Hello everyone..,Apparently someone has hacked into my google account and making inappropriate comments...Just know that it is not me if it is rude...I'm working to fix it..Sorry for the inconvenience.
Just started watching today, after me and the kids found alot of pottery shards here in lower S.C. would live to get a quick lesson on these points, like info on these names you have for these points. I have no knowledge of this subject. The pottery had little designs on the pcs we found. Very interesting
Hey Bud! Incredible point for me at 4:30!!! Congrats on that find! God have mercy on the next point as well! Good show of it all! Mississippi has some great points!
GLAD TO HEAR YOU STILL PLAN TO LOOK AND VIDEO FOR ARROWHEADS I USE TO LIVE IN GLOSTER MS. NOW LIVE IN NORTH MS.USE TO HUNT WITH MY DAD BACK IN 60S LOVE TO WATCH YOUR VIDES BRING BACK LOTS OF MEMORIES
It took me a lot of years of trial and error lol....knowing where to go and when to go there.,on top of being diligent..pays large dividends. Glad you enjoy the vids.
Thanks Cliff.....we got some real good rains.,so I'll be walking back in there real soon.....I got a feeling something real good is gonna surface in those ditches...Good luck to you
Thanks Hugh....generally., people think of an arrowhead as something that the Indians several hundred years ago used....I want people to know the true age of this stuff...it's mind blowing
Some one is using my pic and username somehow...I dunno how RUclips is letting this happen...he's using a lower case t in Theditchwalker.....I have reported him and blocked him from my channel...I hope. Sorry for the inconvenience my friend
Heck yeah man! Always look forward to seeing your vids pop up! That Greenbriar is a beauty! Very cool multi color. Those sandy creeks sure are good to you...glad the other dudes doesn't get in there! Good luck man!
Thanks Rocky Top....I think I'm on to something in these new feeders lol...I'm blessed to live in an area where the points don't get banged around too much because of the clay and sand...plus the colors here. Thanks for your comments
Very high quality video. I've seen all of your vids and the Flint Creek point in this one is one of my favorites. For some reason, the green tablet was my all-time favorite so far.
Thanks a lot Jacob...I'm tellin ya...there's no telling what you will walk up on here in North Mississippi creeks and feeders....The small feeders where no one hunts are my favorite.Thanks for commenting.,glad you enjoyed.
I'm up here close to St. Louis, Missouri. I mainly search for pre-Civil War metal artifacts among bedrock, but I've found a few nice points, etc. My best Native American find was a large drilled hematite plummet. I'm close to the Mississippi river south of Cahokia, so who knows what is still out there. The only way to find out is to do like you and get out there. Keep up the great work!
Hi, Ditchwalker. My son and I love your posts. We're up here in Ohio, and we're always on the hunt for points. Love your videos; we learn a lot. Thanks for posting them!
Hello from Indiana! Your videos are very, very inspiring! I am lucky enough to have grown up in the country where I have a go to creek for fossils and the occasional arrowhead, though not of the quantity and size you find. I do have several that I would like to shoot some pics of and send them to you if maybe you could help identify them. You seem extremely knowledgeable and a genuinely nice guy. Thanks for the videos!
+Theditchwalker How long does it take to learn all the types of points and where do you get the info? Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your finds with all of us. Greatly appreciated! *Blessings and Happy Hunting!*
Years...when I was a young boy I wanted to learn what each type I found was...I studied a lot of books...Overstreet Arrowheads are good for beginners....I still use it today....You are very welcomed Becky...I hope people enjoy them as much as I like making and sharing them...Blessings to you
I am in Northeastern Mississippi. Thanks my friend.,glad you enjoy..I'm planning on making this a regular show starting sometime this fall hopefully ....I've had many request to do so.See you soon
great finds man glad to see you posting video again. keep it up man. Did you see my gold coin I found while looking for arrowheads. 2 weeks after finding the gold coin I went back to the same spot with my metal detector and found a 1583 O half dime
Please make more videos soon please I really enjoy them. Especially the panning the rivers mud for arrow heads cause you can never see what your Gonna get. I miss your videos
New sub...im new to relic hunting have yet to find anything...down here in Florida I always encounter snakes/gators..hopefully I find something soon..happy hunting
True statement!! My boat is in the shop for electrical issues and my buddy Joel just busted his propeller while we were out making our video last weekend. Talk about luck, two boats out of commission
Hey I'm from Alabama love seeing all these jasper point 90% of what I find is Tallahada quartsite live your videos man make it look easy spotting these points
Thanks Clayton ..I find a piece of Tallahatta every now and then....Aahaha.,we both know it's not that easy to an untrained eye...thanks for commenting
What is it that you find makes for a better ditch than others? I have been at it for years now in PA and I dont have much luck on our known main creeks, even at creek junctions with history record im lucky to find one a year. I want to start trying smaller ditches and im wondering if you have any input. Im at the foothills of the Pocono mtns so my terrain is described as woodland hills.. Thanks for the effort you put into sharing with others here!!
