the idea of barter/reciprocation for the chance to hunt property. And, oh man, what a lovely spot of luck to get that property. I have a 4 year old and 7 month old...hoping to get the 4 year old out on some trails and on the Potomac River shoreline this summer. Looking forward to more videos. Please keep posting these family digs!
What can you do with the artifacts? Sell them? Collect them?
@@hidenseek0122 thanks for the reply. I didn’t know what people did with them these days. If I find anymore they are just going to be kept for personal display unless some native wants them and if they do they are more than welcome! 😂
I am 1/4 Cherokee but I don’t get involved with anything that has to do with the tribes.
I’m in the middle of COVID Long Recovery right now and still can’t even drive yet, just hoping the good Lord gives me more opportunity to get out and enjoy life again!! 🙃
So far getting better, just VERY slow…
@@DayTrader__ if "a native wants them" what relevance would that person have to artifacts that are thousands of years old? What sense would it.make to give items you worked hard to find a way to someone that has nothing at all to do with them? I don't understand the logic there. Repatriation is an absolute joke
@@chasecarter1170 yeah, I guess some of you have absolutely NO respect for heritage.
@@DayTrader__ it's funny you say that because NOTHING is furthur from the truth man. Of course I respect people's heritage dude! What I don't respect is an asinine and half witted attempt to take artifacts from people that bear absolutely no relevance or pertinence to those natives you're trying to defend. The culture you think of when it comes to native Americans is SO corrupted by European contact that you just don't even have the slightest clue what it is you're even trying to to defend! Natives currently have NO knowledge of ancient techniques or methodologies for tool making nor do they have any interests in actually learning those things, up on co tact they threw down their heritage in placement of new modern technologies and items instead. You have no clue who you're talking to when you say I don't respect heritage. I am one of the very few people who are trying to preserve and furthur the education and learning of ancient people in America! Absolutely nobody is making proper attempts at learning the science and history of ancient processes and lifestyles!
@@DayTrader__ what's happening and you don't even know it, is the history is being erased and progression of learning about these ancient peoples is going cease altogether. In place of truth you will be faced with a facade and a lie based on what these current lobbyists want you to believe. Putting artifacts BACK IN THE GROUND is an absolute shame and a slap to the face of everyone on this earth that has interests in human history. You think putting these artifacts back into the ground is going to help us learn about human history on this continent?! No, it is the attempt at ERASING that history not preserve it!!!!!!!!! Seriously you are being lied to and you are it hook line and sinker. Your mentality of "I'll give any arrowhead back if they ask for it" is exactly what they want from you, to control you. 99+ fucking percent of artifacts found can NOT be traced back to a tribe/culture because 99% of them are WAY WAY before tribes and cultures as you know them or as you think of them rather. Make no mistake, what's happening is the erasure of an entire segment of human history on North American continent. In Egypt you think they find artifacts and out them back into the ground? NO! They DONT! They continue excavations in attempts to LEARN more and FURTHUR the understanding of those ancient people!!!!!! Just the fact that you would be willing to give away an item that has nothing to do with someone who asks, just because of their recent lineage, is proof that they are well underway in succeeding in their goal. It's bullshit is what it is.
Are you separated from your wife i want a relationship with her ❤❤❤
If you get caught your in big trouble digging in ky is considered grave robbing
Isn't what you are doing there basically making everything you find now worthless to real study, because they are now all out of context. There are really good reasons why most digs are done slowly, and record every find, in there context, which is important. Walking creeks and picking fields is one thing, digging paleo sites is a just not cool.
Awe. 😢 😂😂😂
@Hide-n-Seek Outdoors cool, it just saddens me that so much history and information is lost in this way. Even midden piles, which are really just ancient trash piles, should be carefully excavated, because, context is important.