You have the best videos, the quality is what makes it, the camera isn’t being jerked around, scenery is great, music, language, I just can’t say enough good things about them, I love seeing all your finds too.

I'm glad you proved that going after the iron targets could reap a good result. It helps novices like me.

The iron may not have the eye pop of gold and silver, but the historical significantce and insight into these people's lives holds much interest to me. Great finds!

From the small hammer, small scissors, thimble, shoe buckles, and buttons, I would say a shoe maker or tailor lived there. Always dig up iron! Lots of cool, old antiques are iron! And, valuable! Love your videos!

My #1 rule is dig em all. Because if you are digging a pristine site all the targets are an artifact. Really great location!! Thanks for sharing it with us!!

Absolutely a top notch video! Your photography and the beauty of it is impressive! Not to mention the nature lessons. We enjoy your videos so much more than the others. Thank you Brad.

This is one of my favorite videos of GMMD.

Well that Reale was nice but that silver button....amazing, so beautifully engraved, a great find!

This is the 3rd video of yours I be watched this morning and I must say that I'm deeply impressed! You've rekindled my desire to get my detector out and get to digging again. I moved to Frankfort, KY. 4 yrs. ago and haven't had my equipment out since. I live on an area that the original family heirs still own dating back to the first settlers in the area. I have permission and just need to get out. Many thanks!

The piece you call a fire poker (your imagined sword) looks more likely to be a "POT HOOK" for retrieving a cooking pot/kettle from it's place on the fire in the hearth. Most "pokers" I've seen have a much more pronounced hook on them and yours looks like it is made to hook the thick wire type handles of the period. I could be wrong, but that one is pretty close to what ours looks like at our camp, only your find is most likely much, much older than ours is. GREAT VIDEO BTW.......

I haven’t commented in a while and I truly apologize because your efforts on your channel are always an oasis to watch for my wife and I, and though we thank you so very much for your gift 🎁 to all who watch, we also thank your family for sharing you with us. We are blessed because of this. 🙏🏻

As always, great cinematography, great music, great narration and awesome discoveries. Good job my friend.

WHAT a day! Wow. Appreciate the foraging aspects and that beautiful Trillium thank you!

Thanks Brad. Love for you to do a video of your display boxes..On July 6 I'm doing a full display of all my finds in the last 40 years at a historical type day at the WW2 airport here on Dunnville Ontario

amazing, you and the land owner are likely the first people to be at that sight in over 200 years. top it off with those terrific finds, definately a very good day. congrats!

Great digging! Another rich site that I hope warrants a return video. There's more stuff there. I have a hammer with a similar small head and was told that it was a shoe cobbler's hammer. Very enjoyable video.

You are so lucky to have access to such cool places. Great video as usual.

Just found your channel a few days ago and have been binge watching. Great job on the research, finds, and videos! You make me want to head to those beautiful Vermont mountains!

I really love your work, Brad. Have been following you for years. Most enjoyable! Thank you!

I am an outdoor Englander stuck indoors in the remnants of hurricane Lorenzo with a broken arm and I've watched 7 of your videos today, and counting, and subbed to your channel - loving your choice of location and love of history and great finds. more please...lol

Great finds ! I dig iron heck I dig most tones. I found the fork looking piece of the shoe buckle at my last dig. My 1st confirm colonial find!

Me and Russ pulled 5 folding "clasp" knives from a 1750s British camp...so, yep! Cool find.

Great video awesome finds!! Thanks for taking us along!!

Always great videos Brad..I always look forward to seeing what new treasures you find..keep up the great work !

You found some very nice relics and coins. I always look forward to your videos.

At last, somebody using a squirter bottle! I wondered why nobody used one and now you have. Great!

Another great video. Really liked all finds. Everything in your is always high quality. Beautiful mountains of Vermont. Thanks waiting forth next video.

Love how you describe the pristine time period finds areas....it's a detectorists dream! The silver button is gorgeous!

I. Dig. Every. Thing. You never know. Nice. Finds. 🗡🏹

That's why some say. Dig all your targets! I can smell the silver thimble coming! LoL good finds bud!

I am so happy for you!!! What cool finds! Thank you for taking us with you.