Yes.,if I were you I would get to the smaller streams. I think you should look for streams running off main creek bottoms....streams that have a good increase in elevation...or long running streams that run against ridge lines. The reason this works so well is the archaic period was a time of water levels receding over a period of thousands of years..this increases the chances of these streams hitting sites and eroding them into the stream.In a nutshell.,hunt streams that have good variations of elevation.Hope this helps...good luck
Yeah.,you have to watch who you take to your spots.The few that do hunt with me respect other peoples spots and won't go back unless invited....I do the same...😊...Good luck
I have been playing around with napping and stumbled onto your channel and was completely blown away by the number, variety and quality of the points you have found, amazing collection you must have. I was wondering why there is such a high concentration, is it that the points ended in the creek from hunting fish like salmon or have they been washed into the creeks from surrounding area?
There's a lot of things that come into play on this subject..many creeks were part of old sloughs that have been drained in more Modern times...creeks have changed courses over the millennia...you must realize that the early archaic period was a much wetter climate than what we see today. Where there are dry areas presently.,could have been abundant water then...creeks..,especially the feeder creeks than run into higher elevation have good chances of running through sites...everything that washes and erodes out of the banks.,and we're talking as much as 10,000 years plus of strata layers being eroded through.,wind up in the creek deposits...
great finds man. your videos inspired me to start artifact hunting. my first day out in my home state i found a stone axe and was wondering if anyone could tell me an era it came from. thanks again for the inspiration!
Hi, ditchwalker! My son, Henry, just wanted to make sure you’re okay! He’s been waiting for next post. Hope all’s well, and we look forward to seeing your next finds. Be well.
yall inspired me to start huntin myself. found some nice half broken points in a nearby field but I've yet to find any in the creeks around. I'm in Franklin county virginia. I've read that my area has a rich history of native Americans . any pointers on how I should go about finding some more spots
Glad you enjoy.I've been hunting and studying rocks since I was 10...I am now 42.Been hunting creeks about 23 years.I do not keep a lot of rocks in my collection..I sell to two or three collector buddies that travel around and display to the public like they should be.Rite now.,I have all of what I've found in the past two years
I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your videos. I didn't even realize there are arrowhead hunting videos until a couple of months ago. I live in West Central Illinois, but I just started to seriously hunt for artifacts, arrowheads, etc. In your video, "Arrowhead Hunting: Feeder Fever" you show a roundish stone, but don't explain what it is Will you please tell me what it is? Thanks again for the quality, family friendly videos!
Wondering what you look for geographically when your looking for areas that would potentially produce points and artifacts? I live in Minnesota and I never am able to find anything that has the quality that you find? I do find all kinds of nice stone tools but never the points you find? Do woodland tribes have points and bentons like you come across?
I look for streams that run along ridgelines or ones that run from a creek bottom into higher elevation...water levels were much higher in the archaic period so often times artifacts will be located up on the first and second flood terraces from the creek bottom.Streams that run through these areas better your chances of finding relics.There are some good points from the woodland period.,but Bentons are from the middle archaic. Hope this helps
I like to hunt smaller feeder creeks off a main creek bottom...as these feeders climb in elevation that run through flood terraces. Flood terraces are different ancient water levels which is where ancient man camped.Where there is no water today may have been abundant water 5,000 years ago. A good idea is to study the topographics in your area and hunt tributaries that come off of higher ground to a creek bottom.Hope this helps
Hey there Mason....artifacts are literally just about everywhere...you can bet that there rite there around you. The best advice I could give to you is get a topographical map or use an app on your phone to see the creeks and feeder creeks in your area.I prefer smaller streams that run into or against higher ground.,if the stream floor is visible.,your probably going to find artifacts.. Always get permission...hope this helps
Make it during deer season and I'd book a combo hunt 😃. Seriously man i love the videos and so does my son. We been on them points here in northwest Ga, gotta couple creeks lined up to sift because of watching you. Keep the videos coming, we've watched em all.
