FIND A PLACE TO METAL DETECT RESEARCH
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- This is a long video and with any video where folks explain something they inevitably leave a detail out... if I do and you get confused please just ask... I will do my best to answer.
This video is about doing research to discover metal detecting sites that are older, ones that you can't see from the road, ones that haven't been metal detected many times over the years and having fun learning about the history in which you live. There are many things to discover in all of these techniques and this takes work. I can only show you where to access info and the techniques although it it solely up to you to put in the leg and brain work to produce awesome sites to metal detect. I typically spend the same about researching, finding owners names, tracking them down and visiting and then asking as I do metal detecting. This is something that is enjoyable if you like history and if you love finding history all in which that's mentioned in this video will help you achieve that.
Sir, I am a Professor of Journalism from New Delhi(India). Though, I have seen many videos related to metal detecting research earlier, yours is by far the best one. Its highly informative, exhaustive and unique too.I am very impressed. I confess, I have become your fan. I will be seeing this one again and again so that all the nuances sink in my mind. Its an invaluable contribution to the metal detecting fraternity. I have subscribed it and I will be seeing all your videos to benefit from your deep knowledge of various aspects of metal detecting. Keep the good work going on!
None of that was boring. Excellent information. I’ve never been much of a history buff, but this truly inspires me to learn the local history, and then go detect it. Thank you so much for this video.
Thanks! you opened the buried door I couldn’t find! Thought I was needing a research DETECTOR to find this ... LOL! Man that helps this old man out. Awesome well presented informational instructions. You have plethora of knowledge. Thanks for sharing!!
Top notch! You did a superb job with this video from start to finish. Concise and complete, thorough explanations, you're a natural teacher. Patient and gifted!
I bought my first brand new metal detector, White's Spectrum XLT, in the summer of 1997. The very next day and every day after, 5 days a week, for a couple of weeks, I drove an hour one way to the Historical Archives Building in downtown Montgomery, Alabama to research places to detect. I'd get there in the morning as the doors were being unlocked, first person in and was the last to leave in the afternoon at quittin' time. Each day I'd read through a stack of quarterly historical books pertaining to the county I lived in and a few surrounding. For hours and hours each day, I hand wrote notes on looseleaf paper in a three ring binder. And each day my fingers would cramp on the drive home. After reaching an inch thick goal of those handwritten notes I'd compiled, together with a stack of select photocopied pages of microfilmed newspapers, each copy costing a quarter, I figured this would be more places to search than I could cover in a lifetime. LMAO! I had a lot to learn! And so the next day I began detecting. Took many many years to near about locate all those places, but the part I still to this day laugh about is, yeah, that list was massive but I've since then searched the grounds of fifty times that number of sites. LOL!
Thanks so very much for teaching this old dog a new trick!!! Plenty more new places to dig! That adrenaline rush is still intense between me and my XLT!
Thank you for referring to this video when someone asked you about your maps and research. I shared this video to my Facebook page, so others can learn from your knowledge as well. Your information is invaluable to me!! 😃👍
This might be one of your longer videos but it wasn't long to watch because you made it very interesting. You really have a super video here for detectorist that are very serious about wanting to find great places to hunt. You are going to get a lot of people watching this video. I'd put money on that. Well sir, thank you for sharing all this awesome information.
Thanks. I though about what to include in this video for about two weeks before making it. There are still a few items that I would like to include in which I’ve thought about after making the video so I may include that in the “asking permission techniques” video which will come in the future. Thanks for checking the video out and hope all is well. 👍🏻
I have never thought about trying to find an old plat map online. That was such a cool thing to discover. Amazing how much land one person owned in the 1800's. I've looked at 10 or so maps going back 170+ years showing my entire side of town owned by 10 or so people, 200+ acres each, then as time passes it breaks down into a few smaller pieces, but all still huge, then smaller, and smaller into what is now a bunch of neighborhoods with each piece of land less than an acre. Amazing to see and very helpful with detecting.Thanks for turning me towards this stuff. Another cool place to look is on Newspapers.com where you can find articles from your local newspapers dating back a hundred or more years talking about where gold had been found, stolen loot from robberies, and ads about lost rings and jewelry etc. I saw an ad in our newspaper's lost and found from 1898 about a woman's diamond ring lost in a park by my house. If you're ever in Indiana hit me up, I might need your help looking for it. It says "If found call 1274." Hopefully its not disconnected. 🤞
Very well done and put together. With the internet basically in the palm of everyone's hand its amazing what is out there to help with research. Thanks for sharing your tips. Enjoyed watching and take care.
