Metal detecting Deeper in the Road Beds
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024
- Found some really rare relics detecting the old road beds across these rocky ridges of East Tennessee searching for history. Thanks for watching. LINKS: Dating Head stamps: www.cartridgeco... How to clean Shotgun Head Stamps : • How to TIPS for Cleani... SUBSCRIBE: LIKE AND SHARE: GROW YOUR CHANNEL: THIS CHANNEL COVERS 9 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS ! All Videos are Copyrighted and used by permission only.
My husband and I live in NE Alabama, and I love climbing these mountains, looking for old treasures. We plan on purchasing a metal detector soon I hope.
When I do find things, like an old railroad spike, I'll hold it and try and picture the men who worked hard to lay the tracks. His family. His life. It's amazing how one little piece of metal can transform my mind to earlier times 🥰
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. God bless you.
Great finds! History is so intriguing! Have a fabulous day! 😃🙌🏼💯
Thank you friend.
Donnie! I just Love your adventures. Thank you for all you do and find PLUS SHOW US
Thank you very much my friend.
My son does metal detecting. He uses a drone to fly over old fields that allows him to spot old house sites that are not visible from the ground. He has found some interesting things.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Buddy I use google earth to look for anomalies on the ground. Funny how you can see squares out in old fields
@@davidraines1380 Yep, that's what my son said about using a drone. The old squares of the houses stand out.
HE'S NOT THE ONE PEEKING IN MY WINDOWS, IS HE!!??
Now you can take it one step further and have the drone run LiDAR scan while flying around. It cuts out all vegetation so all you see is the exact landscape. Old roads , Indian trails, cabins, graveyards, mine dumps! Flying it just using the camera and eyes is just fine as well but I’m telling you LiDAR is what will find the stuff that Mother Nature has reclaimed almost 100%
Loved this video you’re so dedicated and loving your treasure hunt amazing what you are finding I imagine the energy is incredible Blessings my friend thank you for sharing your gifts of the past🙏🏻❣️
Thank you friend. Thanks for watching.
Good morning, Donnie!! What a fun treasure hunt! Thanks for taking us along! Hope you have a great weekend and God bless!
Morning my friend. Thank you. Your very welcome.
Good afternoon, that was a great fun experience watching you find these amazing things left behind from all these years 😮
Thank you friend. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much.
Great finds!!!! Enjoy the beautiful day! Thank you for the video. You and your wife have a wonderfully blessed weekend. Have a good one and take care. 😊
Thank you friend. God bless you.
Morning Donnie,always great to be out in the woods.
Morning friend. That's so true. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Donnie. Awesome video brother. God bless.
Thank you friend. Your very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
Good morning. I’m watching with my dog and he is not sure he likes the beeping 😂
Happy weekend everyone. God bless Mr. Donnie.
Morning my friend. God bless you.
Another adventurous day . Lots of good excuse to keep you in good shape. thanks for sharing,your friend, Louise
Thanks for sharing this my friend. Your very welcome.
I enjoy watching and listening to you you remind me of my uncle's they were from Virginia
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.
You're a great inspiration and your videos sure brighten up the day
Thanks so much for saying this my friend. Thank you.
Looks like a beautiful day up there Donnie....and some nice head stamp finds especially that Eley Kynoch ...an Old British company ...
Thank You for the video Brother .
Thanks for sharing. Your very welcome my friend.
Thank you for sharing. God bless you and your whole family...🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀
Your very welcome my friend. God bless.
Hey Donnie that is so great thank you for another great video, God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
Amazing knowledge and the scenery is beautiful I’m glad you were allowed permission ❤
Thank you friend.
Thank you, Donnie.
God 🙏 🙏 🙏 bless.
Your very welcome my friend.
How exciting to find a shotgun shell that you had never seen before! Thanks for the video!
Your very welcome my friend.
Awesome finds today Mr. Donnie SO glad u got back in the woods and finding ur favorite Shot Gun Shells I loved this video and looking forward to ur next one 💙💙
Thank you friend.
