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I find a lot of those St. Louis Arsenal and Merrill carbine bullets here in southwest Missouri. Another rare bullet that turns up here is the .69 caliber French triangle base, I've been fortunate enough to find 9 of those. Great video and i will be subscribing.

Awesome

That half spur is awesome

what are you using for spray?

I love your channel. One suggestion. Don't keep rubbing what you've found with caked-on layers of mud on your gloves. It doesn't show anything no matter how many times you do it. Plus it makes the video so much longer! Bring along a cantina of water and a rag. Your gloves are a hindrance.

First time watching your channel Your enthusiasm is contagious Good things happen to good people Keep up the good work my friend Ernie from Montana

Nice finds. I’m currently working a farm here in NC. So far I’ve dug an old colonial belt axe( just the axe itself) and a friend of mine has dug some pottery and an old wagon wheel frame. The owner told me there was an old home on the sight at one time. I’ll keep you posted of any more finds.

great video ,i would love to see one on how trash shows up beer cans, pull tabs and such

It's been a while... do you plan to release any new videos?.

Que detector utilizas para tus búsquedas

Recently I dug an old colonial belt axe on a farm here in NC. What is a good reference book for looking up old axes any help would be appreciated.

Hola.

Hello

awesome finds what new detector is that?you keep saying new but never say what it is?i own the mine lab equinox 800 and for kicks i bought the xterra pro which is very compatible with the higher end detectors

I got one

Definite canteen spout. Common in Louisiana and not necessarily CW because workers and others used canteens for water on hot days

At 1:53 it was a trouser clasp and it was supposed to be bent. They’re still in dress slacks and tux slacks to this day

At 2:32 it’s a concho

You had a fantastic day thanks for sharing

Clay is better with marbles!

What maps are you using online to find old home stead’s?

I’m glad you reply to all the comments that I can see. Some other channels I have commented on I haven’t gotten a response. I realize that it would be impossible to respond to let’s say a thousand comments. Keep up the good work, enjoy your channel.

This is the fixed jaw of an adjustable pipe wrench

Thank you for getting back to me. I plan on metal detecting a 500 acre farm sometime soon, I will let you know what I find. I’m also looking for a better metal detector, with better discrimation.

First coin i think it is 1869

Truly enjoy your channel. I will be digging a 500 acre farm soon, was told it had an old Grist Mill and an old Indian encampment.

What's the solution you use to spray/clean your coins in the field? Enjoyed the video... Nice job.

Screw holes on the spur. That one the soldier screwed onto the heel of his boot.

Bro!!! Im a teacher, last day of school is Thursday, you obviously need help digging all that lead, I can be there late Thursday night!!

Awesome finds

You talk to much. Dig dig

Would like to win

I SO want a metal detector!

Great find and great job finding family.

Stunning find. Thank you for sharing

What a fantastic find, and the history behind it is phenomenal. Thank you for sharing 👍

Where are you digging in a cemetery ?

Awesome

Awesome

Fabulous. I hope the family gets it back. Great job my man.

Very cool. Congrats on the Piece of History. The story you've shared with us Thank You. Hope you're able to connect with the family with this amazing Pin. Take Care

Very Awesome Find. The History behind that pin is amazing. Congrats on the find. Thank you for sharing. Take Care

Very informational. These kind of videos and backstory keep me coming back for more. Love learning through your channel.

That’s absolutely awesome!!

Awesome finds AND research....awesome to be able to find something and return it to the family, i've only done it once, an old I.D. bracelet, returned to this son...NICE JOB!!

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I served in 1/509th PIR (Pathfinders), but much more recently (83-88) "All the Way"!

Is there any way you would be able to trace this badge by finding out who May have in the area with that type of badge style dating it belongs to this badge. I would think that it was probably stolen and accidentally dropped. Who knows how long It's been "lost"😅

“Also known as jump wings” lmao to be honest I forgot that it’s called a Parachute Badge