Metal Detecting : Don't Throw It Away!

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I highly recommend that you never throw away things you find metal detecting IF you do not positively know what they are. For example, on my last hunt, I almost threw away one very cool relic and thought twice about another. This video is my journey through that process.
As always, this is a how to metal detecting outdoor adventure vlog that is family-friendly and hopefully fun.
About Aquachigger:
I like to make videos that promote my lifestyle of outdoor adventure, metal detecting, yapping, searching for river treasure, SCUBA diving, exploring abandoned places, hiking, caving, caring for animals and pets, and observing the things outdoors that often go unnoticed. I keep my KZfaq "Aquachigger" channel family-friendly and hope you subscribe if you like my style.
I hope to see you guys out there!
#chiggsarmy #aquachigger #garrett

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@aquachigger

Please see my last video if you care to see me find the relics I talk about in this video.

@andrewterry1801

Love videos from the relic room thanks chig 👍

@susansmith6680

The beaver 🦫 is killing me because he has a special relationship with Beau. Good co-host.

@raynin

I always love relic room videos. You should show some more electrolysis videos as well.

@JustAnotherTP

I always love it when you take the time to provide more information. You're much appreciated, Professor.

@aserta

Our group doesn't throw anything. We still have all of the stuff we've found almost a decade and a half ago. And the simple reason is... maybe you don't know now, but you may know tomorrow. And sometimes, not always, but sometimes, you end up finding the rest of "item x". They're all geo-tagged and categorized on one of our guy's property. He has free space and enjoys tagging and writing stuff up. He wants to open up a museum when he gets old. :))

@rubegoldburg7841

The bayonet is in phenomenal shape. Amazing👍

@kenramsburg7772

Chig at his best, teaching us dummies the proper methods of researching artifacts from the American Civil War. Well done. I would like to see more.

@slngblde

The beaver cracked me up

@Travelling..Bottle..Digger

Those mystery items always turn out to be something you'd never imagine

@JustAnotherTP

Buy you a cup of coffee? Thanks for another lesson, Beau.

@ironcladranchandforge7292

The ultimate man cave!! Thanks Chigg. Love the relics and the history.

@TomFromMN

Thanks, Beau. You are always great at educating.

@RobbieRayner-tb7ey

Simply amazing Chigg! Thank you so much for sharing!!

@sadnessinside123

I love the back drop.

@artsimpson3670

Mahalo Chigg, You're a great teacher!

@threewheeler624

Thank you for a good video. Always enjoy history and learning, especially from a wise knowledgeable man. Have a great week.

@Langonica

Professor Chigg is the best Chigg. Prove me wrong.

@squirrelorama

Thank you for this brief exposition Chigg! This is exactly what a lot of us asked for more of, a little while back! You heard us and thats what makes this channel one of KZfaq's BEST!! 🏆 Hope you do more of these, its fascinating!