I live in Tupelo also. Any creek on the area..take your pick. The trick is hunting in the winter time when there is more water flow and no algae or silt
Hey DW!! Missin them vids man!!! Always lookin to see what's next. Just got my channel going down here in S Mississippi so check it out if u get a min. Truly amazing stuff u find up there!!
Just wondering if you could help me I found a gray Arrowhead with white veins through it could you tell me anything about it it's a possible to send you a picture
I live in Michigan. Do you look for arrowheads the same all over? I would love to look for one, but don't have a clue where to look. Not sure I would ever be real successful , rocks take my attention away. LOL
Lol..me too. Just find a couple little creeks to hunt..your going to find them.Don't get discouraged if you go a time or two and don't find anything.,just keep going after every rain...it will happen
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Hello everyone..,Apparently someone has hacked into my google account and making inappropriate comments...Just know that it is not me if it is rude...I'm working to fix it..Sorry for the inconvenience.
Theditchwalker just wondering if y’all okay? Been 7 months since I’ve seen you post. Hope all is well
Just started watching today, after me and the kids found alot of pottery shards here in lower S.C. would live to get a quick lesson on these points, like info on these names you have for these points. I have no knowledge of this subject. The pottery had little designs on the pcs we found. Very interesting
I live in Wiggins ms, where do you live
Tupelo
Hey Bud! Incredible point for me at 4:30!!! Congrats on that find! God have mercy on the next point as well! Good show of it all! Mississippi has some great points!
Thanks a bunch Trace...I dunno if I would wanna hunt any other place....:)...Good luck
GLAD TO HEAR YOU STILL PLAN TO LOOK AND VIDEO FOR ARROWHEADS I USE TO LIVE IN GLOSTER MS. NOW LIVE IN NORTH MS.USE TO HUNT WITH MY DAD BACK IN 60S LOVE TO WATCH YOUR VIDES BRING BACK LOTS OF MEMORIES
Very nice finds. you sure pull in some smoker's out of those creeks😎😎😎👍👍👍
You've got this arrowhead hunting down to a science. I really learned a lot by watching your videos. Keep'em coming!
It took me a lot of years of trial and error lol....knowing where to go and when to go there.,on top of being diligent..pays large dividends. Glad you enjoy the vids.
I have so much fun watching these!!🙋♀️🙅♀️🙆♀️
Glad you enjoy Germaine.....I enjoy hunting and filming them for you to see
Love the Mississippi gold ! Y'all have hit on some real beauties in those ditches .
Thanks Cliff.....we got some real good rains.,so I'll be walking back in there real soon.....I got a feeling something real good is gonna surface in those ditches...Good luck to you
Beautiful arrowheads you are finding!!!!
I like how you give information about everything you find .
Thanks Hugh....generally., people think of an arrowhead as something that the Indians several hundred years ago used....I want people to know the true age of this stuff...it's mind blowing
Gosh, I am so jealous ! haha Glad to see your vids !!!
Thanks John....been a slow year...maybe we'll get into some soon
So glad this is not you
Some one is using my pic and username somehow...I dunno how RUclips is letting this happen...he's using a lower case t in Theditchwalker.....I have reported him and blocked him from my channel...I hope. Sorry for the inconvenience my friend
Heck yeah man! Always look forward to seeing your vids pop up! That Greenbriar is a beauty! Very cool multi color. Those sandy creeks sure are good to you...glad the other dudes doesn't get in there! Good luck man!
Thanks Rocky Top....I think I'm on to something in these new feeders lol...I'm blessed to live in an area where the points don't get banged around too much because of the clay and sand...plus the colors here. Thanks for your comments
Very high quality video. I've seen all of your vids and the Flint Creek point in this one is one of my favorites. For some reason, the green tablet was my all-time favorite so far.
Thanks a lot Jacob...I'm tellin ya...there's no telling what you will walk up on here in North Mississippi creeks and feeders....The small feeders where no one hunts are my favorite.Thanks for commenting.,glad you enjoyed.
I'm up here close to St. Louis, Missouri. I mainly search for pre-Civil War metal artifacts among bedrock, but I've found a few nice points, etc. My best Native American find was a large drilled hematite plummet. I'm close to the Mississippi river south of Cahokia, so who knows what is still out there. The only way to find out is to do like you and get out there. Keep up the great work!
Kewl.....I love plummets...we don't find'em down here....your in a good area. Good luck to you
Hi, Ditchwalker. My son and I love your posts. We're up here in Ohio, and we're always on the hunt for points. Love your videos; we learn a lot. Thanks for posting them!
