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Anyone else notice the doe tracks?

Are you sure that’s a Palmer? The base of it doesn’t look like it. See how it forks out behind the corner notch?

Awesome finds

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Man I'm not gonna lie. I almost stopped watching after first point but something kept me watching and I'm glad i did! Very unique from what Im used to seeing! Great video and awesome points!!! Thank you!

Gotta stop moving the artifacts around too much in your hand and such, can't really get a good look at any of them but amazing finds regardless!

My family has a farm and property in Reems Creek in WNC and we’ve got a massive family collection they acquired over the last 150 yrs. I love hunting arrowheads!

One of the most common points we find. Nice!

Awesome finds man!

I think that you're in a damn good spot. The potential is there for sure. Best of luck to you.

I love that green ryolite blade. That looks like a Cobbs blade in my opinion. That thing is cool.

I never found points sticking out of the dirt like that. The only points I find on the surface in a plowed field are stained red and usually barely sticking out of a dirt clod. 9 out of 10 times there is no point, but a sharp stone. You are really lucky!!!

From one old fart to another, great content! Glad I stumbled onto your channel!

You are finding some older points 10K +/-. One had Hardaway character.

Very! Good video!. Great work. Thanks for bringing from Western NC. Haven't seen anything from that area. Thank you!

Nice saves man , beautiful material, love that cobbs blade , maybe preform lost lake , back in the day that was rule of thumb . Great finds and congratulations

Lots of hunting!

You're all over em Jeff! Congratulations my friend on some incredible finds! BTW, great drone shots too! Keep it up!

I agree you found two points that looked a lot like worn out daltons not from personal experience im a Colorado collector but from viewing experience !

I believe your "Cobbs" is made of a decent quality green metasiltstone. I found a large knife made of it about a year and a half ago and it remains my favorite material ever. Its pretty rare if that's what it's made of.That is crazy finding 2 possible paleo in such a short amount of time. Im gonna say almost definite on that second one. look up "haw river projectile point" I believe that's what that is (late paleo). Nice finds sir! Ill be in NC early June hopefully pulling some smokers.

Great finds, congratulations! Enjoyed watching you find them.

Jeff. Man! You keep on finding great artifacts! My immediate thought was Cobbs (triangular) for that big blade. You live far enough west in NC that you have finds (and lithics) that are normally found in TN and KY. Best of both worlds (Rhyolite from NC, Quartz(ite) and maybe limestone from your area, cherts from TN/KY)! And you keep finding great Guilfords (I remember that Guilford from a couple of years ago). And those points do look like paleo bases/Daltonish/Hardawayish. Happy for ya!

Congratulations on your finds. Did you ever identify that older base?

Dude it's called flint chip

Man I’ve been trying to find my first point or artifact in the western Piedmont/Foothills of NC for about a month now with no luck! I trout fish creeks around McDowell county and I want to walk creeks there this week. Have you had any luck in McDowell around Curtis or the Catawaba?

Hello I am watching from Western Maryland 👋🏻 We are not too far, I am still looking for my first native American artifact

Awesome finds, love your videos. I too have walked in the cold hunting and finding artifacts in Sampson , Duplin and Pender County with my cousin.

Nice hunt. The same toolkit and material usage extends down into Dekalb County Ga. Quartz and diabase points mostly from the Old Quartz Culture, middle Archaic into early Woodland period. This culture lasted for around 4000 years. The climate was different then being very wet at times and the animal fauna also.

I've found many of those little points in Southeast Dekalb County Ga. Not completely sure what they used them for. Anything from arrow points to engraving tips or for cutting designs for tattoos. It's possible to put a row of them in a curved or straight piece of wood to use as a sickle or weapon.

I’m on my way 😂😂😂

I moved to Todd NC in 2020. Live real close to the New River. Brand new to this stuff. Do you think that a good place to hunt? It’s the oldest river in America.

Nice artifacts, kinda like to see them cleaned up!

Just found your page. Great video. I do a little walking in Wake, Johnston, and Sampson Co, NC.

The piece you found at the end of the video what is it???

Wonderful video sir! You were one of the first arrowhead hunting videos I ever saw during the pandemic!

great vid. great finds.

You have been on a roll my friend! Congratulations on some awesome finds and continued good luck!

You seem to find em in many different settings, definitely shows your dedication, well done, keep on em 😎😎😎

Good video brother, I’ll say it was a first for me seeing someone hunt an industrial tomato farm. I guess wherever you can find dirt on an old hunting site will produce 👍👍👍

Jeff...Glad to see you having field and creek success! I have one major field that I have permission to walk and even though it was plowed back in early December, it keeps being "made new" with the weekly heavy rains we've had. When I'm walking a creek, I'm always asking myself "How many have I walked by, walked past, and walked over because they are just under the surface" unspottable. Continued good luck to you!

Awesome find do you know if there’s any place in Marion i could go look never been arrowhead hunting before

Beautiful finds! Love the quartz you guys find down there! Some great Guilfords and Morrow Mountains! Shame about the broken pendant! Thanks for sharing

Sweet

Nice one!

You have to wonder what life was like there when those points were made. From the looks of what you are finding I'd say 6000 to 8000 years ago mostly. Early to mid archaic period. Those are dart points so the people who made them were primarily hunter gatherers. There must have been lots of large game around that area then. Maybe late pleistocene animals around 8000years bp still. Bison, elk, dear too. Either way life would have been tuff to say the least.

is this the Stanley creek? I live on it and this looks very similar to it

Great job on the video man! And that farm is an awesome site indeed! Congrats on some incredible points. And yes….Id say heat treated.

I have found quite a few of the quartz points as seen at 7:40 in northeast georgia. Exact same style

Dude....thats a Lecroy

You and I seem to be holding down NC! My Western Freind. I simply do my best to keep up and save what I can here in ENC. Right now, so many spots are quieted down and settled through winter... I call it the sleeping times here where it is MUCH flatter than where you are.