Thanks for the adventure Todd. I really appreciate how you present the artifacts in a clean and clear method.

Stunning scenery some great finds and an awesomely presented video.

Great adventure! Love the design of the old axe head.

What a beautiful area to detect. Amazing finds out there, love the history. Happy hunting

Another great day out detecting on the old home place Todd. What a beautiful place to be detecting Todd. An so much history to be uncovered there. An such a beautiful day to be out in the woods looking for old relics. An another awesome video Todd as always. There's just so much ground to be detected in this place. An so many old home sites. There's just no limit to what you might uncover. Congrats on all this finds you guys uncovered on this adventure. Todd have an awesome weekend my friend. We will catch you on your next outing. As always Todd, keep the history alive. 😁👍👍

This was a pretty property. You found a lot of nice things. I like all the iron too.

It's really nice to be able to research your own family by detecting in your back yard. Not many people have that opportunity. Although with the fires it's kind of unfortunate, im sure there were a lot of family heirlooms lost every time they lost a house. Still theres probably more items to yet be discovered. Great historical hunt. Thanks for the video.

Awesome adventure and gorgeous place. Could be a park. The artifacts tell the story and the story itself provides great context Todd.

Thank you

Todd a beautiful location and your backstory. Button mania, makes me wonder why so many were lost. Loved the axe head and the iron items you found. So nice your friends came along to help dig history. Take care.👏👍😀

Most all family homesteads had a small family grave yard. I know this because I’ve seen many. While I was relic hunting old big homesites .

You had some great finds Todd. The design of the buttons look like Roses. I wonder what kind of garment they went too?

Awesome hunt and finds thank you so very much for sharing 👍🇺🇸

I think at 14:20 it's a butterfly nested in a flower wreath. This was a really cool site! I'm one of those that really love the iron stuff. It emits the history of craftsmanship, use and toil. But the buttons were quite the find.

Great video Todd! Once again, thanks for sharing!

I love the history you share with us

Very cool buttons Todd! All that neat iron at that one house site! It’s so fun to find items of our past to date and determine what they were used for!! Thanks again Todd!!

Hello my friend I’m sorry I’m so late watching but I was at the eye doctors yesterday. When I got home I couldn’t see a thing until today. Great video I love those old places and all the history in the ground. Stay safe say hello to the family for me.

Wow so beautiful there. I love the patina on your buttons. Very serene and peaceful place. The story was very interesting.

Always worried when detecting old homesites wondering where the grave sites are. Three of the same buttons in a row, regardless of the depth. Gives me the shivers.

I was great video you guys had some really nice finds.I enjoy your videos and good luck to you.

Good stuff, enjoyed the video!

That's such a beautiful place. You do such a great job of telling the history of places. I watched some of your older ones last night. I still love the one where you talked to the older man Ralph I think was his name. So much history is lost because people don't listen to the older people who lived those times. My crazy landlord and I argue because he says he loves history too but what he watches is current events. He says well it will be history one of these days. I laugh at him and tell him yes but we won't be around and he is already living history. He's really only about a yr and half older than me but I like to aggravate him. He's a lot like my brother who at 83 still thinks and still does stuff like climbing on the roof to remove an old chimney that was cracking off and they don't use any more. My landlord was one the house next door one day washing the roof off with a rope tied to the chimney and one end ties around his wrist. When I asked why he said he could grab it if he started to fall i told no his arm would be dangling from the rope and he would be laying in the ground. So I came in and made him some home pimento cheese spread and he came down to eat. His rope is still tied to the chimney. So when he does crazy stuff I know I can distract him with food. Lol thank you so much for letting me enjoy your adventures and you can tell me to shut up any time you want to. God bless you and your family

Todd, the cut lead looks like someone may have been making a makeshift rear sight for a musket. Of course the original would have been made of iron or brass, but if someone was out in the bush they may had to make due with what they had with them. I know I have jack legged things like this many times.

I wonder if that flat rounded object with the tube connected could be a coffee pot basket that held the ground coffee ?? That’s what it looks like to me !!

A lot of iron on this hunt.l like the coins better. Have a great weekend

I recently found your channel and I can’t stop watching it. Lol. I’m amazed at the number of the old shanked buttons you find! I was wondering if anyone knows how they were sewed on, did the shank go through the fabric and sewed from behind or just sewed from the front? Looking forward to your future videos!

i think the loops and the other piece with them are more parts for the saddle cinch.

Hi! I identified the pattern of a piece of the china you found, the one with the brown little lines. It's an Ironstone china pattern called Tea Leaf. Mfg by Alfred Meakin from England. 1890 - 97. I cant get a pic here for you to see. I can send it to you if you want. Its unmistakable. My mom collected Ironstone china and I recognized that was Tea Leaf!

The MineLab rules….of course anything but Garrett. LOL. Poor Tom and his shotgun shells. Enjoyed the video.

Thanks! GBO!!

That weird shaped piece of metal looks to me that it could have been a homemade rear sight for a rifle of some kind. Just a wild guess but the v notch in it is what reminded me of a rear sight

Part of a clock? At the original homestead. The Germans had amazing clocks. You may have found a clock brought all the way from the Rheinland during the Prussia/Hapsberg Era. Cool.

That round hollow piece that looked crushed reminds me of a powder flask.

Love seeing you in Hardy Co. My fathers family (mom and dads) are from there. There was a restaurant and a small motel that was a See family. Not sure it is there anymore. I still have some cousins that are there. Wardensville.. another area that was surveyed by George Washington.....

Another button. Wait another button. Wait another button…. Lol great hunt!

Your videos keep getting beter! Great job👍And thank you!

I moved to West Virginia and I don't know where to metal detect. I live close to the place known as the county actually Welch. What advice can you give me