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Thank you coyote, it was a nice time out there. Blessings to you friend

Thank you! I appreciate it

Thanks! It felt good just to be out there. The results made it even better!

I’ve been pretty fortunate! I almost have too many stretches of different rivers and creeks to hunt. All it takes is 2 or 3 washouts a year and I have enough to keep me busy for the whole year.

@artifactsofarkansas5549 That's a terrible problem to have !! 😄👍

@ I can’t complain 😂

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Thanks brother. I’ve started to learn new stretches of creeks and rivers and it’s really starting to pay off

When I hear the sound of rain I crawl out of my cave to search the creeks and rivers 😂

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Thanks! I definitely didn’t expect to have such luck

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! I just gave you a sub too, I hope you have a great day as well.

Thanks man. It was definitely a good hunt.

Thanks Mandy!

Thank you! I just gave you a sub. Good luck on your next hunt.

@ i appreciate you subscribing. I just lost a sub about 5 minutes ago. Im getting good at that.

Thank you! Definitely a lot more videos to come

Yes this is that same cave. It is crazy how much buildup was in there, it was a lot of work. We found stuff from just a few hundred years ago during historical times all the way back to early archaic. I would say the majority of the stuff there was middle archaic, but a fairly good spread.

@@artifactsofarkansas5549 what a great spot with such a wide variety. Must have been a special area. I appreciate it. 🫲🏼Very interesting. Best of luck. Take care.

It’s the biggest drill I’ve ever found, I may get it restored. Blessing to you as well my friend!

Yessiree, I’ve heard it called that as well.

Born and raised. Why do you ask?

I hope you keep finding them

Thanks man! It’s a pretty cool way to find one.

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Isn’t that strange? I’ve only found a couple that were broken like that in my whole life.

@@artifactsofarkansas5549 think it could possiblyhave been made into that and used as a tool?

@@JoseyWales-edI doubt they would break it like that intentionally, but there’s a good chance they still used it a little bit after the break. Who knows though

@@artifactsofarkansas5549 maybe for scraping a flat spot on a limb or who knows. Just don’t see breaks so straight usually. Either way cool piece

Thank you! It is a very old site

I hunt north central, northwest, and sometimes central.

Thank you! I appreciate you very much

Thank you very much. I always appreciate you watching and commenting. This is an awesome state for artifact hunting, gotta love Arkansas.

Thanks for the fast reply.Grest touch of home.Loads of stuff is still lost.Tool, different types of points,and materials.Untold stories yet to be discovered.Mulberry Creak washed out few years ago.Took out 30 feet in width.Settled after 4-5 months with new gravel bar.Great hammerstones and adzes and bowls came out.Remarkable heavy stoneware.Hope to see more from you and your channel soon.

⁠​⁠@@larrymiller672I would’ve loved to be there when that happened on the creek! Thank you! A lot more to come

That’s totally awesome and what a great way to grow up. My father is an archeologists and he taught me how to find artifacts. I also have fond memories of growing up finding them. Some of the places I remember going are also destroyed. I typically hunt north central, northwest, and central. This video was recorded in northwest.

Thank you! Its definitely one of those places that you never forget. I’m grateful for all the times I’ve had there.

Thanks y’all! Definitely some special places, more to come!

Private land. You must be on private land to dig legally.

Thank you! I appreciate you watching and commenting

Thanks man! I got a wiggle pick soon after this. These are old videos that I never got to post. The wiggle pick definitely made a difference!

Thank you coyote! That cave produced quality points for several years. It took a long time to excavate. Blessings to you and Pepe

I love that one too, a true heartbreaker but still awesome. I might get that one restored

Thank you! I think it’s still amazing too even without the tip.

Thank you!

I’ve been to the crater of diamonds a couple times but still haven’t found any. I doubt the natives messed with them much. Crystals and other pretty stones are more attracting and much more abundant.

@ if diamonds are in the crater than who’s to say they can’t be found everywhere else? Hope you find one one day. Don’t look for shiny when looking for diamonds. FYI

Two different days. I spent about 2 or 3 hours each day, I would’ve looked more if I had the time.

Thanks man! It was a great time. The snake is actually a black rat snake, I find a lot of them around here. My family had chickens growing up and they would always be after the chicken eggs.

@@artifactsofarkansas5549 oh cool I guess I don't know the difference

@@Unk13DaveThey look somewhat similar. I’m sure the bite feels similar too, I’ve probably been bit over 100 times by black rat snakes.

@@artifactsofarkansas5549 at least its not a hog nose, it would have smelled like death.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Certain waterways can really produce after some good rain, you never know what you might find. I hope you find some more artifacts some time! I appreciate you watching and commenting.

Probably pretty similar numbers here in general. A couple of my hunting spots have rougher and more water worn ones than others but I don’t hunt them as often and try to stay to the spots where I find the best ones

@artifactsofarkansas5549 yes always hunt the spots where you have found the best and always remember you never find them all

Thanks man! Good luck to you out there 🏹

Most rocks in the creek actually don’t have a lot of stain on them after a flood. These have washed out recently. A couple of them have slight staining and the creek wear on some of them is clear as day. You may need some better glasses my friend.

I hate when people don’t just use their head. When you artifact hunt a creek after a rain most of the stuff you will find just got washed into the creek out of the bank, that’s why it doesn’t have a creek stain. People say the same about bottles, you might find a few that were in the bottom of the creek for a year or two but money have recently been washed out of their resting place in the dirt.

@@BigfootBottler-rc8te Thats exactly right! That’s why we look after floods so it washes stuff out. Sometimes I get lucky and find creek stained stuff right after a flood, there’s no doubt that some pieces get stained under the rocks then turned over and revealed in the flood, but I find most of my creek stained stuff once the water has gone down a lot. Especially when we’re almost in drought stage and I can finally search the deeper holes that weren’t accessible before.

Some types of rock won’t allow growth is what I’ve notice. It’s just the way it is. Only a select few arrowhead materials will stain, the rest won’t and stay shining bright and obvious.

⁠​⁠@@OuterBanksArrowheads-n6tI’ve noticed that most of the time the artifacts take longer for growth to accumulate vs other rocks. Most of my hunts like this video are right after floods anyway so not much stain in general.