I really enjoyed this video, Donnie, and especially liked looking up that Great Britain shot gun shell.
SHOTGUN SHELL BABY- Donnie Laws, you’re the best! 😊 You should take tourist out on digs!
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend.
👍morning friend 🤠
Good morning friend.
Thank you for sharing Donnie. I still love to ramble around in the woods.
Me to my friend. Thanks for sharing
Your very welcome.
Brother I’m glad that I’m not the only one that likes shotgun head stamps
Awesome my friend
Thanks for sharing.
Good morning Mr. Laws...please be careful out there...off to work 😉
Morning friend. Take care out there.
Thanks for sharing your findings 👍👍
Your very welcome my friend.
Great video - greetings from Copenhagen, Denmark 💪🇩🇰
Hello there my friend. Thank you.
Interesting old shot gun stamp heads ❤🗝️🇺🇸❤️
Thank you friend.
"SHOT GUN SHELL BABY"
I get excited with you!
I would like to go with you sometime, what a good time I would have. Enjoy having fun and thanks for the channel.
Awesome my friend. Thank you. Your very welcome.
Was cleaning out my gma's old barn.... looked down and saw a shell. . . What did I do next??... said out loud "shotgun shell baby" 😊
Awesome my friend.
Some interesting finds.... thanks Donnie 😎👍
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much my friend.
Love these MD videos!!!
Thank you friend.
H wow, that E Kynoch is surely different. Thank you Mr. Laws,
Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome.
Great video Mr. Donnie, thanks for sharing!
Thank you friend. Your very welcome
Great video Donnie i thank you for your time and effort for making excellent quality videos such a great way to start the day thank you again Donnie and Becareful out there in God's Country 😊 ☕
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
Mornin' Mr. Donnie. Have a blessed weekend. Thanks for sharing.👍💕🙏
Morning friend. You to. Your very welcome.
Donnie, I listen to you every morning with my new grandbaby. We're both early risers. Now, whenever she hears the beeping of your metal detector, she wakes up immediately. So, now when we need her to wake up, we play one of your videos.
WOW that's awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. God bless you.
Love this video 1 of my favorites thank you so much
Awesome my friend. Your very welcome. God bless you.
Good morning Donnie Enjoy all the different shotgun shells you find and also all the odd things you find , Keep safe out in those woods God bless you have a great day
Morning friend. Thank you very much.
I just love what you do it's so interesting to watch and listen and learn about them good old days
Thank you friend.
Where do you live sir mark huff
I love in north Carolina
Hey Donnie, looks like a good day to be in the Woods 🌞.
Shhhhotgun Shells 😊
JO JO IN VT 💞💨
It was my friend. Thank you.
Good morning Donnie enjoy metal detecting out there
Morning friend. Thank you.
Morning buddy your welcome
Thanks Donnie for a great view of them old hills woods a great adventure... 🙌
Thank you friend. Your very welcome.
Be careful them snakes are coming out soon at least the hills weren't so steep. Great work, amazingly fun to watch.
That's true my friend. Thanks for sharing. God bless you.
Enjoyed, Bless weekend
Thank you friend. God bless you.
Thanks Mr Donnie❤
Your very welcome my friend.
@@donnielaws7020 😁
Thanks for the video Donnie.
Your very welcome my friend.
Good morning! Enjoy the video. Beautiful and peaceful place you were treasure hunting at.
Morning friend. Thanks for sharing this. Thank you.
Good Morning Donnie. Looking forward to seeing stuff you can’t identify!
Morning friend. Thank you.
Thank you donnie joy starting my weekend with a nice walk through the woods nice to go with you god bless
Awesome my friend. Thank you. Your very welcome.
You remind me of me! Out yonder back in em woods , digging anything at beeps. I enjoy going along with ya... thank you letting us all go! New subscriber!! 👍
Awesome my friend. Welcome to the channel. Thank you. Thanks for sharing this.
Donnie you found some interesting things to day and I enjoyed your video good luck to you.
Thank you friend. God bless you.