Thank you. 🙂 your very welcome and hopefully there were somethings included in the video for you to utilize to help improve obtaining sites to detect. I feel bad when people get discouraged by not having a place to detect... I’ve been there and it’s not fun. So I really wanted to include all that I use to get my places to detect to help folks out. Thank you for checking out the video as well as commenting.
Fantastic video. I am so happy I found your channel. Keep up the great videos. I enjoy finding new properties to hunt and picked up a few good pointers here to help with the search.
Wow! Excellent info. Saved and will watch again! (& again!)
That was perhaps the best video I have seen. The tips you presented are invaluable and thank you so much.
This is an amazing resource, I've watched it before but I think I could watch it over and over again to remember some of these tricks. Great video, thanks so much for putting this together!!!
I would like to say thank you.
I have been looking for this type of video for some time.
Your video has given me much needed information.
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I still come back to this video to re-learn stuff. Thanks😊👍
Really great video, Kenny. The best I've seen to date. Very informative as are all your videos! Thanks for taking the time and making the effort to teach us.
Thank you Ted.. glad the info is useful. It's a pleasure to share and thank you for checking out the video.
This video was done really well I learned alot and wanted to say thank you. It wasn't boring at all and was straight to the point no B.S and helpful - appreciate it.
Super video, you are sharing words of gold, info to find great detecting sites. Thanks for taking the time to do that
This was the No. 1 best informative video I have ever seen. Thank you so very much, it added Tremendously to my search quest.
Thank you for taking time out and sharing some of the process that's involved in researching locations to M.D.
well-appreciated Bruce
Your very welcome and I hope the items I covered help out in some way. Thank you for tuning in to check out the video. Take care. 👍🏻
Hey Kenny, writing from Smyrna, Ga. Thanks for this fantastic video! Realized a couple weeks ago (ah ha moment) research was the key to good finds and have been studying the post Civil War maps commissioned by the U.S. War Department. Fascinating how accurate the maps are when compared to Google Maps today. It's actually stunning! The engineers who did that work back then did a fantastic job. Please continue to provide content that may to you seem "obvious", because what is obvious to you, isn't necessarily obvious to everyone else. Your videos are EXCELLENT. They are entertaining and delightful. Thank you so much. Your work is very much appreciated!
On a side note... I live in a condo where, according to the old maps, confederate fortifications were built... right below my feet. Literally. And society paved right over it. For those of us who love history, it's almost heart breaking. It's ironic that laws have been established to prevent us from metal detecting and preserving history but it's OK to build new construction over historical sites. WTH? If you can use your platform to advocate for our passion, please do. Treasure hunting is part of it.. certainly. But I am into it for archeological reasons too!
God bless you and keep going! We love what you're doing!
Thanks for sending me to this video. Others have tried to show how to find maps or areas like this, but you made it easy and Much more informative. Wish more detectorist that have sites would help others to find these locations before development wipes away history. Again thank you
Outstanding video Kenny, and such fantastic resources! I love history, and to go in time in these these various ways, is extremely beneficial! Thanks again!
Thank you 🙂 I wanted to try to help folks out discovering possible cool places to go detect as well as find the land owner to ask permission. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found it be beneficial. Thank you for checking out the video. 👍🏻
Thank you! i love your videos-- you explain everything so it makes sense. I like how you talk through what you're doing and why. Keep it up! :)
I took a whole page of notes. Learned things that will greatly enhance my hobby. Your videos are not only interesting, but so personally informative. I have a hard time watching the others on RUclips which are only guys in a picture, and a shot of the hole, with a frame of the target in hand. No other information. Your great at knowing what THer's really want to know and see. Thanks.