That's why I keep watching, like seeing someone excited over a rusted piece of metal, truly enjoying the sport and the history that goes with it, it's not just about finding "Treasure". Keep it up Brad.

If you keep digging iron targets you will double your finds. Really good video.

This video was so interesting! I love all the random things you found. Can't wait til I can get my own metal detector! I love old things with a story. Even if I don't know the story.

1st rule of metal detecting: Fill your holes. 2nd rule if metal detecting: Dig every signal. Great video!

Ok, I'm officially binging on your videos. Of all the treasures hunters/detectors, your videos are put together the best. Thanks for taking us along on your searches.

I have an idea....Just a thought...Ad the phrase "let's keep going" to your T-shirts. with a pic of you walking away from the camera swinging a detector. I think that would be cool. Maybe the shot about 13.20m in to your video...love watching them , by the way. Thanks for doing what you do.

Not a button but one half of a silver colonial cufflink. I have found a similar shape/design intact.

Great job, buddy! Don't forget us little people that have been here for a while when you blow ALL the way up. ❤

Another awesome video adventure! You do a fantastic job putting these together. Keep up the good work.

Great finds Brad, looks like you found someones old sewing box contents, very cool, could that old folding knife perhaps be a shaving razor? well done brad cant wait for the next one ;>)

Once you've cleaned the scissors, spray with corrosion x. In a week or two they will probably move with no damage.

SUPER video and finds! It's amazing what you'll find when you change things up at times. I'm VERY sure that you will be revisiting sights again soon digging the low tones.

Great video Brad! You found a lot of nice colonial artefacts that have been in the earth waiting for you 250 years later!

The great what if..... love that button! Scissors, thimble and buttons, a common theme there?

What you called a folding knife looks to me like it might be a straight razor, but you've handled it - would that make sense to you?

I never would have dug that tone makes me wonder how many treasures left behind.Great video as always.love the intro tune!

That little home site gave you some very nice finds. I love the button and Real. Thank you for another enjoyable video.

Shoe buckles, a tack hammer, and a thimble. Perhaps you found the remains of a cobblers shop

Has all the makings of a tailor, scissors,thimble. buttons,buckles and tack hammers. :)

Great hunt today Brad. Well done on the cool finds. I would love to see how some of these items clean up and how you display them. That might be an idea for a future video. :)

Love every hunt. Thanks for your time and talking us with you.

Hi Brad. Great hunt mate! I think what you think is a silver button is a part of a 1700's silver cuff-link. Pretty Cool ;)

I think the folding knife could actually be a shaving razor!

As a kid in Minnesota we used to catch spotted salamanders and make terrariums to put them in. We would watch the salamander grow and reproduce in the terrarium. It was the neatest thing ever. We would then replace the adults and the young salamanders back into the forest/swamp where we found them. As a kid it was cool to see nature unfold before your eyes. I was 9 or younger. I left MN and never saw another Spotted Salamander. I'm now 50. It was great to be a young kid in the 70's and be outside all day and come home when the street lights came on. Not many kids today could say they have done that.

Great video Brad! I definitely think you should double back to some of your more pristine sites and dig all the iron targets now! What a eureka moment!

A silver button would be a good way to hide your wealth from thieves if you had to pass through a rough neighborhood.

Dont think it's a poker, they used that for pulling up the lids on pots when their hot, and pulling up on the handles of the pots to move them around.

Awesome finds of history thanks for sharing the journey

Thanks for sharing another great hunt.

Wow that coins was minted the year my house was built in NH

Shoe buckle? Keep digging, you might find the person it belonged to!

Great finds just think that stuff hasn't been tuched for 200 years really enjoyed the show. Thank you.

This is the best video I've seen regarding medical detecting hands down. Thank you and looking forward to more.

ALWAYS dig iron targets: there are amazing items!

I try to avoid surprises in the hole. No sir.... Don’t like surprises.

An amazing area! Some outstanding and historically significant finds! Wow! You need to keep hitting that place until the signals are no more! Take care and H.H.

That was an awesome hunt! Hope you go back and try some more... As always it had a lot of beautiful scenery that you have a good eye for!

