Metal Detecting: Troll Trains And Relics!
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2024
- Mike and I are back at it again metal detecting for Civil War relics, coins, buttons, and any other artifacts we might find. We each find some gr8 relics and Mike ends up the day with some great relic action.
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Thanks for watching…. The Chigg
Another GR8 Adventure. Thanks Beau
Mike is an asset to your channel. Great content as always Chigg
I used to live near tracks. Can’t say I miss the rattling of the house. But, I do miss seeing them. Good finds!
Nice day, interesting artifacts, and Mike. It's fun to see him get so excited as I'm sure I would too.
Mike's excitement about the chain? Priceless. You guys are always fun to watch as I try to make sure I'm properly "linked" to your videos. Thanks, guys!
“Where we are going we’ve never been before.” Oh boy, this ought to be interesting! Maybe this will be the adventure where you find a brass cannon and a strong box with the lost confederate gold.
NICE HUNTING TRIP. great success lots of neat items
Wonderful civil war relics. Just goes to show a location is never hunted out. The trains were loud. Great video guys.👍👏😀
There are those TRAINS again!! They're never far away when the Chigg's around!
Thanks for sharing another adventure with Mike. Always amazed at how easily you identify an object when it's covered with dirt and we can barely make out an outline. It was a fun adventure. Thanks.
Awesome great day. You and Mike rock.
Your finds at 5:30 and 8:45 are most likely related, the use of sickle mowers employed a pitman arm that throughout the years in use of that method usually incorporated a wooden arm that was reinforced at the ends with a similar piece of metal with a bolt through it to stiffen the arm where the connections were made to the machinery and the cutting blade.
Triangle shaped teeth on hay mowers are still currently made and used on modern equipment.
Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed watching.👍
Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota
Another great video!
You gents are doing some really good work. Looks like this season is going to be a doozie!
I've always love trains 🚂
Awesome finds.
Great Video , you both did good , I've a chain very similar to the one Mike dug .
I'd like to see you on Hickok45's range enjoying civil war era muskets and rifles. Kind of a fever dream but It would be sweet.
COOL Discoveries all around! Thank You for sharing guys.
That train at the very end looked like it had a Loram rail grinder right after the DPU.
Congrats men! Most awesome musket part Chig! Great shoe buckle Mike! I worked an orchard/farm, those sickle bar mowers worked good but they were bad on bedded fawns and friendly farm dogs. Sad. Rk.
at Number 653 on your veido, is aa tooth for a farm hars Harrow the Harrow woluld have a triangular shape each of roughly 6 ft i
, made of heavy sood and have around 14 tooth spikes like yo found . My dad used these things to follow in plowed field, to brake up bigs clumps of plowed ground. this type of harrow dates back to the first draft horses, to the late f
1940"s. really enjoy your searchies and discoveries, Here in Mineral City, NC
The old rotted trees that go deep are from the tree being backfilled around at some point...it ends up rotting the tree away and leaving a hole
Chigg and Mike hey
It's great to see some one saving history. Because now history is being erased.
I still can't believe you got bit by a beaver...
Very cool finds lots of very interesting item’s definitely looking forward to the hill detecting video (hopefully you found something) thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏼👊🏼
In the UK our equivalent of that trap would have been a GIN TRAP .
Awesome finds!
Re the large "spike" you found..... I found that exact tool at an Irish stonemason camp in KY. They used that to work the rocks for a fence. We also found Irish buttons there.
Hey Chigg. Great hunt for you and Mike. Love the old relics! If you want coins head to the park! I prefer relics. They hold a story that I hope I can figure out……
Please do a video of why things are so deep in the ground. Say not plowed and so on. May have been plowed under in the past? To me that would be an interesting video.
Good idea. I'll work on it.
It can very from different environmental situations like leaves and other plant growth/decay...
Gravity in soft moist soils equates to deeper targets.Soil build up from leaf and plant decay.My favorite is deep on edge coins in unplowed soil.When the ground gets dry and cracks open up,items in the ground can fall in deeper and end up on edge.Or get lost in the dry summer.
I know metal detecting the yard next to mine. I found stuff 2/4 inches in the ground / dirt under the grass not older that 5 years.???? It has always bugged me how it goes so deep into the dirt. Thank you for looking at it. I bet a lot of people have the same question.
Impossible for them to know exactly why could have been fill dirt who knows
I do believe that was a Muskrat Trap ya found there Chig.
Great show and tell Chiggster Really enjoy the videos keep umm coming my friend !! Thanks again from Kevin in France and Florida
Awesome Video! Thanks Boys!
Need some Moisture Riser on them Tired Hands that work so Hard for the Treasure's Great Work!!!; ) MOooarrrrr!!!; )
Good finds buddy!
Is something written on the shoe buckle? Could be some fancy...
Have you ever detected in Lansing Kansas at there. Civil war battlefield. They let you keep what you find or you can just donate it to the museum on site?
Trains reminds me of my childhood 😂 we lived 3 doors down from the tracks
This is my viewing for tomorrows tea
Nice hunt 👍👍❤️
Thanks Chig'
73rd like, love the troll trains and relics
Lots of traffic on those rails!!!
Economy has been running hot for more than three years now.
Those are sink holes that some genius tried to fill, in interesting ways.
Trolllllllllll traaaaaaaaainnnnnnnnn.
Great finds Chigg
Those sicle bar teeth Kill me!! 😵💫🙄 They sound SO good!!?🤔😵💫😒🙄
Can we get more information on Mr. Mike's chain please and thank you.
@slimwantedman6694 I don't think he had it figured out yet for sure.
Chig can you explain the different dials on a metal detector and what each does. Thank you
You can bury me the day I quit learning. Thanks, Beau.
Thank you Tom. A most excellent donation!
I bet southern troops were in that spot that barrel band was found.
Nice to see trains go by without nasty graffiti on them.
11:55 looks similar to some old leatherworking hammers, I think I've seen one like it in a working museum.
The forst 5 Seconds had me dying. When you cut Mike off I laugh. Good guy great video
Spike might have been part of horse drawn farm equipment?. Spring tooth harrow ??? Used to drag the ground.
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What a great video 😃
I seen Hobo Shoestring on that train😂😂. Yall should do a collab Chigg...
Haven't watched him in a while, but those trains are probably running through Baltimore where stobe the hobo got killed in 2017. RIP Jim stobie.
We used that size of trap for muskrats and mink , up north
Harrow tooth
I remember my first harrow tooth. We find them here in Europe too.
What was the purpose of the artillery chain? I'm visiting DC from Alaska and, as I've driven around the area, I keep checking fields hoping to catch you guys out digging!
I might be wrong but from what I've seen the chain was kind of like a parking brake, they loop around the wheel to immobilise it.
You Got You a Hot Spot.
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That was a troll train
Chigg,
What model of Garrett AT Pro are you using? Thinking about getting one soon. It looks like it goes pretty deep.
Thanks,
Doug in NC
AT Max
No site is ever hunted out.
Are they broken horseshoes or whole oxen shoes?
Could that hole be a privy?
There are no homes in that area.
Did they have privys for the camps or not there long enough to create an actual privey
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Cant tell if i got it yet