I love how excited you all got over the marbles! I love finding marbles. My mom always said "if you find a marble, someone that has passed is thinking about you"💕
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I had the ultimate marble find. I was remodeling an old home, and had to clean out a bunch of stuff under the house. There was an old igloo cooler the large one. I grabed the handles thinking it was empty. Went to lift it up, and I thought I pull my arms out of there sockets. I was like WTF. Well I opened it up, and it was full to the top with marbles. Marbles of every size all diferent colors. It took me a week to sort through that cooler. The was the best day I had in a long time!
Hey buddy I have watched you grow up through your videos. I wish I was your age again my three sons are your age. Be safe out there and have a great time. And to God be the glory Greg in Tennessee
I just heard you say that about finding a marble,, I haven't found one . But I found something else that I was made to stop cause been digging for hours & blisters . Way before I realized. Lol. A very larger ditch...lol they will be 100 years in 2031 . ..
Holy moly the hot spot on that one guys light was so annoying, especially with it's high blue spectrum... I'd drop that thing off at goodwill and never look back
I was watching an older episode of yours where you found a quart mason jar it's got Atlas on the front Also there's an H above the A which stands for Hazel Atlas was a glass company from 1901 to 1964 Some of their stuff is extremely collectible
Michael, as always, it is a real treat to watch your videos and always eager to see what you find at old home sites! God bless for being you, and thanks for putting a smile on my face! Be safe and take great care man 😊. I definitely needed this inspiration for getting out into the world again!
Son, please carry an Epi-Pen with you because of your allergy to bees. 🐝 💉🐝 Fun hunt and a nice Indian artifact! ☺️ Digging for MARBLES and hunting snakes, featuring Nugget Noggin! 🐍👀
Yes, I usually carry that or Benedryal . I'm only allergic to yellow jackets but I imagine a bee hive wouldn't be fun to encounter. Thanks for watching! Marbles are always fun to find
Take the boards up and you will probably find a lot of marbles. Kid use to play marbles when you just had board floors and they would fall in the cracks. Especially on the porches of the old houses like that. Thanks for sharing.
One place to look for old coins is the mantel over the fireplace in any old home that was built pre-twentyenth century. Look between the support on either side of the mantel piece and the mantel itself. Builders would put a coin between the support and the mantel as a way of wishing happiness and good luck to the new owners of the house. Generally the bigger the house the higher the value of the coin. I learned about this from watching the local PBS station and they were featuring a guy who would go through old houses to salvage items before they were torn down. Hope you find something valuable.
when i bought my house in rural East Texas, i was cleaning out around the house & found a 6 ft. long snake skin.....YIKES ! ......as i followed it i was thinking it could be a rattle snake skin.....no rattle or evidence......
I have to agree with you Michael. Marbles are everywhere. I have found many marbles while detecting in places that a marble just shouldn't be! And yet there they were! I love finding them every one of them is different!
Hi Nugget! Hope you enjoyed your visit to Texas. Glad that you are safe. Yes, got to watch for those awful rattlers. Thanks for another cool video. I live in Texas! I was born in Houston, but raised near Lufkin. I live in the Piney Woods area in East Texas. Take care, & God’s Blessings!
Great video as always sir. Thank you. It was a relief to see you had some company with your lovely mates too especially with those snakes wriggling around. I don't know much about rattle snakes but those did not seem to do much rattling so I am guessing that they were less upset by you than you might have been by them! Anyway thanks again. Blessings and peace as always.
On another note, that style of house can be found all over Texas. Many are still in use in the East Texas area. An old timer once told me that a certain male builder traveled all over building that style and made it very popular about the turn of the century
I'm fifty two Nugget, and I have never found a marble. Hope two in the next thirty odd years. I've seen my share of rattlers out in Oregon growing up. Great video even though I'm not fond of snakes. I'm allergic to bees too so I try and avoid them at all costs. Love you videos you do with Chill Bill Cheers! From NC Raleigh
Wow!!! That second snake was frightening. You guys were certainly brave walking around in the dark where there were snakes. Nugget, great video. Keep them coming.