This is a great information video for people starting into this hobby. We use the Sanborne Maps and Historical Aerial Maps for our research.
The Sanborn maps are great and pretty much cover every state minus a few cities where the records were lost. Thank you for checking out the video. 👍🏻
Thank you, a lot of great info on research. I'm originally from Dayton, Oh and found a lot of stuff in the city. I'm now in Indiana and I am currently looking for homesteads to metal detect. Your info is priceless. Thanks again.
Awesome video, it’s going to be a huge help. I’m going to sit down this weekend and look into all those map sources you provided. Sanborn maps are really cool. Thanks for taking the time to make this video to help out the community.
Thank you 🙂 I like the Sanborn maps too... lots of great info. I replied to your direct message on Instagram in detail... hopefully it helps. Thank you for checking out the video and I hope it helps you discover and gain great permissions.
Very useful information, all of it. I particularly liked learning about the online sources for maps.
Thank you for proving this great information about researching. Immensely valuable!
Hey there SNS, I just found you on RUclips and I have binged watched all your videos. I must say, you are my new favorite Metal Detecting channel. You do a wonderful job narrating your videos. On one of your videos, I think it’s called “didn’t find much” you talked about not finding all kinds of nice stuff. That’s what makes you cool in my book. Yes, I have watched hundreds of Metal Detecting videos, where they pull out 7 coppers and gold rings in one hunt. Makes me really think if it’s real or not. Glad somebody else goes through the struggles of MDing like I do. Please keep the videos coming.
Thank you for the very kind comments 🙂 If I have problems, have a bad day or have an awesome day... that’s what you get. I try to portray the hunt for what it is.... keep the hunt real. I’m not the best detecorist and i’m not a pro although I try my best just like everyone else out there... only difference is I’m filming what i’m doing and trying to entertain. Thank you for checking out my videos... seriously means a lot to have been newly discovered and liked. 👍🏻
Love the video. So full of info. I'm new to the obsession and all of this is so helpful and put out in a way that I don't feel like an idiot. I get it. Thank you for all of your hard work and knowledge! ATB and HH.
Great video and info , we greatly appreciate your help and knowledge.
Great video! Great info. I'd used the historic maps overlaid on Google Earth, but the other resources are great! Thanks so much.
Fantastic video! This lit my fire to dig in and get research done.
Nice video with awesome information. Thank you for sharing with us.
I just wanted to say thank you sooo much. I’ve been thinking about doing my own research but, was always reluctant to do so. Now, I actually have an idea of what to do. Thanks again, and no, this wasn’t boring at all. This is invaluable for a detectorist.. thanks for taking the time to share this information. Bless you 😊
Awesome!! your very welcome and I'm glad it helped out. Hopefully it will get you into some new exciting places to go detect. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. :)
Nice video. Very informational. Thanks for taking the time to put this out. GL & HH Larry
Fantastic video. Thanks for all the effort put into this. I definitely we be checking out the map sites. Makes me miss farmland Ohio. I grew up there, went to college and grad school there, and always loved the farm country.
Thank you. I tried to include as much as I could even thought the video isn’t all that exciting. Just trying to put the info out there for people to find. Since daily I deal with researching maps and data for parcel info I was hoping to relay some info so others could do it too, especially since it’s all free and public information. That’s cool your from Ohio, I’ve only been here a short time where all but the past going on three years we’re all spent back home in Kentucky. Missing home is tough so I can relate to you missing Ohio. I teach part time at the University of Akron... the school’s up here are pretty nice and have a great selection of many topics of study.
Thank you for checking out the video and I hope in some way that it helps out in finding a place to metal detect.
Great video 👍! I have used some of your techniques, and it does pay off. I did learn some tricks, thanks for your info! You did a great job!