My pleasure Mathew...that's the stuff I like to hear...the best of luck to you two..thanks for commenting
Great video Joseph. Congratulations on some awesome finds and continued good luck to you.
Some nice creek hunting and beauty color killers! Good to see you out again.
Thanks Richard.....Good luck to you sir
Absoluetly love your videos!!
Thank you very much...cheers
fantastic find of points. Like the way you make your vids too
awesome video and finds my friend. keep them coming
Glad you're back at it...! Nice Finds (as always)... We look forward to your videos.
Thanks ya'll...heck I stay at it.,just don't find'em all the time lol....Good luck you two
Mighty beautiful points!
Oh my goodness those are beautiful. You are so lucky to live there.
Glad you're back! Wow! Those are killers! Amazing colors!
awesome like always. niiiiice buncha points.
Thanks Chris....I got your email...somehow it ended up in my spam....I'm gonna take you up on that in the near future...Cheers my friend
I've been so busy lately
Man you find some killers! Sweet finds
Thanks man...good luck out there
Hello from Indiana! Your videos are very, very inspiring! I am lucky enough to have grown up in the country where I have a go to creek for fossils and the occasional arrowhead, though not of the quantity and size you find. I do have several that I would like to shoot some pics of and send them to you if maybe you could help identify them. You seem extremely knowledgeable and a genuinely nice guy. Thanks for the videos!
How's it going man....yeah man.,send them.I'd be happy to take a look....cheers from Mississippi
Some great artifacts and the material is outstanding, some of the best color I've seen👍
+Theditchwalker How long does it take to learn all the types of points and where do you get the info? Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your finds with all of us. Greatly appreciated! *Blessings and Happy Hunting!*
Years...when I was a young boy I wanted to learn what each type I found was...I studied a lot of books...Overstreet Arrowheads are good for beginners....I still use it today....You are very welcomed Becky...I hope people enjoy them as much as I like making and sharing them...Blessings to you
Nice videos,I watch them over and over,I wonder when some new ones are coming out, keep em coming
Thank you...I will return soon
Man those are some pretty points! I enjoyed it!
Thanks my friend...glad you enjoyed....Cheers
Nice haul man! Good to see yall back at it!
Thanks Hutton
Where are you? I'm stuck on your videos! Great job on the production and filming. ..some of the best I've watched! The points are amazing!
I am in Northeastern Mississippi. Thanks my friend.,glad you enjoy..I'm planning on making this a regular show starting sometime this fall hopefully ....I've had many request to do so.See you soon
great finds man glad to see you posting video again. keep it up man. Did you see my gold coin I found while looking for arrowheads. 2 weeks after finding the gold coin I went back to the same spot with my metal detector and found a 1583 O half dime
Thanks man...it's good to be back...been a tough year. I did not.,I'll have to check that out...I love old coins too.Thanks for your comment
Please make more videos soon please I really enjoy them. Especially the panning the rivers mud for arrow heads cause you can never see what your Gonna get. I miss your videos
New sub...im new to relic hunting have yet to find anything...down here in Florida I always encounter snakes/gators..hopefully I find something soon..happy hunting
Great bunch of hunts. I love hunting those small feeders also.
Thanks bro....That's where they're at..! Good luck
Some killer finds man!
Thanks man...good luck out there
awesome video brotha, hope this rain comes in hard I'm like you walking last resorts
Glad your back!
Thanks...I'm working hard to be more consistent.....the life of a rock hunter can be tough at times lol....Cheers
True statement!! My boat is in the shop for electrical issues and my buddy Joel just busted his propeller while we were out making our video last weekend. Talk about luck, two boats out of commission
Awesome finds and amazing material. Good luck!!
Thanks my friend...good luck
Hey I'm from Alabama love seeing all these jasper point 90% of what I find is Tallahada quartsite live your videos man make it look easy spotting these points
Thanks Clayton ..I find a piece of Tallahatta every now and then....Aahaha.,we both know it's not that easy to an untrained eye...thanks for commenting
Beautiful pointa🤩👍
Nice finds man as always..
Thank you
The color on those points are amazing! Here in western NC it's mostly quartz and grey flint. Really enjoy watching your hunts.
Thanks man....I'm blessed to get to hunt in the area I do...the colors here are second to none.....Good luck hunting
I just found the best artifact of my life today! It'll be coming up in my video this weekend and I'd love to get your thoughts on it.
