Metal Detecting By Historic Markers, Covered Bridges... And Waterslides!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Welcome back to Metal Detecting NYC everybody! In this family vlog Indiana Tones and I head to Pennsylvania to metal detect a historic American farm situated by historic markers and covered bridges. Metal detecting in Pennsylvania was fun: old find, coins and relics, were exceptional and memorable. We also celebrate Gabby's 10th birthday with his son and daughters. We go down waterslides in Kalahari Resort in the Poconos and then hit the farm to find treasure. Moreover, if you want to find out what tilling does for metal detecting, stay tuned! If you like the video, make sure to subscribe and hit the like button. Enjoy the video!
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No Till farming has been around for a couple of decades now here in Wisconsin. Saves tons of fuel like you mentioned, plus the soil structure is held together by the remaining roots, preventing excessive erosion. Overall a responsible farming practice
A great day detecting on new ground. I believe the eye you found is a tyre valve, the cap should unscrew to reveal the valve.
Yes! Just unscrewed it! Thank you for the id!
It's all chisel plowed now a days, have to find some Amish fields where they use moldboard plows.
Looks like everyone had a great time.
Happy birthday young lady ❤
Loved the bit of family time included. Great kids you've got.
Thank you Jay!
Its an air valve from an old tire. Great videos! Happy birthday young lady!
Thank you!
You are a wonderful, hilarious, fun human being. LOVE your videos!
THANK YOU Helen! 😊
Good to see the First Family of modern metal detecting and the future !
HONORED!
A man after my own heart! I too love the amusement rides. I am torn because I am missing Great Adventure NJ opening day to go metal detecting at Come out Swingin' the same weekend. I too being bi-racial enjoy seeing people looking past color and just loving one another. Thank you for the fun video and hope to meet you one day.
Aaron
Thanks Aaron!
"It's amazing what a little piece of silver does for your day". I say "it's amazing how a tiny thing can make me so happy". Merrill I am pulling for you to find silver on every swing. Glad for you, you got to hunt on old properity and that's fun, because knowing your next swing could be your best find ever. Keep em coming Merrill.
Thank you Harry!
A great historical video but thank you for including the family also so many times we forget them just for abit because we go and enjoy our day detecting!, I completed you and your beautiful family being together and sharing the time to show us the real treasure we have at our house, carry on dear sir Merrell well done 👍
Honored Jamie!
Great time witnessing the teams battling out the challenge!
Happy Birthday 🎂, Water park Fun, Pocketknives, Copper,Big Silver, Barber. Congrats to All 👍
Thanks David 👍
Happy Birthday too your girl. Great hunt and nice finds.I enjoyed your video and good luck to you.
Thank you Jimmy!
Happy days
Cool adventure loved the video thanks for sharing
You have a beautiful family. Next time you might try turning your sensitivity down or going into single frequency around the power lines.
Thanks John!
Happy birthday! Good times! Thanks for sharing! 🎉🎈 🎂
Looks like a blast. I miss those times with the kids.
Good times! Had a blast!
Gabby is already calling for an encore.
Thanks you guys, Love the content..🇨🇦👍
Thank you!
What a fun dad! I enjoyed this video. I live in a rural area and hunt mostly farm land but they almost never till anymore. They drill the seeds into the earth. If someone does turn the soil I get really excited. You have a lovely family.
I like the rosary in your car!!
Ceep on praying!!!
Happy birthday 🎉
Fantastic 👍
Thank you 👍
A great family adventure. Love the water slide adventures and the happy families. The farm lands were beautiful and the Manticore proved its worth in the EMI. Philip the Nox found the find of the day (he is good!) Love the sunset and learned a bit about modern farming! Field digging looks like such relaxing fun.
Thank you Susan!
Casper here...I have a brass ring like yours - mine was found right around the corner from large old time merry go round that hung brass rings on side poll to try and grab as you rode by - hence "going for the brass ring" - wonder if they could have had a fair round that field
Wow! Great perspective Casper. I have found a bunch of those but I always assumed that the ring had to do with horses.
What ever happened to Fun Park at Coney Island, they had a great Slide as well.
Its now Luna Park. No waterslides there.
@@MetalDetectingNYC Thank you Merrill, it was a long time ago and as I recall later, we went to Palisades Park too.
Thanks for vid.
Happy Birthday 🎉 Awesome video. ❤
Thank you Carolyn!
Great video and the added bonus of your water slide family time! Looks a lot of fun including the detecting of course :) thanks for sharing.
Great hunt Merrell and Mr Tones. Always good to see Charlie, he has some good hunting farms. Congrats on your barber. Keep up the beep, good luck and happy hunting
Fun family time👍🤓👍 thanks for sharing
You probably drove right past me on your trip from Kalahari to Berks county. 😂 I’m in Bethlehem pa. Great area to find history. I got a Nova Constellatio two weeks ago!
Congratulations!!!! That must be a dream come true!!!!
Congrats! I’m in Lancaster County and just dug a Nova out here too at the end of January…and originally from the Lehigh Valley
Great Video 👍🏻 the deus II is a great machine but being fully wireless makes it a victim of EMI but I have used it under power lines before and had no issues with it but now I think I know why is because I leave the antenna wire hooked up all the time.