Beautiful weather here in florida.,looks fairly nice there as well...love your channel Donnie and thank you 👍
Awesome my friend
Thank you
Donnie I have seen where thousands of small meteors fall to the earth daily and think maybe some of the Hot Rocks we find could be meteors. Just a thought and great Metal detecting adventure once again!!!
Could be my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Morning to ya Donnie, have a blessed day and thank you for another great nature video
Morning my friend. Thank you.
Thanks for another wonderful video. I enjoyed this video.watching these metal detecting video has got me wanting to go metal detecting.
Awesome my friend. Your very welcome.
Wonderful Video!
Donnie standing in the middle of Heaven on earth,
People why you like those old woods??
Donnie - Heaven on Earth!!
Eley is still selling shotgun shells today, they do have a couple different brands including Eley which are sold here in the USA, I'm very familiar with them. But. Have never seen or heard of what was probably the 2 companies combined,
That is an old shell for sure.
Amazing how a hundred year old shell can look just a little tarnished with clear lettering then in another area close by you can barely read another ( the Winchester with what looks like a P ) .
Have a great Weekend Mr Donnie, God Bless!
WOW Thanks for sharing this information my friend. The P on the Winchester I think after more research is a Winchester Pigeon 1894 to 1907. Thanks for sharing.
Hello Donnie yes thouse pieces you have found have a story and now that story includes you so thats cool a. I found Eley Kynoch founded 1862 united kingdom. Have a great day.
Awesome my friend
Thanks for the info.
Great video sir I’m hoping to get your way one of these days be safe out there and GOD BLESS
Thank you friend. God bless you.
With the color of that piece of lead you found I would certainly be willing to say that it's a flattened musket ball. All the images I have seen of them, they are white like that and can be of any shape. It could have been from a hunter who instead of hitting his target, hit a tree instead and when the tree came down, it just slowly eroded leaving that awesome find!
Thanks for sharing this my friend. I like to think it was.
Donnie, looking at an old shotgun shell chart online I think that unknown shell might be a Winchester Pigeon circa late 1800s
I think so to my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Long time Subscriber, haven't commented in a while, but time to check in and say Thanks Donnie for all you do.😊
Hello friend. So glad you enjoyed the channel. Thank you. God bless.
Great stuff, Donnie! Can’t wait to get one, too…
Thank you friend.
Enjoyed the hunt Donny have a good weekend.go catch a mess of crappie I hear there biting.
Thank you friend.
Got a pretty day for being in the woods
Yes it was my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Eley made a lot of percussion caps for muzzleloading rifles in late 18th century. That was a cool find.
Thanks for sharing this my friend.
Hi Donnie. I think I saw the word “Repeater” on the Winchester shell you weren’t able to identify. The sun was shining on it really well out in the woods. God bless my friend.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this
What a beautiful place for a 1 more good hidden hunting/ get away cabin spot. Rockingham County VA guy was only a hop skip & jump from us.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Bolt with barely a bigger nut on it is a old mechanic trick to protect threads on spare smaller bolts in a box of A lot bigger heavier bolts & nuts. My guess that was a place 1 time of a breakdown & bolt / nut was lost.? But who knows.
The first thing you found was probably an old hinge pin. My wife and I were metal detecting on an old road on top at the mountain near our house and found two wood stove eyes and an old building hinge. We are still looking for the wood stove😊
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Very interesting sir.
Thank you friend.
That Eley was a nice find! The one you can't see I believe is a Winchester Repeater. I saw what looked like a "T" on a close up.
Thanks for sharing this my friend.
outstanding ❗💯👍🏆🥇🚂🇺🇲
Thank you friend.
Them old American made shotgun's sure had a hard hitting firing pin. I'M still waiting for you to find that big gold nugget or some old silver coins. Hope you do but it's still a lot of fun and that's what it's all about. Good luck and Thanks.
Give me time my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Never found a Eley Kynoch but cartridge corner has a pic of one. I dare say it's your best one yet, very few out there.
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend.
Good morning Donnie, hope you’re doing well!