WELCOME TO TEXAS NOGGIN would love to metal detect with you one day I had a Garrett pro 200 and a metal detector I had to sell them I needed money for my stepdad but I would get another one if I had the money but life sucks for me anyways right now
Lol I have to giggle when you talking about how old the marbles were. They came out in the late 1960s or early 70s. I'm 58 and around the age 10 or 11 played with those marbles. Lol I didn't know I was really older than I thought. If you ever want to get rid of any I'll take them for a collection. Wonderful video and God Bless. =)
Clay marbles were made around the 1890’s and they made them up until around the 1950s. Some were glazed. My brothers had the glass marbles in the 1950’s.
@@janriley4945 I never had a clay marble. I wish I have. No in the 70's I was an avid marble player. They all had a name for that type of marble. I loved it.
im sure this late in the game its been commented on already but the tool you found around 6min is a general-purpose scrapper, i wish i was there i see some interesting hints? it looks real old, and it looks like its not been in situ all that time, and it looks of a good quality though been utilitarian it can be made to varying qualities depending on need they can be whipped up in minutes this doesnt look like one of those quickly made on the spot type , this was made over hours and there even seems to be repaired, or it was actually used for another purpose[spear, axe] until it broke and then reshaped and repurposed into a scrapper but i cant be sure on any of it from so far
Thanks Nugget , I love you're videos and you're truly one of a kind. God Bless you and you'll always have a place in my world when it comes to metal detecting , I love it
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Haven’t ever been as tired as I was that night when we finally got home. What a great day, nice vid!
What kind of flashlights are those?!
Nugget is right. Marbles are everywhere. I hike through woods and i once found an old green marble near an old bottle dump in the middle of nowhere.
I love how excited you all got over the marbles! I love finding marbles. My mom always said "if you find a marble, someone that has passed is thinking about you"💕
Fun video! Thanks for sharing your adventure with us! Stay safe!
Thanks for watching!
My family calls those crickets " mutant basement bugs". Lol My sister (who doesn't scare easily) is absolutely terrified of them.
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That was a big as flip snake holy cow
Dang, some metal detecting, exploring, and herping all in one video! Good stuff, nice rattlers!
Thanks for watching!
I had the ultimate marble find. I was remodeling an old home, and had to clean out a bunch of stuff under the house. There was an old igloo cooler the large one. I grabed the handles thinking it was empty. Went to lift it up, and I thought I pull my arms out of there sockets. I was like WTF. Well I opened it up, and it was full to the top with marbles. Marbles of every size all diferent colors. It took me a week to sort through that cooler. The was the best day I had in a long time!
Thank You for not killing the big ass beautiful snake 🐍, good man, God Bless you.
Those baby rattlers have the most potent venom. They're nothing to mess with! Love yourvideos!
Thank you for watching!
I found a beautiful white quartz spearpoint under a 200 year old home last week while detecting.
God Bless! I lovd your videos! Keep em coming!
More to come! Thank you for watching!
Hey buddy I have watched you grow up through your videos. I wish I was your age again my three sons are your age. Be safe out there and have a great time. And to God be the glory Greg in Tennessee
Thank you! I'll keep them coming
Never to old to sling it! Enjoy each God Given day while you can and remember to look up and give thanks. (Glen).
1st snake 12 year old rattlesnake 2nd snake couldn’t really tell but 11-12 years old. You count the rattles on his tail to see how old he is.
I am a plumber and I find marbles under old House's probably once a month at least. Some home's in historic huntsville AL have cool stuff under them.
Love the videos keep up the hard work 👍💪
Thank you for watching. I will keep the videos coming!
I just heard you say that about finding a marble,, I haven't found one . But I found something else that I was made to stop cause been digging for hours & blisters . Way before I realized. Lol. A very larger ditch...lol they will be 100 years in 2031 . ..
Holy moly the hot spot on that one guys light was so annoying, especially with it's high blue spectrum... I'd drop that thing off at goodwill and never look back
Always BEE careful!
So glad you guys didn't loose your marbles on this adventure!
Enjoyed watching
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
A stinkin-lincon day is better than a stinky skunk day.
The piece of flint you found is a scraper native Americans used to scrape hides.
It’s interesting that the cow bones were in such a straight line all spaced apart about the same space, don’t you think?
I was watching an older episode of yours where you found a quart mason jar it's got Atlas on the front Also there's an H above the A which stands for Hazel Atlas was a glass company from 1901 to 1964 Some of their stuff is extremely collectible
Thank you for watching!
i wish i had your metal detector. Old marbles are worth a lot
I actually jumped when you scared em in the camper!!! Lol
Michael, as always, it is a real treat to watch your videos and always eager to see what you find at old home sites! God bless for being you, and thanks for putting a smile on my face! Be safe and take great care man 😊. I definitely needed this inspiration for getting out into the world again!