The slo-mo down the water slide is hilarious! Thanks for sharing.
A bad day swinging is better than a good day at work.....🤔🤣🤣
Yessir!
I'm glad to see you and your family sharing time and making memories. The farmers here in Eastern NC do the no till farming too and it keeps me from finding arrowheads!
Dear Sir. Watch your Channel regularly and found the part showing your sweet family very good. I am a disabled veteran and I detect with a fellow veteran. We have great tours and enjoy the fields and scenery tremendously. Have you ever detected on American domestic battle fields or are they ‘off limits’? Thank you for a great channel, take care of your loved ones and watch your six. Best regards from 🇩🇰 (🎗🇺🇸) Tino 😊
Thank you for your service Jakin! Most battlefields are off limits, but the woods in the eastern part of the USA is covered with remnants of the wars that have taken place here.
@@MetalDetectingNYC I thank you Sir. Your videos are soothing and your finds always interesting. Stay safe and Well 😊
Loving your videos!! Catching you off RUclips rather than the livestream but really enjoying the content!! Many Thanks, Martyn from Cornwall, SW England, UK
Great Video Merrill, awesome area for detecting !! My daughter on her 10th birthday wanted Laser tag so we went to a big warehouse place with black lights and neon colors.
Persistence pays off 😎😎😎, Enjoyed watching your fun at the water park to, this is a good video as not all detecting trips are hugely fruitful but just one good find is enough to feel it’s worth it 🎉😀😀😀
Hey Merrill, that water park looks like fun, and by the way, tell Gaby Happy Birthday! I had a blast just watching you guys dig up these cool old items. Oh! congratulations Merrill on the 100 new subscribers, and a cool old dime to booth, I knew you could do it, just keep up the great work big guy! I'll be watching, God bless The Fun Channel, that's the Metal Detecting NYC, The Fun Channel keeps me young. Signed, Greg the Egg.
Looks to be a great area to hunt, I enjoy the Manticore and hardly any EMI as well. Live Your dreams! "Mud Man" lol
Lol
Nice trip Merrill. Silver finds and golden memories. Not all treasures are buried 😊👍🏻
Well said Ed!
Ugh my back hurts just seeing that tube hitting that "small" wave. I'm surprised these parks haven't started painting the bottoms yellow to camouflage the lost jewelry.
Bucks county is great land. In NY the covered bridge is a tunnel covered by water lol
It's good to have that family time. I'm transitioning between losing family time to grown adult children to now I have family time starting over with grand children. Ugh somehow I just felt old writing it like that.
EMI isn't solely transmitted from overhead through the air. If anyone has ever noticed after a good rain when the soil is wet and you get near overhead or underground power lines the ground is energized and it's due to the fact that poles and especially tall metal towers are grounded very deep into the earth. While there is no direct power flowing through these ground wires there is a slight back feed from the Earth's own electrically magnetic energy. It's faint but it's why a compass aligns a magnetized needle in the magnetic north direction. Ironically when you are up closer to those towers our man made power charge is grounded deep and it's EMI field surfaces around the pole as you walk away from them.The Earth's field and human being generated power fields create a neutral spot. It's exactly what happens when the center of our coils center a target when pinpointing. I noticed this hunting farm fields in south Jersey so I asked a friend who is an old timer union electrician and an electrical engineer out of Philly and he explained this to me and how it compares to a detectors coil. Most of it may as well been in Greek but I believe I understood him enough that it did make some sense to me. Also it was 15 years ago I think (or I would like to think) that I learned more over those years.
The roof piece I think might be a snow or ice dam. Back in the days of slate roofs snow would stick to the cold slate and freeze. Later on in a few days as the sun warmed it the snow would let loose and slide down like an avalanche. So what they did was make a decorative "spike" to pound down into each roof rafter. Then when it snowed it would snow around these ice dams and stay frozen long enough to hold those sheets up there so they could melt away before come crashing down in the size of an iceberg. In New York if you look up on old slate roofs you should see them near the edge spaced over each rafter. They were changed to decorative copper and brass in the early to mid 1800's or on early wealthier homes but most early ones started out being lead painted iron. If that is roof related I believe that's what he meant. The cleaning I'm not so sure about but for safety I'm positive about it. Older houses usually have a much higher/steeper 12/12 pitch because it's structurally stronger so the danger of a thick falling snow sheet from 2 stories is very real.
Wow! That is a great explanation! And l loved your line about NY covered bridges!!!
I run my legend under pretty heavy power lines without much trouble at all, its the underground powerlines that mess mine up
Happy day
I love your videos! They always make me laugh!!!
Happy Birthday 🎉🎉🎂
Great hunt thanks for sharing!!!!
I just realized what it is I like about your channel compared to all of the other metal detectorist channels- you show SO many of your misses first. I am still trying to purchase my first metal detector. I have had 3 or 4 FB marketplace detectors fall through, but once I DO get a detector I will know that life isn't all about the hits. It's about the misses as well. Stay patient my friends!
Thank you!
Nice 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Happy birthday kiddo!!!!🎉
Awesome video Merrill
Thanks!