I watched your new video this morning and I thought I’d share a little tip you could try on some of those old shotgun shells that you can’t read. You may have tried this already. Lay a piece of paper over the shell and rub across it with a pencil or pen and you might be able to identify the letters or numbers a little better. You’ve probably done this before on some old written material in the past. It may help to try different thicknesses of paper, not sure on what kind works better. I’m just trying to help.
Also I thought of a video you might consider doing now it’s Spring. It’s a video of all that’s beginning to bloom there , including especially any edible fruits and berry bushes and trees in your area of The Great Smoky Mountains, and identifying each one as you find them. I sure appreciate if you’d do this for me, besides there’s probably others that would love to see the beautiful beauty that’s in your area at this time of year. Just please be careful wherever you’re exploring at all times! May God Bless and hope your day is warm and beautiful. ❤️🙏
Thanks for the tip my friend.
Thanks for the video Donnie. God bless you and all reading this in Jesus Christ name
Thank you friend. God bless you.
It's a flatten round ball Donnie.
Thanks for sharing this my friend with.
Maybe they used the lug nut as a spacer on that bolt
Could be my friend. Thanks for sharing this.
Hello from KY love your channel 💕.Donnie wonder if you put a piece of notebook paper over that shot gun shell and take a pencil and shade over it if then you could read the name.Just a thought.Have a great weekend.💜
I could try my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Mr Donnie I enjoyed this video so much,I'm gonna go buy me a metal detector and take up a new hobby.
Awesome my friend. Just have fun at it.
I sometimes take a red sharpie on wore out coins and it helps bring letters out just enough to read them. It may help on a shotgun shell.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Donnie!! Love your videos!! I have never heard of a "hot rock" before. I wonder what was on to set off your pointer? I noticed that most of the shells you find are low brass. When did they start making high brass ?? Thanks Donnie!!
About 1910 my friend.
Curious, hot rock, magnetic? Would have attracted any particles which washed off?
Mr. Donnie, nice video! You might check that hot rock out a bit. If it sticks real well to a magnet it might be a meteorite. Good luck to you!
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks buddy…
Your welcome Tommy.
Thanks Donnie for another great video. I bet they was using the lug nut as a spacer? 👍🙏
Could be my friend. Thanks for sharing.
That hot rock could be a piece of Meteorite . I have used Google overhead view and found an old horse race track on a friends farm. They used personal farms years ago for county fairs. To this day nobody has not metal detected.
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this.
I kn this video 6mo but enjoy it .❤
Awesome my friend. Thanks so much.
Enjoy the finding of history. Keeping it real for sure.
Thank you friend.
That Eley Kynoch brass you found. That may be some WWII surplus ammo. Kynoch is British. So, maybe Eley made some ammo for the Brits here, and this is surplus sold cheap after the war.
You never know my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice, more addition to your collection, I would like to ask this, have you ever encountered any feral people,or hogs? Some of my other channel has terrifying stories about the feral people, out of curiosity I was wondering if you ever had an encounter.
I have ran into homeless people poaching this land but no hogs. Thanks for sharing my friend.
That's where I lost that nut and bolt...😃
I'm a little surprised you haven't found any rimfire casings. They are great for squirrel
Thanks for sharing this my friend.
I’d say a feller could stand there where your at on a good morning and hear them old thunder chickens gobbling now.
Yes you can my friend.
I found some shotgun shell headstamps that say “Winchester Repeater” that look a lot like the one you couldn’t make out.
Thanks for sharing this my friend.
If I'm not mistaken, that shotshell you had never heard of, they made ammunition for large elephant guns
They have my friend. From what I have read they made about everything. Thanks for sharing.
Kynoch is best known for producing ammo for the old Nitro Express elephant cartridges. Very odd that you found that in the mountains of TN.
I've never seen one my friend. Thanks for sharing.
The Red Head shot gun shell you found in one video was sold by the Montgomery Ward stores. Starting about 1948 until ???? I think they were made by Federal?
Thanks for sharing this my friend.