I'll be watching
What is it that you find makes for a better ditch than others? I have been at it for years now in PA and I dont have much luck on our known main creeks, even at creek junctions with history record im lucky to find one a year. I want to start trying smaller ditches and im wondering if you have any input. Im at the foothills of the Pocono mtns so my terrain is described as woodland hills.. Thanks for the effort you put into sharing with others here!!
Yes.,if I were you I would get to the smaller streams. I think you should look for streams running off main creek bottoms....streams that have a good increase in elevation...or long running streams that run against ridge lines. The reason this works so well is the archaic period was a time of water levels receding over a period of thousands of years..this increases the chances of these streams hitting sites and eroding them into the stream.In a nutshell.,hunt streams that have good variations of elevation.Hope this helps...good luck
I never would have assumed you wanted the elevation to vary, interesting! Thanks alot!
Don't give up yer secrets man Real nice points man
Yeah.,you have to watch who you take to your spots.The few that do hunt with me respect other peoples spots and won't go back unless invited....I do the same...😊...Good luck
love your videos
Thanks my friend...
Pretty colors on the flint creek
Thanks...I love that orange...:)
I have been playing around with napping and stumbled onto your channel and was completely blown away by the number, variety and quality of the points you have found, amazing collection you must have. I was wondering why there is such a high concentration, is it that the points ended in the creek from hunting fish like salmon or have they been washed into the creeks from surrounding area?
There's a lot of things that come into play on this subject..many creeks were part of old sloughs that have been drained in more Modern times...creeks have changed courses over the millennia...you must realize that the early archaic period was a much wetter climate than what we see today. Where there are dry areas presently.,could have been abundant water then...creeks..,especially the feeder creeks than run into higher elevation have good chances of running through sites...everything that washes and erodes out of the banks.,and we're talking as much as 10,000 years plus of strata layers being eroded through.,wind up in the creek deposits...
Thanks for the feedback and info appreciate it. Love your videos, Happy hunting.
My pleasure man.
great finds man. your videos inspired me to start artifact hunting. my first day out in my home state i found a stone axe and was wondering if anyone could tell me an era it came from. thanks again for the inspiration!
Thanks man....oh wow.,kewl....do you have it on here so I can look at it..?
Hi, ditchwalker! My son, Henry, just wanted to make sure you’re okay! He’s been waiting for next post. Hope all’s well, and we look forward to seeing your next finds. Be well.
Hey there...All is well...thanks for checking. Tell him I am getting new equipment and will be back with a bang...😀
Great finds mate.
Thank you Paul
Thanks again Paul
Hey Ditchwalker, love the videos. What do the terms killer and smoker mean. Thanks in advance.
Thanks Mike...just some terms rock hunters use to describe very nice.,above average quality arrowheads
yall inspired me to start huntin myself. found some nice half broken points in a nearby field but I've yet to find any in the creeks around. I'm in Franklin county virginia. I've read that my area has a rich history of native Americans . any pointers on how I should go about finding some more spots
Hunt small feeder ditches that run out of creek bottoms into higher ground
Theditchwalker I appreciate the help hopefully soon I can upload a video and you can check out some things I've found
No problem...maybe so...look forward to it...good luck to you
awesome stuff
Thanks man
I'm fairly new to your videos and I've enjoyed what I've seen so far. How long have you been collecting and how many points are in your collection?
Glad you enjoy.I've been hunting and studying rocks since I was 10...I am now 42.Been hunting creeks about 23 years.I do not keep a lot of rocks in my collection..I sell to two or three collector buddies that travel around and display to the public like they should be.Rite now.,I have all of what I've found in the past two years
I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your videos. I didn't even realize there are arrowhead hunting videos until a couple of months ago. I live in West Central Illinois, but I just started to seriously hunt for artifacts, arrowheads, etc.
In your video, "Arrowhead Hunting: Feeder Fever" you show a roundish stone, but don't explain what it is Will you please tell me what it is? Thanks again for the quality, family friendly videos!
Nice vid! Keep it up!
Thanks Joe. Will do my friend
that cool thumps up
Wondering what you look for geographically when your looking for areas that would potentially produce points and artifacts? I live in Minnesota and I never am able to find anything that has the quality that you find? I do find all kinds of nice stone tools but never the points you find? Do woodland tribes have points and bentons like you come across?
I look for streams that run along ridgelines or ones that run from a creek bottom into higher elevation...water levels were much higher in the archaic period so often times artifacts will be located up on the first and second flood terraces from the creek bottom.Streams that run through these areas better your chances of finding relics.There are some good points from the woodland period.,but Bentons are from the middle archaic. Hope this helps
Thanks so much. I appreciate and respect your knowledge. Amazing relics you guys find.
