First to Metal Detect a Civil War Battleground, Mind blowing finds!
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2024
- I'm Metal Detecting on virgin ground! The possibilities are endless as to what I could find here. You won't believe it!
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Fantastic!!!
Thank you for the kind comment 🙏😊
Looking forward to seeing that cleaned up Parrot shell fragment!
I still have to seal it in wax, but I can’t believe how easy the electrolysis was
Very Cool finds! Thanks
Thanks for watching my friend 👍
Part two premieres Sunday at 1pm eastern. Hope to see you during the live chat when it plays for the first time 👌
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Thanks for watching Mandy! 👌
New subscriber very happy I found your channel look forward to seeing more of your videos God Bless and happy dirt fishin…Virgil
Hey Virgil, thanks for watching, and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Part 2 premieres on Sunday at 1pm eastern. I hope to see you in the live chat as it plays for the first time 👍
Great video man! 🤘🏻
Thank you for watching! 👍
Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure ❤️🌺🇺🇸✌️🌎🎉👵
Thanks for watching! Part 2 premieres in about 40 minutes 👍👍
Nice finds. Enjoyed the vid.
Absolutely. The owner has cameras up everywhere now due to a trespasser 🎥
Part two is gonna be fun 👌
@@NcDirtHunter too bad most
People cant do their own research or ask for permission.
@@bamadave6324 For sure. Makes my blood boil. It’s people like that, that make it hard for us honest ones to get permissions.
That bullet at 21:17 is a cleaner bullet with plug that was wormed out FYI
I just went back & checked, and there aren’t any screw marks on the top, just the indentation from the ramrod
I guess RUclips won’t let me add photos to the comment section, but I was going to send a pic of the top of two Williams cleaners that had been extracted by a screw. The screw does a lot of damage to the bullet when it tears into it.
Okay, so where did you get the hand spade you use
It’s the Raptor from Predator Tools. I did a review video that has all the info on it 👍
Field Review: The RAPTOR by Predator Tools
ruclips.net/video/gs7OxaM44r8/видео.html
You’re spot on about the skinny digger. They have their place but as soon as I saw you use it I had to have one. I ordered it today!
@@jkeys49 That’s great! They’re amazing hand shovels that can really move some dirt. I know you’ll like it 👌
Used to know a couple guys that cleaned their bullets in a tumbler😅, same guys wire wheeled buttons & belt plate😢
Oh my gosh! 😳🤯
Think I could join you on a hunt. Would love to find something civil war
Civil war relics were always just a bucket list dream for me. Many years ago I was metal detecting in Idaho with a pick axe 😂. More important than living in the South, is doing the research to figure out where the troops camped & marched through. What part of the country do you live George?
@NcDirtHunter Delaware, but I would join you if given the opportunity. I so wanna find something civil war. So if you can allow someone to tag along , please reach out. Thanks
Nice save! lot's of bullets, wonder about what city or county in the NC are you in? I live in the Wilmington NC area. anytime you come this way give me a shout out and we can hit some places here.
I’m more in central North Carolina. I know down in Wilmington you guys have a lot of Civil War history. Email me or contact me through one of the other social media channels at NC Dirt Hunter. 👍
@@NcDirtHunter ok will.do
I use to live in Brunswick county.
I'm in East Tennessee now.
@@samueljwilliams3490 Nice, down by the beach 👌. Did you metal detect when you were there?
I live in gastonia n.c. i would love to hunt with you!
Hi Ray 👋, you’re over by Charlotte. Contact me through gmail, or through Facebook. Thanks for watching brother 👍
Great hunt. Just got a new 900. Could you tell me what your settings were for this hunt? Thank you
I use All Terrain General, recovery speed at 4, 2-region all tones, and always in Multi frequency. I toggle my discrimination on and off depending on where I’m detecting, but it’s usually off when I’m looking for CW relics. I keep my sensitivity up a bit high. It creates a lot more chatter, but I’m used to it, and I can find deeper targets. Yesterday, I detected a bullet under a fallen tree, and about 8 inches down in the ground. I thought that was pretty cool. Was there a reason besides the price difference that you didn’t go with the Manticore?