Thanks for watching James!
Awesome
It's been awhile since I've been so excited by a marble, but there definitely was a time 😊
I definitely don’t do snakes lol, but that little marble find was super awesome. Great video guys!!!
I just started watching these videos. Where are these videos located as in which state?
Son, please carry an Epi-Pen with you because of your allergy to bees. 🐝 💉🐝 Fun hunt and a nice Indian artifact! ☺️ Digging for MARBLES and hunting snakes, featuring Nugget Noggin! 🐍👀
Yes, I usually carry that or Benedryal . I'm only allergic to yellow jackets but I imagine a bee hive wouldn't be fun to encounter. Thanks for watching! Marbles are always fun to find
0:48 Look... a 5 legged bull! Lol
@Chad Thompson he spotted nugget of course
Nugget: I really hope we don’t find a snake
Nugget a few minutes later: let’s go find a snake!
Texas is AWESOME!!! Accept for the heat!!!
The small flashlight, thats really bright where did you get that. We live in the woods and ours aren't even that bright
The jump scare in the camper made me crap my pants a little...
Take the boards up and you will probably find a lot of marbles. Kid use to play marbles when you just had board floors and they would fall in the cracks. Especially on the porches of the old houses like that. Thanks for sharing.
Out in the middle of the night huntin rattle snakes. Have you LOST YOUR FREAKIN MARBLES?
What's Todd carrying? Looks like a Tarus Raging Hunter!
One place to look for old coins is the mantel over the fireplace in any old home that was built pre-twentyenth century. Look between the support on either side of the mantel piece and the mantel itself. Builders would put a coin between the support and the mantel as a way of wishing happiness and good luck to the new owners of the house. Generally the bigger the house the higher the value of the coin. I learned about this from watching the local PBS station and they were featuring a guy who would go through old houses to salvage items before they were torn down. Hope you find something valuable.
That's an interesting / cool tip. :)
You guys are so happy! You are living the best days of your lives and will remember these times forever. I enjoyed your fun video so keep up the fun!
Thank you so much!!
I like that when you said "it's out here you just gotta swing over it"
That's right! You have to get your coil over it then dig it to find it. Thanks for watching!
the hogs have gotten so bad in Texas, the rattlers quit rattling so they dont get ate by the hogs.
Small tip snakes spring 6 times their length. You should wear full chaps.
That piece of brass was a contact in a starter relay/solenoid
I love the variety of finds.
I bout jumped off the couch when you were in the camper yelling snake. Lol
when i bought my house in rural East Texas, i was cleaning out around the house & found a 6 ft. long snake skin.....YIKES ! ......as i followed it i was thinking it could be a rattle snake skin.....no rattle or evidence......
Oh wow!
Don't think I'll be detecting in Texas, we have enough rattlers here in GA! Cool marbles y'all found, Michael!😁💖
Boys and their toys! Marbles! 🤗
They say they can be made of stone, clay or glass.
I have to agree with you Michael.
Marbles are everywhere.
I have found many marbles while detecting in places that a marble just shouldn't be! And yet there they were!
I love finding them every one of them is different!
What a close encounter with a snake. Stay safe
I used to find marbles all around my yard as a kid
In Texas with Dallas! 💖 love it! 💖
Hi Nugget! Hope you enjoyed your visit to Texas. Glad that you are safe. Yes, got to watch for those awful rattlers. Thanks for another cool video. I live in Texas! I was born in Houston, but raised near Lufkin. I live in the Piney Woods area in East Texas. Take care, & God’s Blessings!
I did, thanks! Glad you enjoyed watching. God bless!
my tip: when detector sings, north, south, east, west , you've found money. just back and forth = junk
Love your videos MR Nuggetnogin 😁😁😁😁
Come to Alaska , you'd have a ball!
I really need to!
Wow that artifact is awesome!! You can see the worked edges very well! I would call that a base of a huge spear head!!
Keep digging my friend!
The piece of worked stone looks to be a hide scrapper. Just a thought?
Heck yeah man! Great video 😎
Glad you enjoyed!
Stay safe Nugget
Cool day out metal detecting.
Cool video Mike , God Bless .