Thank you and I'm glad that you got some info to help your hunt out through this video. It was kinda tough putting this video together so hopefully it tracked well. :) Wishing you luck with great finds on any hunts you may have coming up.
Informative and clear video, surprised this does not get more views relative to others on this subject. Thank you!
Thank you for an AWESOME reference! I've learned a lot!
Thank you for the info. I'm new to metal detecting and your information is invaluable. My son thanks you too, lol. Job well done sir!
that is a great video. thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion for the hobby.
Absolutely fantastic video. Thanks for putting me on to it SNS. Something for all levels of detectors in this video
Hi Squirrel! This is one of the most detailed, helpful research videos (or articles) I've come across. I haven't had a chance to try it out yet, but I will soon. Thanks for being so generous with the community and your subscribers. It mirrors the integrity and generosity you show in your videos.
BTW...I bought a Nox 800 this weekend! Spent a couple hrs learning it with my dealer who is an avid user. Amazing! Was unable to compare with v3i with my dealer, but will be doing my own tests. Feel free to ask about it. Stay safe, keep warm!
Thank you very much... trying to help folks out to better the hunt for all. There has been times during my detecting hobby years that I became very discouraged from not having success out hunting. The sites I obtained were not that interesting and I really didnt find much. I doing this video helps get someone out of that rut so they can enjoy the hunt again... it makes all the efforts worth it. Some of the items take a bit to get used to and take practice. Todays world auto suggests in every move you make things are spontaneous and as simple as snapping a picture for an iphone app to figure and solve for everything. So just take yoyr time and pick the most interesting method discussed and become proficent at that.... then move to the next, etc. It’s really exciting that you obtained the 800... I will have questions for you i’m sure. I still have to wait until April to make a move on a new machine where the 800, Anfibio and Rutus Alter 71 have my interest unless whites puts out something similar to the current trend and desire of detectorist. Thank you for checking out the video and thanks for the offer to check in with you about tour experience with the new machine. 🙂
Thank you for the excellent info, especially the online tips. As a fellow surveyor (from New Jersey), I can relate. Well done.
Thanks. It’s great that the online info exists makes things easier. I also think it’s cool you are a surveyor too.. if your on Instagram by chance link up on there @geospatially_opinionated.
I actually have a question for you... I checked online for Lidar data to download from something like a FTW site supplied by the state of New Jersey’s GIS department. I found that you can only stop by or mail in an external hard drive to acquire the point clouds... have you heard of any other routes to obtain the data? This is for detecting research and not work related.
Thank you for tuning in a checking this video, hope there were some details that help out your hunts and find some permissions.
Thanks for the video, always enjoy your new posts!
Your welcome. 👍🏻 I’m glad that you enjoy the videos. Hopefully there were some things you can incorporate to help find and obtain some fun sites to detect. Thank you for watching.
Excellent information! Thank you for sharing. Liked and subscribed.
That was very interesting! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Thanks!! I hope it helps out in some way finding places to metal detecting. I don’t mind sharing... I want everyone to succeed. Thank you for checking out the video. 👍🏻
Thanks for the information always wanted to learn how to do research this is a step in the right direction I like how you do the formats of your videos enjoy your videos and can't wait for the next one
Thank you very much and glad that you enjoy the videos, I hope you can take something from this video and it helps out with any hunts you may have coming up. Thanks for checking the video out.
Well presented and thought out. Thank you!
Fantastic info. I just looked up a small city close to home. Using the Sanborn map, I was able to find an old train depot with a place for “lunch”. Unfortunately, looking at a current satellite image it’s mostly paved over. Great start though. Thanks very much.
Excellent info and wonderful video. Mike from Iffy Signals sent me over and I’m glad he did
Thank you very much. I found your channel the other day when I viewed Adventures in Dirt's live show... awesome find BTW. Thank you for joining in and I hope that there was something you can gain and utilize in this video that helps out with your hunt.. GL and HH.
Thanks for the most valuable information !