I love arrow head Hunting I never and full heads but a find Flint pieces
Great points❤️
Thank you...thanks for commenting
heck of a creek
These ditches have been good to me and I think they're far from done
Any chance you are still gonna give me some tips on creek hunting and digging?
What state did you say you were in...?
Oklahoma
Is that an arrowhead at the right pointing to the one you picked up? (the first one you picked up).
I'm sure I would have saw it...if it was it's gone now with all this rain we're getting
In my area of Mississippi a lot of creeks cross under the roads. Can you legally walk these creeks?
With permission from the landowner(s)...yes
Hey guy where you at waiting for more great videos
I will be back soon...Thank you
Beautiful
Thank you Dena....thanks for commenting
Killin it
Been kind of quiet lately brother, everything good?
All is well...I'll be back on soon. Thanks for asking
Theditchwalker 👍
How do you find places that produce arrowheads?
I like to hunt smaller feeder creeks off a main creek bottom...as these feeders climb in elevation that run through flood terraces. Flood terraces are different ancient water levels which is where ancient man camped.Where there is no water today may have been abundant water 5,000 years ago. A good idea is to study the topographics in your area and hunt tributaries that come off of higher ground to a creek bottom.Hope this helps
Theditchwalker thanks
Any current videos out there that I'm not seeing?
killer vids
Thanks man
Wht do they all end up in that stream???
you should hunt with me and my brother sometime we are local to your area and have some pretty decent sites we'd enjoy having you out with us
Hit me up....I'll go with you guys sometime
Theditchwalker we just came out a creek with no luck looking for creek #2 any suggestions?
Oops my bad...just checking my emails...where are you..?
Theditchwalker we happened to be in alpine today and got our hands on a couple of rocks.
Hello. Im 14 yrs old and i live in mississippi, i was wondering if you know any places in Bogue chitto i could hunt for artifacts?
Hey there Mason....artifacts are literally just about everywhere...you can bet that there rite there around you. The best advice I could give to you is get a topographical map or use an app on your phone to see the creeks and feeder creeks in your area.I prefer smaller streams that run into or against higher ground.,if the stream floor is visible.,your probably going to find artifacts.. Always get permission...hope this helps
Man you could seriously start charging for "guided" arrowhead hunts. I'd book one!
I have had several opportunities....I think that would get pretty hectic lol...thanks for commenting
Make it during deer season and I'd book a combo hunt 😃. Seriously man i love the videos and so does my son. We been on them points here in northwest Ga, gotta couple creeks lined up to sift because of watching you. Keep the videos coming, we've watched em all.
Sir, are you actually located in Mississippi?
Yes.,I live in the Tupelo area
I have a few points that my late brother found when we were kids, living in the Wesson, MS. area in the late 50's. Would you like to see some pics?
I live in tupelo Mississippi and don't know where any creeks are can I get some tips
I live in Tupelo also. Any creek on the area..take your pick. The trick is hunting in the winter time when there is more water flow and no algae or silt
Thanks
Hey DW!! Missin them vids man!!! Always lookin to see what's next. Just got my channel going down here in S Mississippi so check it out if u get a min. Truly amazing stuff u find up there!!
Just wondering if you could help me I found a gray Arrowhead with white veins through it could you tell me anything about it it's a possible to send you a picture
My Email is josephmccoy@live.com
Ok I will send it as soon as I get home..thanks so much, my husband and I just started last year here in Ohio, so still new to it all
Email sent..any info would be greatly appreciated
What part of mississippi
I live around the Tupelo area
Do you ever find stone axes?
Rarely....there's not a lot of hardstone around my parts
the ditch walker!!! Make a video lol
Patience is the key lol...see you soon
What part of ms are you in
Around the Tupelo area
What part of Mississippi are yall in?
Northeastern....I hunt Lee.,Itawamba and Prentiss counties
I live in Michigan. Do you look for arrowheads the same all over? I would love to look for one, but don't have a clue where to look. Not sure I would ever be real successful , rocks take my attention away. LOL
Lol..me too. Just find a couple little creeks to hunt..your going to find them.Don't get discouraged if you go a time or two and don't find anything.,just keep going after every rain...it will happen
red Jasper lol
have you stop doing videos
No.,I will be back soon..Thanks for your patience..cheers
Man you sound like Theo Von