Mike Espo .
I guess I can take 'hiking in Texas' off my list of things to do. Rattlers & Scorpions & Bulls, oh my!!
Exactly!
Great video as always sir. Thank you. It was a relief to see you had some company with your lovely mates too especially with those snakes wriggling around. I don't know much about rattle snakes but those did not seem to do much rattling so I am guessing that they were less upset by you than you might have been by them!
Anyway thanks again. Blessings and peace as always.
Y'all about scared the mess outta me messing with those snakes! The good Lord was watching over y'all.
Another great episode. Thank you for sharing with us. Stay safe 🤗 Happy Hunting 👊😊👊
Nice to find some Marble's and Rattlers !!!
I love adventures like that, I live in Alabama and my Dad used to catch snakes for a hobby, but he would bring them home.
its been years since I've been on a night hike. planned for next week.
Awesome, happy hunting!
Welcome to Texas. Be careful. Alot slithering here
On another note, that style of house can be found all over Texas. Many are still in use in the East Texas area. An old timer once told me that a certain male builder traveled all over building that style and made it very popular about the turn of the century
My two favorite american explorers in one video : Sooooo Cool. Greetings from Switzerland
I like all about history
Rattlesnake tastes pretty good lol
Awesome as usual - thanks for sharing
Thankyou for showing us.
I'm fifty two Nugget, and I have never found a marble. Hope two in the next thirty odd years. I've seen my share of rattlers out in Oregon growing up. Great video even though I'm not fond of snakes. I'm allergic to bees too so I try and avoid them at all costs. Love you videos you do with Chill Bill Cheers! From NC Raleigh
Thank you for watcing Laura!
Good luck guys
“Snakes, why did it have to be snakes?”
I wonder if Indi ever used a metal detector? :p :)
These 3 chucking gold bullion bars over their heads screaming where's my marbles.
Wow!!! That second snake was frightening. You guys were certainly brave walking around in the dark where there were snakes. Nugget, great video. Keep them coming.
Will do. Thanks for watching!
haven't seen a man so happy about a marble in my life
You and the marbles!! LoL. Love it.
Glad you all found your marbles
Which metal detectors are the best?
Garrett AT Pro is what I mostly use- bit.ly/AT_PRO. Thank you for watching!
There is an awesome day-and-night I do not play with snakes you guys are brave I'm glad you're safe and stay blessed on your next one👍
WELCOME TO TEXAS NOGGIN would love to metal detect with you one day I had a Garrett pro 200 and a metal detector I had to sell them I needed money for my stepdad but I would get another one if I had the money but life sucks for me anyways right now
Lol I have to giggle when you talking about how old the marbles were. They came out in the late 1960s or early 70s. I'm 58 and around the age 10 or 11 played with those marbles. Lol I didn't know I was really older than I thought. If you ever want to get rid of any I'll take them for a collection. Wonderful video and God Bless. =)
Clay marbles were made around the 1890’s and they made them up until around the 1950s. Some were glazed. My brothers had the glass marbles in the 1950’s.
@@janriley4945 I never had a clay marble. I wish I have. No in the 70's I was an avid marble player. They all had a name for that type of marble. I loved it.
Loved this one Nugg:) Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
im sure this late in the game its been commented on already but the tool you found around 6min is a general-purpose scrapper, i wish i was there i see some interesting hints? it looks real old, and it looks like its not been in situ all that time, and it looks of a good quality though been utilitarian it can be made to varying qualities depending on need they can be whipped up in minutes this doesnt look like one of those quickly made on the spot type , this was made over hours and there even seems to be repaired, or it was actually used for another purpose[spear, axe] until it broke and then reshaped and repurposed into a scrapper but i cant be sure on any of it from so far
Was that a chicken I heard in the marble barn?
I love how the cattle were hanging out that was cool 🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂
OMG! You scared the SH...T out of me! 🥱 I hate snakes!
You guys are marblous.
Haha
I am still waiting for the gold, you all be carful to dark over there.
Looky there I wanna introduce the "Marble Boys"😜😝
Thanks Nugget , I love you're videos and you're truly one of a kind. God Bless you and you'll always have a place in my world when it comes to metal detecting , I love it
You guys are nuts chasing rattlesnakes!
You guys are crazy!! Entertaining, but crazy!! Lol Nice marbles! 👍🇦🇺🌻😂