Hope you all enjoy this longer than usual video!! Sit back and relax and watch me find some absolute smokers 🔥🔥 Have a good one 🇺🇸

So glad to see some young men passionate about artifact hunting.

We, my girlfriend and I loved this video. Great walk and talk and those three bifaces were absolutely awesome. Keep doing what you are doing and bringing us on your adventures. 🤙

Holy crap what a hunt!!! That guilford and that cache are my favorites!! You def know your stuff too!! I could learn a few things from you. Thanks for sharing this awesome hunt!

No man, they were LIVING there/here. Not camping. Great videos !

Nice finds enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure

I love it!! I've been hunting Missouri for 30 plus years...and I remember how exciting it is to find some awesome artifacts

I had to sun. Your enthusiasm is contagious. What beautiful finds. Keep looking and keep having fun

Good job finding the cache ! You’ll always look in that spot for more pieces! Love the excitement!👍👍👍

NEVER be sorry for being insanely excited about finding this stuff! Massively fascinating. Imagine the person that made it.

Unbelievable hunt ! Enjoyed every second of it !

Glad you have a strong heart. I don't think mine would stand the excitement. Great find brother. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Many blessings.

Congrats on the killer hunt man! That blade cache was sweet!

Sweet Cache Buddy, those are some big ole blades, I've found chunks of that green ryolite before but haven't found a blade made from it, nice finds Dude, Congratulations, God Bless & GL&HH!!

Fantastic artifact finds. You have a fantastic honey hole there. Keep on saving them. Thanks for sharing.

That was the best video that I have seen this year! Wow! Congrats! God bless!

"Loaded like a meatlovers pizza" 😂😂. That's what I'm talking about 🔥. Congrats bro! I already know you're gonna make a nice display for those bad boys 💪. That was a great couple days of hunting, you killed it! 💥. I hope your 2024 is just as good ✌️

Amazing finds!! Great video!! 🔥

Wow that was a thankful Thanksgiving in many ways! Congratulations on the finds and the blade cache! They are so beautiful! All the best in the New Year.

Wow awesome video! And it is crazy to think that you are probably the first to touch those in thousands of years

Exciting stuff right there man, congrats!

Good work on the cache! I've collected for over 45 years, but only have found two caches that entire time.

awesome vid man good finds!!

Congratulations on the cache you’re on a good spot I bet you can’t wait to get back there. Please be there please be there. That was awesome Guilford round base that you found when you were leaving that just added a lot more fuel to the fire of collecting artifacts I’ve been collecting over 35 years I started when I was around 10 years old in the garden where I lived Growing up keep it up enjoying the channel. I definitely hit that subscribe button Good luck on your future hunts

Great finds young man! You’ve got the big for sure!

Beautiful arrows like blue , crystal ,all ya done good, and vids enjoyed

Amazing finds! I would be in heaven finding all of that. Great job 👏

Heck yeah bro good stuff 💃💃💃💃💯

Great finds buddy. I really enjoyed ur video. To be honest this is the first video of urs I have seen, I gave it a shot and I loved it. U earned a new subscriber today buddy.

That last point was nice. Congratulations!!

It's great to see you finding and appreciating such amazing History of our Native ancestors. I love these artifacts and have a collection of my own. Just a tip that could possibly help with your searching. Get an adjustable walking stick or similar wooden pole and attach a long nail off the end. Then add a carabiner to the other end. Clip it to your belt and let it drag behind you leaving a line in the sand/mud. That way you can see where you have been walking and looking. Easier to cover ground that way. Keep up the great content. I'm sure the Great Spirits are thankful you are bringing their lost possessions back to light and appreciating every find.

I saw flint chips you missed in some spots. I look almost daily here in the foothills of NC and have found many many points, blades, etc. I have found them in every state I have traveled to near water sources. Man I wish I could spend a couple days with you and show you a few of my tricks...

Congrats on a killer day and an even more killer spot to hunt!

Duuuuude! So awesome! That's everybody's dream come true right there. Awesome finds. Also, this is your best video yet - not JUST because of the finds. It was wonderfully shot and edited. I can tell you put a lot of time and thought into this. Very entertaining and very easy to watch start to finish - a hard thing to achieve with a 30 min video. Keep up the great work!!!!

Great job. Love your passion. Blessings

Great and amazing finds ❤

amazing hunt man, absolutely killer finds!

SHARED EXCITEMENT........ MORE PLEASE......... Geeezzzzz Loui😅😅😅❤zzzzeeeee

This is great love your content

Outstanding brother👍🇺🇸

Awesome finds!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍🙂

What a score 👏 ❤ You must have an amazing collection.

Way to go young man. Awesome day for sure!!

Good job!

Im jealous, I've never found anything that awesome. Thats so cool.

Awesome hunt and finds, young man...

Good one man really good one

Good stuff my Friend 👍

Super cool

Business in the front, party in the back.

You talking about having a secret honey hole, well you my friend you have one. Great video man!!

Amazing couple days of hunting

Holy smokes that’s amazing

Cool finds!

Great video bud! I just subscribed. I hunt in Virginia Beach and Chesapeake, Virginia. I’m an old fart, 56, I’ve only been hard at it for a couple years. It’s a great hobby, wish I had started sooner, like you man! I like the quacking ducks you used to bleep out the expletives, cracked me up. Also laughed at the scene where you said you’d be enjoying editing the footage of that huge sweet Guiford blade, and you showed yourself doing just that! 😂 Killer finds, my parents were both North Carolinians but I’ve never hunted there. Great job on the video, I was definitely entertained and impressed, keep em coming!