Make a video showing your collection I would love to see everything you've found

Yes to edible plants. Awesome finds. Now go back to all the places you've been lol. Keep hunting for your sword Brad.

I was glad to get my notification of your video 😀 That cellar is a treasure trove of surprises. Another great video. I am another who would love for you to do a foraging from the land video 👍 I've heard that fiddleheads are really tasty, I didn't know there was more than one version 🤷 one good and one not so much. That alone was good to find out. 👍

Awesome hunt! Definitely understand how you want to go back and double check all those iron tones LOL. Thimble, button & scissors .... Could be a sewing kit. Love your videos for the music, nature scenes and excitement!

The button your calling a compass may just be a Viking button?

I would return to the places you have dug before now that you know what you know. Heck ya!

Unbelievable, fantastic finds. I wish I could find spots like that in Jersey. Your a very lucky man and a hard worker. Great researcher. Thank you for the knowledge and great videos. Keep on the great work Brad.

Brad, you do a great job with your videos. It’s not just swing a coil and dig a target video, you make it interesting and personal. Great finds, would love to find a shoe buckle.

Great video. You gave me some hope when digging iron. Thanks, Brad!

Stellar video Brad, congrats great finds man!

What’s so amazing about a lot of what you find especially the silver button,someone went and with small tools and carved that beautiful design,that’s so cool

love going on these hikes with you thank you for recording the scenery

You know that’s one thing that got me hooked on your vids... not just another metal detector, but an ecologist, a historian and all around out doorsman . And as manny times as I’ve been out in the woods I’ve never run into the eggs like you just shown.

Awesome video & yeah go back and revisit places : see sometimes things aren’t what they seem😉 great stuff. Love your channel , thanx for posting

Dude - been watching your videos for a while and just felt compelled to comment on how awesome and calming your choice of music mixed with the lighting for this day was.

Very soothing music and no matter what you find, it's a pleasure to watch your videos...Keep up the good work!!!

Awesome finds! Might be worth another trek back to that cellar and the others on that property. Keep up the great vids! Love em! I say dig it all! :)

Got to love the unexpected finds! Congrats on finding the half Reale and that octagonal silver button! Sweet... 🎧

Never know what's hiding in the ground. Another awesome video. Ramps, fiddleheads, morels and trout ... OH MY!!! Great video!!

Hi Brad, omg congrats on the Silver Half Reale, wow that's awesome and it's in such good condition too considering it's age. With the silver button they actually were hallmarking things way back in the 1300's which is way cool. Such a fabulous hunt this week, brilliant. Thanks for taking us along. x

One of the other MD episode I started watching said "this is why we dig iron" good luck in the future finds. 🇦🇺

Another great video, keep up the good work and good luck with your search for treasures 👍👍

Wow sooo interesting to see those finds! Great video as usual.👍🏻

That was a great hunt with interesting finds. Thankyou for sharing.

Each week I look forward to getting back into the remote woods of Vermont. Today was exceptional! You earned it, hiking in and out as far as you do. Keep up the excellent work.

Down to earth and highly satisfying!This nutures beginners.Thanks!

As always another great video. I enjoy listening to your knowledge of the woods and the things that grow/live there. As a kid in Ont., Can. a friends mom took us to the woods to hunt for Fiddleheads. I don't remember her letting us eat them though. Great finds and love how you share your knowledge on everything. TFS!

Loved your dig. So cool!

Great video as always! It appears as if you found the lady of the house’s sewing kit: thimble, shears and button. Everything but the needle and thread.

Thanks for these beautifully done videos. Though a city boy I have a lifelong love of rambling the woods of New England, starting with hiking with my dad in the Blue Hills near Boston. Spanish-American silver and gold were legal tender in the US until 1857, when the mint was finally able to procure enough bullion to satisfy the needs of American commerce with its own coinage. The many forgotten farmsteads are silent testament to the US’ westward expansion. Even as early as the 1820s people abandoned the thin stony soils of the northeast for the unbelievably fertile western Plains terrirories, where it was said you could throw a seed on the ground and the wheat would fairly jump back out at you.

Learning something new every day! Great video! Amazing finds!

Great music, Brad. Youre very talented..