Me too Lynn. Sometimes it’s good to stop and take it all in. Natures blessings.

You too Twins! I hope your summer is going well.

I, too, used these old two three bottom plows. This was the days before hydraulic pumps and to place the plow into and out of the land, we had a trip rope that engaged a wheel walker that popped it right up as long as the tractor was moving. Do you remember the short piece of wire you had to tie on the end of the rope that was a safety device in case the plow detached from the tractor. The wire would break well before the rope and this prevented the rope from pulling the trip device out of the wheel. There was nothing like this smell of fresh turned land in the spring using a mold board plow.

Were you raised on a family farm?

@@rolandtomkellam9306 yes in Ohio.

@@rolandtomkellam9306 very true Tom. Loved the smell of cut hay, the barn smells and the peace from tilling the land.

yep I think it is like a pull tab.

You bet!

What's amazing is where this farm is located and not on the beaten path so to speak.

Thanks buddy. This is what it’s like

Glad you enjoyed it Jimmy. Thanks for watching.

Hey Virgil thanks and Gods blessings over you too friend. I appreciate the comment and kindness and that you are checking out my older videos. There are over 220 of them so hopefully you don’t get too bored…honestly my earliest videos even my first are my favorites.

You are very welcome and never get bored with learning and the great hunts I just got my APH hoodie and hat in the mail God Bless and happy dirt fishin….Virgil

Hey Hot Mess it can be a fine line. The Haters on your channel (and we all have them), will complain about the "boring stuff" but we know the boring stuff is the reality of the hobby. If they are honest, they know it too. I film it all and once included these finds (pull tabs, poptops, and cans) in some part in every video but fall into a trap of not including them to appease to a broader audience to keep retention higher but maybe I should do a bit more like I did in this one. I almost never included this scene but most of the day is digging the trash unless every permission is Gold like some channels portray....which I stopped watching. What is your channels name?

@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives I would say the longer I've been on KZfaq the stronger I've had to become and now I try to let those haters just roll right off my back 😆😆. I appreciate the realness in a video and the feedback from the community in seems to agree when I've discussed it with them. If nothing else including it in the wrapup, just showing the trash from the day as well. I truly believe that's what helped me get started and stick with it when I was new. I knew that I wasn't gonna find great treasures in everyhole and sometimes not every hunt. I show some trash still because I want to encourage the new people starting out by letting them know it's not always glamour and gold. 😆 (This) Hott Mess Fishin is my channel, (I injured my leg a month ago so content before that would definitely be more interesting but I'm finally getting the clearance to slowly start getting back out there to hunt again 💥) I started KZfaq as only a 🎣 fishin channel, but then incorporated magnet fishin and dirt fishin. I'd say I'm about 95% Detecting now. I've found my passion for sure. When I'm not injured I do a live hunt and a video once a week.

Hey thanks and you have my support. Your message just appeared by the way, hence my response now. I watch Twin Diggers Minnesota too. Pam and Pat are very authentic and from what I've seen of your videos, so are yours. In my early videos I used to show everything, but after 3 Go Pros (constant turning on and off wearing them out), I only shoot half, and sometimes only after popping the plug. Keep up the good work and let God bless your efforts....cheers.

Hey Matthew hope all is well there in those lovely mountains of NC. How is the family?

@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives Everyone is well. Thanks. Hope ya'll are all well.

yep, I need to go back during better weather. Really any site here in the valley has the potential for CW relics.

@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives you betcha, as they say here in the Northwest👍

Steve buddy please be careful. Are you doing okay now? Ribs are hard to heal I’ve heard. The rain put a damper on this one but the place is promising. I went ahead and released this as a short video as a teaser so to speak. I need to go back and do a deep dive there and I feel more is definitely there.

@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives I have 6+ weeks of recovery time except for a lot of pain I’m ok. My great grandson was behind me and I didn’t know it so I lost my balance because I was not going to fall on him. I hit the kitchen table. I should have known he was there he is right with his papaw if I’m in the room. I’ll be waiting on the next video. I’m not going anywhere.

@@stevespears3341 speedy recovery my friend. I will pray for your healing.

Thanks...made the best of a rainy day but I'm certain there is potential with this place and we just scratched it.

Hey buddy I trust all is well....life is good.