@@NcDirtHunter Thank you for the reply. New to hobby late last year. Bought vanquish and I knew immediately that I wanted to upgrade. It wasn’t the money as much as it was my lack of product knowledge .
@@jimrichter3487 in my humble opinion, the 900 didn’t seem like much of a jump for the Equinox series when you have the Manticore out there. The 2-D screen on the Manticore makes it the best machine on the market. You not only have the VDI numbers like every other machine, but you can actually see your target on the 2D screen. It’s almost like ground penetrating radar. No other machine can do that besides the earlier CTX3030 (which I used before the Manticore).
At any rate, no matter what machine you have, the key is to know it backwards and forwards. Know it well, and it’ll be an extension of your body.
@@NcDirtHunter Appreciate your wisdom here. I need to learn and master this 900 and will at some point move to the manticore. I just found your channel today so I will looking for your future hunts!
@@jimrichter3487 Thanks for watching Jim. My videos premiere Sundays at 1pm eastern, and Wednesdays at 7pm eastern. I hope to see you during the live chat when the videos play for the first time. I’m excited about the finds coming up in the next several videos. I’ve even been keeping them a secret from friends 😂
Where exactly is that and can anyone try to metal detector there?
Hi Matt, thanks for watching 👌. Pretty much all property is gonna be owned by a government entity (federal, state or local), or it’s owned privately. For the most part, you’re not allowed to metal detect these civil war locations owned by the government. All of my permissions are on private property. Because I record my detecting, I promise the landowners that I won’t disclose the their location. I’d encourage everyone to research their area, and knock on doors. Before you know it, you’ll have some great spots to detect.
I’ve got a video on my channel called “How to get more permissions”. In it, I talk about what’s worked for me in (and what hasn’t). Good luck my friend! 👍
Leave the patina intact on the bullets ..dont scrape on it.
Yeah, I have to be especially careful with the bullets from this area. Thanks for watching 👍
Sabot
Yes Sir! I was excited with the find for sure. 👍
I have a Confederate Shienkel shell fuse fragment with the date of manufacture on it. I have one whole one and one blowen in half from Antietam or Sharpsburg as most southerners know the battle as.
That’s amazing! I know there are more fragments (or whole shells 🤞) out there. I wonder how frequently shells failed to detonate back then. You see people find them every now & then, but I wonder what the stats are on that 🤔
By the way, thanks for watching. Part 2 premieres at 1pm eastern today. I’d love to see you in the live chat during its first showing. I’ll give you a hint… I find something related to that fragment 😁👍
@NcDirtHunter I have lots of artillery shells fragments from Antietam, The Roulette farm and Above Burnsidge Bridge etc. My Dad had permission at great places in Sharpsburg, I was 10 or 11, he and my brothers detected and I went along. Just learning and studying that area of the battles in Western MD. This was in the early 70's and I remember it like it was yesterday. I would document and clean the relics and keep a key for all the relics like buttons,brass well everything! Dates, what was found, how much was found and if anything special was detected.
@@C.M.R.Artifacts-qu1ey I can’t even imagine that 😳. I’ve heard stories about back in the 70’s where people would find amazing relics. Some laying on the ground 🤯. Does your family still have those artifacts?
@NcDirtHunter We detected during the mid 70's. At The Sunken Lane we only ever found one Confederate Solid shot. My brother Daniel found it along with 8 dropped 58cal. 3 ringers in the same hole. Two still had powder in the base. The owner Mr. Miller found a Parrot shell I believe at the base of the stone wall behind the barn. He never showed it to us but told us about it. We never bothered him about detecting around the house and out buildings. We always showed much respect for his property and for him. I got all kinds of pictures of us and talking to him by his tractor, We would always stop and talk to him before going. My dad made sure of that. I know a real interesting fact about the barn, he showed us, I saw it with my own two eyes. I won't go into it now, comment is to long as it is most likely.