Who was that guy?

Guysadventure you tube channel I think he said

Ginger is a plant, not a person.

Very enthusiastic fella. He suits the chiggs personality perfectly.

His energy is brilliant

*I'minlovewithabeaver*

Good people and good times! Beau please tell what state is this? Have fun and thanks for the daily updates 👍🏼♥️🇺🇸

@@debbiegradowski9885I'm guessing it's Louisiana judging my the texture of the dirt.

@@debbiegradowski9885 Eastern North Carolina as indicated in the video description

Good video chigg you forgot to bring your arrowhead detector again

Edit: this is my favorite video of the past year!!!

Unfortunately, if it's done willy nilly it's no better than looting.

Like real estate it's location location location, best hobby ever.

I use to do this as a kid in Missouri Cousins would take me arrowhead hunting What a good time we had!!

I didnt know it was a hobby until a few years ago, I'm so glad other people are as weird as me.

I'm teaching myself how to flintknap, with help from books and videos on KZfaq, my husband and I hunt for arrowheads and other Indian Artifacts,,our property was an Indian reservation. Before 1887. Cool how lucky am I. Thanks for all your cool info 😎

@@joannem3568 My father and uncle also hunted for ancient artifacts and my father could flint Knap very well. He would take an arrowhead he made out when we would go hunting and put it in the row in front of my uncle as a joke to see if he could fool him. Although my father was very skilled at making small Washita points my uncle who was in his 70's had hunted artifacts his entire life and was never fooled. My uncle had a collection that was very valuable and would loan points to museums. When my uncle and aunt built their new house he filled all of the flower beds with broken points. He had many 55 gallon bags of broken points he had collected over the years. We knew a farmer who had a field next to a large river. One summer he turned the earth over a foot deep with a plow. There was a mound about 200 ft. across where a Washita camp was. They would move the camp periodically for sanitary purposes and then move back. When the farmer turned the earth over it was unreal. You could see where they had fire pits. The black outline was still visible on the ground. There were areas that flint chips were so thick you knew they set right there 1100 years ago and made points. You couldn't walk across that mound without walking on bone fragments, flint chips, or pieces of muscle shell. We would walk across the entire field and take two rows each. Between my father, my uncle and myself we found around 500 points on that field not counting celts and broken points. After a real hard rain my father and I went over to hunt and walked in from the South side of the mound. We discovered the rain had washed a small ditch across the field and exposed the remains of two bodies who had been buried on their backs in the fetal position. We covered the graves back up so no one could see the grave sites. Often they buried very good points or beads with bodies and some people rob these graves. The large field where the burials were was white and shiney all summer long with broken muscle shells. It is amazing how those shells survived all those years and look like they just came out of the river. The farmer never turned the earth over that deep again and the field became like all the others along the rivers I used to hunt. My father and uncle could both identify all of the points they found and date them but I know most but I am not as knowledgeable as they were. I do have many books to identify if I have a question. Hunting in an Indian Reservation sounds like it would be fun. Did you find a lot of artifacts? You can also look around lake shores when the water level drops and in creek beds. Good Luck and I am sure you will do well. Take care and stay safe.

Only stone artifacts so far and pieces of chert,, no arrowheads yet , only moved here 3 years ago, so , plus been hunting fields we have permission on. 😉 Thanks

@@joannem3568 When I first started my uncle could spot a very small tip of a point sticking out of the ground that I had walked over. We would use broken fishing rods to flip the points or chips out of the ground so there wasn't so much bending. If you have permission in a field that is on high ground near a river go hunting after he discs the ground and it rains real hard and you will find points. 👍