@@MetalDetectingNYC you’re welcome 😇
Awesome video thanks for sharing
This was fun seeing the fam and the water slides! Plus, seeing a regular guy get a Reale and the nice video close up was amazing.
That was a fun video,,I enjoyed that,,,
The little round spur would have fit on the bottom of an old glass fuel bowl on a tractor, you would rotate it to prime the fuel or to remove water and sediment. The oblong washer with the screw still attached is a body mount fastener for an old tractor(such as a fender mount) most likely ford
Fun family trip at the water park! Wow!! WTG Phil!! Happy Belated Birthday Gabby! Thanks for taking us along!
Nice time!
Hey Merrill. The item with all the broken pieces Charlie said it was a snow guard for slate roof. I’m not sure on that but that’s what he said and I believe the item you did ask Charlie about with the eye looking thing I believe that is what’s left of the valve stem removed from and inner tube for very old tires. But anyways that’s my 1-1/2 cent cause if I had 2 cents I’d really be dangerous. Keep up the hard work….
Very Kool birthday!
You guys together are like Stan and Ollie . Fun video!
Love Laurel and Hardy!
Expensive? Tax deductible. Metal detecting trip for your channel!
Yes indeed!!!!
19:39 - I think you have a Spur Rowel
Oh man! I hope so!
A great big, but late, happy birthday to Gabby!! You are an awesome dad!
Hey, I live up the road from a covered bridge in NY. Great area to MD.
could have a spur wheel there- saw some similar - hopefully someone more knowledgeable will chime in - too crude for a clock wheel
Interesting. Thank you for the insight! I hope it is a spur wheel!
Like 964! Almost there!
Thanks
Nice family!
Lol, the only place I've ever been thru wooden bridges was in upstate ny, they are the coolest!
Legend 😊
Resting a field and rotating crops also plays a factor in how the field is worked. Tones using a Legend is like finding out he wears women's underwear while detecting. " Not that there is anything wrong with that"
Your comment made me laugh, thanks.
LOL
Great video, very cool finding that dime. I just recently purchased the Simplex and absolutely love it, upgraded from the bounty hunter I have been using the last year and a half.
Thank you!
Hope you saved the coppa for Adele!
good lookin' bunch of kids merrill. tell mr. tones i said so, also.
Metal detecting > water slides > …jail, I guess? HH Merrill
ps, come down to WV. we have several covered bridges that you can drive through.i also have a piece of property you could detect on. i was told there was a rooming house on MY 5 acres. we are part owners on 976 acres over here.
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18:20 or it’s from a can opener maybe 😅
Wow! That makes a lot of sense! I think that’s what it is.
Hi i have been watching you for some time i would love to go metal detecting with you this summer.
What happened to the MINELAB information you checked on?
Which information? The power in to the ground? I think that the power lines settle that in this video. I still believe that the difference in depth is nil. Smaller targets will be found deeper though.
Great family and dirt outing. Congrats on the barber. Have you noticed the manticore have better separation than an equinox or is it about the same? I have an eqinox 600 and want to upgrade. The better handling of the emi on manticore will definitely help me.
So which Metal Detector is best on a Water Slide? The Deus 2, the M’core, or the Legend? 🤔😉😂
Lol! Im going to be serious with the answer. The Deus 2 has a risk of falling into pieces and the user losing those pieces. But then again it folds like no other. I have my box tether down now, so I would say Deus 2! 🤣
@@MetalDetectingNYC Good Answer Merrill 👍🏻
Found a pretty large diamond ring.
What do I do now?
If youre like me.....hold on to it and find some more.
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no tilling is right across Canada
Farm out
It's a valve stem from a tire.
Hey Mel! Hope you are well!
@@MetalDetectingNYC Doing OK for an old guy!
Of course you do know that most historical markers are NOT where the actual action happened, some could be several miles to several hundred yards away.
Yes’ We went around the radius of the farm to make sure we swung over everything!
Thinking of getting a detector for the wife, she has never detected before. What would you recommend at a reasonable price? Enjoy your videos down in n.c.
your "eye" looks like old tire stem - for air
Oh wow!!!
The two mystery items are an easy solve... Merril, it's not a mouse's Chinese star...That's kinda dumb and IDK..?....Maybe a little racist? IT'S A GEAR! Prolly from a clock or something, just a gear.
The other item is also easily recognized as a hand guard that has broken off a small saber used by Ninga Turtles in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Happy to help out buddy! Mo digg'n!
Merrill maybe I missed this but what detector is Phil using? I know he had great success with the Nox!
19:28... its a Weelvalve?
Those are shotgun shells, not bullet. (not that it matters) Keep up the good work. ! AZ-329
Question. I now own Minelab 3030, Minelab equinox 600,Garrett At pro.
Since there’s no Manticore anywhere in Ohio or shipping. I don’t know if the nox 900 would be worth it over the 600 or get the XP Deus 2, I know you rave about it. Or should I wait for the Manticore. Which could be months ouch.
How do you compare the Manticore to the 800 ?
Better inference on manticore. Slightly better depth and separation. Not 700 dollar difference though .