Great information! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! I have been looking for this information
Not long and boring...possibly one of the most informative MD videos ever, nice job
Dang!!! Thanks!!! I just want to see folks succeed and not get discouraged out trying to find places to detect. I know what it’s like to get permission after permission where every time you go ask the land owner says this “sure, you can detect. There’s been 2 people here this summer already I bet there’s nothing left”. That’s always a bummer but I still seem to find something. There are hidden gems out there but you just have to find them. There is one method I didn’t cover which has been termed “door knocking”. I don’t utilize that one since the success rate for permission tends to be low as well as disappointing. There are only so many “no’s” you can take until the detector ends up sitting in the corner for the rest of the season. I will be making a video soon on techniques for asking... the actual asking and how to conduct a successful permission acquisition. I tried to make a detecting video to out hunting but the wind, snow and mental game brought me home early without a successful hunt. Hopefully i’ll be back out next weekend to try again. Thank you for your kind comments and thanks for watching.
@@squarenailsquirrel9638 a trick when door knocking is to start by acknowledging the owner must love history since they live in such a beautiful old home(assuming it's old)...we have a lot of really old homes in Massachusetts...and it takes a special person to live in a 2-300 year old home...then remember it IS their home, so after I explain what i would do, and what can be found, I tell them that I will present everything I find and the can keep any or all of it...it is theirs after all...if you are strictly into keeping items versus finding and saving them, this won't work for you...but you would be surprised how many people will let you keep most or all of what you find...I only make one special request when I do this with the homeowner, and that's if I find a tree coin, that we auction it off and split the money...while explaining to them they are extremely rare and can be worth $20-500k...thjs will get them excited
Most informative video I've seen. Thanks for sharing. I'm also a Ky native of the West end of the state.
Glad you found it useful.. I hope it helps out on your hunt. KY can be an issue for finding old Atlas's ... but if you are ever in Frankfort spend a day in the archives that deal with land patents in your area. I haven't detected any your way but I have spend a lot of time land surveying there.
Thank you for sharing this valuable information with all of us.
Super video. I'm doing research now and never did think of LOC maps. Thanks
Thank you 👍🏻 And your very welcome. Glad the video will help out to help in some way in your detecting permission acquisitions. Thank you for checking the video out.
Well done. Enjoyed very much. Lots of good info.
Thanks and I’m glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully it will help out with discovering some cool places to detect as well as obtain permission. Thanks for checking out the video. 👍🏻
🕵️♂️Great video😯 totally diggin on the Knowledge🤙🤓👍
🤝Thank you
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Thank you. 👍🏻 I hope what I included helped out and make your hunting productive. Thank you for checking the video out. 🙂
What an outstanding video, thank you so much!
Thanks big time sir! Kaye’s diggin it sent me over to this vid which was EXCELLENT! Here in Florida, I have a theory that nandina shrubs may indicate an old homesite (though birds like the red berries). Have you ever thought about doing a vid (or part of one) about what it was like for George Washington when he was a surveyor? 😎
Great video, Extremely helpful. Thank you good sir!
Thank you and glad that it can help out. I hope that as folks discover this video they can take from it and build on their skills to find places to detect. Thank you for checking out the video as well as commenting... good luck on any upcoming hunts.
All great tips, thank you for sharing!
Thank you. Hoping they help some folks out in finding a place to detect. Thank you for watching. 🙂
SSM = Steam Saw Mill I believe, where SM is usually water powered on the old maps. Thanks for the video, the LLC search was really a big help to me. Thanks for sharing and God Bless!
Thanks for the tip and I'm glad you could utilize some info for your hunt. Good luck with any hunts you have coming up.