Damn nice finds ...u remind me of myself some yrs ago when i first got into collecting and to be honest im still like that 😊

Wow what a site, that's incredible!

That flake you threw down was a bow and arrow point. I’m pretty sure. Looked like a Madison!!

that quartz tip MIGHT be a whole point!! that's what I find most of where I'm at in middke Ga

👍 congrats man

Awesome

It is amazing how you can walk over them jus to findxthem later

AT 32:36, when you found the base. In the upper right corner under the rounded rock, looks like an artifact. Pointed on one end and rounded and work on the other.

Cool finds! It's amazing how crude most those artifacts are. I suppose it has something to do with the time period of them and availability of resources. I live on the west coast and most artifacts were hand crafted at a pretty high level and most the rocks were carried from camp to camp from an entirely different area.

When I go out I have a back pack with some newspaper..easy to tote..

How fun! I'm jealous, lol. Also, you should carry a spray bottle and save time going back and forth to the water.

They were used in the processing of acorns and other nuts. The lakes edge will have the newest artifacts that washed out. I would grid hunt this area.pick a point from the shore line to the water. Then walk out to the water,take 2 or 3 steps to the side,then walk back to the shore and repeat until you have covered that whole lake. You can miss a lot of artifacts by not hunting this way. You will more thoroughly cover your site. You should also be cataloging the site and each find. I would also recommend that you mark the location of your finds on your G.P.S. Over time you will see a pattern of clusters of artifacts showing up. I hope you will find these method tips helpful. Good job and keep the excitement coming. I have been hunting for almost 60 years and I still get as excited as the first one I found. Good hunting.

At 26:50 mark there is a cut stone you move out of the way to get that point, could be an axe

If I were you I’d be going back to that tree and taking that curved “flake”-a lot of Clovis tools were curved. 👍🏻

You should organize artifact hunting trips for seniors or those with some mobility issues. I have to use a cane or walker, and artifact hunting is one a giving I can sometimes do, depending on the terrain. I have to walk slowly, and that's a skill you need to spot artifacts!

I know where you are 😊 my family and I camp there a lot. Never seen the lake level that low before though. I actually went today and found two points. Congrats on finding that cache. That is so incredible!! I’m a new subscriber 😊

.SEVERAL FINDINGS, THAT PLACE WAS A FRIEND WORKSHOP, MANY INDICATIONS THAT THEY WERE THERE. LPBLESSINGS FOR MY YOUNG FRIEND.

Great Finds Kiddo! Just a little advise (if u want it) if i found a cashe , I would NEVER show the area around you) I dont live far from there and im tempted to give it a go! However, I will not. You have a great spot , but your probably gonna have company after this video. Great Finds !

Saw a few rocks I believe I'd have put in my bag. 😃

Does the broken tip you found next to the blade on day #1 match up to the tip-less blade on day #3? You got one helluva'n eye for 'em. Congrats bud!

The thing i find amazing is why europe didnt have flint arrowheads. Perhaps they did but the topsoil is always getting replenished much quicker

look at 3 min. on the dot. oops !

Does anyone else have this thing going on? When the young man is walking to wash off a relic, it seems like he’s gone past dozens of slightly fuzzy points. Is that just us projecting images of the very things we are looking for? My favorite is when he uncovers a point but my mind thinks that I can see several points that he could have gotten. So what are my eyes looking at? Am I the only one? Is this a sign of early onset of dementia? Just add ‘er to the list of things going on these days. Anyway a very fine and interesting video that got me to thinking that I may be losing my mind..

Treasure finds

I think the drill @10:28 may actually be a Randolph arrowhead. They are known to have cortex showing and aren't particularly well made. Randolphs are a post-contact point when agriculture and livestock reduced the need for hunting.

Killer finds little brother, what a way to end it with the guilford

Those pitted stones/"nutting" stones are pitted anvils/bipolar anvils used in the knapping/material reduction process. Not for cracking nuts imo, bipolar knapping.

4:18 what about the hardstone ax or banner laying on the left of that blade?

I’m in NC let’s hunt man. I’ve yet to look for points in NC just moved here for work but I find lots of good stuff up north

Would love to be there with you. Me and my cousin go hunting for arrowheads in Sampson county.

The three large ones are amazing ✝️✝️✝️

Congratulations buddy, people hunt a lifetime and not find a cache…

Captain Youre gonna need a bigger bag

HAMMER STONE ....OR A CORN MUFFIN ? WE MAY NEVER KNOW !

I found a round base Gilford thirty years ago about one hundred miles from you. Mine looks exactly like yours. Weird

3:35 CHALCEDONY

I think you missed one... thought you were gonna reach for it but you had your eyes on another. Pause at 23:16, to the right of that large rock center-screen...

The Good Lord Blessed you On This One Brother 💯💯

You missed the other one right by the first

You missed one in the cash where you pulled the second one

Found a Stanfield blade last satday

Guitar player hands!

I'm freekn jealous! Man I hope ur on p. property??

U MISSED ANOTHER BLADE OR POSSIBLY AXE THE WAY ITS SHAPED AT 25:09 UNDER THE DIRT CLOD/ ROCK JUS ABOVE THE ROCK U PICKED UP..

Isn’t removing artifacts from public land illegal?