@@squarenailsquirrel9638 I have a very new High tech tool, for matching my 1877 maps to roads retired and no longer used. LIDAR Maryland has an extensive LIDAR online viewer for Counties. You can use LIDAR to find old road beds , Bottle Dumps, Cellars, and even home sites. I am making a video on connecting LIDAR imagery with 1877 maps of my county. Here is a link to Marylands Lidar viewer , possibly may have your state also. Link: imap.maryland.gov/Pages/lidar-county-services.aspx
If you click on the county it will take you to ArcGis server such as below link:
www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=9678424d9918414481c8b7eacba1c9ec&extent=-76.1502%2c37.8335%2c-74.1219%2c38.77
@@squarenailsquirrel9638 The LLC info. really helped finding the people to contact by snailmail
Great content. Enjoy your videos.
Thank you.. I’m glad that you enjoyed the video. Hopefully there are some items you can take from this to help your hunt out. Thanks for checking out the video. 👍🏻
This is a great informative video. Thank you for sharing this information, it is very useful. My son and I started a new metal detecting channel and are on the constant search for new detecting ground. Thanks again and keep up the good vids. I'm saving this video for reference.
Your welcome and I hope it helps your hunt out. Thank you for checking out the video.
Thank you, great video! I thought it was interesting to learn about how the houses can change and what to look for (the milkhouse blocks are really interesting). Also the guide to houses...really cool. I didn't know about the Civil War records site and will definitely be using that, even if just to read. Thanks for doing this!
Thank you 🙂 I hope with the resources I mentioned in this video you can find ways to open doors to sites to search or discover more about your property. I asked a fellow just a few mins ago that’s a land surveyor in your state about the Lidar data and accessing it. May turn up something i’ll let you know. Good luck in your search and it’s always fun to see what you have found... I enjoy your posts. Thank you for checking the video out... take care.
@@squarenailsquirrel9638 thank you so much!
Thanks,very in formative,,plus i watch all your videos
Your welcome 👍🏻 I hope it helps in some way producing interesting and old sites to go hunt. Thank you for checking out the video and I thank you for tuning in for all the rest of my videos too. Means a lot to have you checking them out. Take care.
Super video. I learned a lot. Thanks!
Thank you 🙂 that’s great you got some info you can utilize from the video. If you run into stumbling blocks just speak up and i’ll try to help. Thank you for checking out the video. Take care.
Very informative and interesting. The information gained will be very useful in my metal detecting hobby. You produced another fantastic video, as usual. Your presentation makes me think that at some time you might have been a teacher or would make a good one.
Thank you and glad you gained some useful info to help your hunts out. I want everyone to succeed... i’ll make another video about approaching land owners to ask permissions and techniques to gain trust with landowners. You are right... I’m a concealed carry instructor and I also teach part time surveying and mapping classes at a local University.
Thank you for checking out the video and for your kind words. 🙂
Thank you for this. Very informative.
Great video and info
Great book worthy information! Seriously, keep some of the finer points for your publication, don't give them all away for free! Love your videos, even if your just digging up slaw.
Ha! I'm just trying to help folks out to better their hunt success. I'm not in this for the money or the sponsors or anything... just for fun sharing experiences out here hunting. Thank you for checking the video out.
Well done!
Wow, Excellent video, very informative. Thank you for making it. Keep up the good work and happy hunting.
Thank you!!! I hope it helps out in obtaining some cool new places to detect. Thank you for checking the video out as well as commenting. 👍🏻
@@squarenailsquirrel9638 I'm really enjoying your videos. I have been using old historical maps online and also have been able to find old aerial photos of my county. You have given me several more lines of inquiry to pursue for detecting. Thank you for your hard work
Great job! Thanks!
Very helpful, thank you.
Awesome video. I definitely learned a lot. Thank you.
Thank you and that's awesome you took some tools with you to help your hunt out. Thank you for checking the video out.
That's a lot if good information. Thank you very much. I'm in Clinton county
Very informative.. I live in east Ky. I learned a lot.. thanks a bunch
Thanks... I hope it helped out and can produce some good sites to detect. With you being in Kentucky your PVA will be where you get your addresses and tax info. The surveys and any mapping will be in the county clerks office. I worked out of Lexington for 10 years surveying and spent a ton of time running out 64 east surveying out your way. I’d do absolutely anything to get back home to Kentucky but for now... I’m here in Ohio. Thanks for checking out the video. Take care.
Not much in the way of making s good living here.. I live in campton.. thanks, I’ll definitely have to go to the big safe in the clerks office.
Hey man, This was very interesting. Thank you very much for some very wonderful information. I love your videos and information like this makes things even more interesting. I would love to hunt with you some time. I live just south of Danville Va. and understand there was some Civil War activity around, But have never found anything. Thank you again.
Thank you. 🙂 very happy you enjoyed the video and glad it helped. It would be awesome to get over to where your at and go hunt, if there is time available and schedules coincide... may make that happen. Your about 7-1/4 hour drive away from my location although driving isn’t a big deal. It would be fun for sure... keep in touch. 👍🏻 Thank you for tuning in to check out the video and take care.
I have not been able to get any information through any of the sites you gave. maybe I will figure it out. Thank you again for this help.
Gil
Very interesting. I've got a spot off the road that has big mature trees and a opening in the middle of them. Thinking it was a old house. Driveway to the left looks like a farm lane
Great information thank you for this.
Your welcome and hopefully it helps out. Thank you for tuning in to check out the video. 👍🏻
Very good video thanks for sharing hh and I'm fellow kentuckian
Thank you... I tried to add as many items as I could to help folks out. Since your from Kentucky, you would be going to a county clerks office to a records room which is sometimes called a vault. That’s where all the old surveys and any old maps would be stored. If your looking for owners names it would be at the PVA office. Kentucky as last flown in 2016 for state wide aerial photos that were supplied by the state to county PVA offices. So the aerials will be recent and effective in placing yourself out in the field. I do know that almost every county in Kentucky had a book made of maps broken down into precincts and they took place come 1860-1880’s. So make sure to try to find that book either online or at the library or historical society.
Thanks for checking the video out and glad to have a Kentuckian on here.
@@squarenailsquirrel9638 thanks for the little extra info.
Thank you! Big help
you know another good source to chk is county zoning ...to find the owners and how big thier land is,,, and you have their contact info too minus the ph#s . i did this to see what zone it was ........for a home stead idea , ive always wanted to do.
That’s a great tip Patty thank you for adding it. Zoning maps can give great info as your staging and also be more forgiving to figure out how to use. Thank you for commenting 🙂 and thank you for watching.
@@squarenailsquirrel9638 THANK YOU for the teaching of researching;];];] i learned alot that i didnt know.;];];] being in maine we cant detect until spring which could be april/ may.. depending on when the frost lets go...;];];]
Awesome Job!! Great info
Thank you. 🙂 I hope the information helps in some way to produce places for you to detect. If you have issues just ask... i’ll take the time to so what I can. Thanks for checking the video out. 👍🏻
EXCELLENT INFO. THANKS...
Your welcome and thanks for tuning in to check the video out.
Found it! Thank You!
I know exactly where Wayne County, OH is!!!! I’m in Cuyahoga!!!!!! I couldn’t believe it!!!! Lol. Great video. 😄👍
Great info! Thanks!
Your welcome, I hope in some way this will help with your experience enjoying the hobby. Take care.
Amazing thank you !
Good vedio thanks for you subscriber God bless you
Great tips!
I hope they help... finding a place to detect as well as finding the owner to ask is difficult sometimes. Thanks for checking the video out.
Hope everything is alright I've been waiting for new video for a long time I hope everything is all right with you
Here’s another tip: When you find web pages you want to save or return to, BOOKMARK it on the browser. In fact, I would create a folder in Bookmarks BEFORE I start searching. That way, you can organize your searches. You can name your folders anyway you want. I would start with current date and than the area you’re searching. Year first! Like this. “2019/12/12 Wayne County/Ohio”. Otherwise the your files will be out of date order.
If you want to go nuts, I would create a second folder with the exact same name to save map images that I printed etc.
Thank you kiddo, so much information to help this ol’ fart🤣