Thank you for sharing Jesus with all of us, very encouraging. Also, thanks for showing us all the other junk you have to dig to get to the good stuff. Helps to know it is what has to happen to finally get the good stuff!
Thanks for a fascinating, interesting, exciting youtube channel that I can watch with my grandsons. Your channel's videos & language are superior entertainment. Your mom & dad should be bursting with pride knowing what a great young man they raised. Merry Christmas to you & your family. ♡
Hey Michael. You should make that spoon handle into a key chain. Guys who make spoon rings could help you. They have the correct equipment to do it. I think that would be nice. Good hunt.
I was born on a dairy farm in 60. Dad and Grandpa used those cow tags back in 50-60's. By 70's folks were using plastics, and piercing cattle ears instead of having them wear the chain necklace and tags. So, at least 60 years old for sure.
wow, your own initials on the spoon.....all awesome finds......cow tag numbers could be interesting on a lottery ticket!! I really enjoy your videos..., thank you. Just got my first metal detector...it is a Garrett AT Pro. Used it for the first time in my yard. The house was built in 1921. In the first few minutes we found some old coins, nails, pull tabs and such, even found a tiny piece of foil off a gum wrapper. Years ago after a rain I eyeballed a clay marble in my backyard and the area i live in had civil war encampments but they saw no action. Whatever I find I am sure it will be enjoyable . Thanks for being an inspiration.
The hammer head is actually a blacksmith's hammer. Look at the heads. One side is more rounded than the other. This is a blacksmith's rounding hammer. The other side is the flatter. There is another hammer head next to that big thing you called "A Spike." That is NOT a spike as you presume. It's actually a punch, another blacksmith tool for punching holes in hot steel. It might actually be a drift. Or it could also be a riveting tool. It looks like you may have actually come across a blacksmith's shop with some of the tools still onsite. I'm sure if you found and searched that location again, there is a slight chance you would find the anvil used by the smithy. It could be that the smithing tools you found were from a Ferrier, someone who shoes horses. That small hammer is actually a shoeing tack hammer if I'm not mistaken, used to drive the spikes into the horse's hoof when fitting the shoe in place. Those are a much better finds than you know... Thanks for the nice videos.
I've been being watching your videos for hours now..& enjoying them immensely ! The little dish w/ rose on it & the big old knife was my favorite finds.. Keep up the good work & be careful.
Those cow tags are pretty cool, especially if you get a number that means something to you. How cool is it that the spoon had your initials... things that make you go hmmm.
Maybe a rustler hustled himself a beef and butchered it near the creek. Desperate times...maybe those three cattle tags are for the ones he ate...? At least until he lost his knife.
Good video buddy. Hope to see you in the NH next hunt. Butch and I are researching some private spots already. Give us a call if you want to come on the podcast again some time. - Heath.
Really nice finds. If I could find something other than rust or broken, I'd be happy. License plate is prob. souvenir from gift shop for a kids bicycle.
You found a really eclectic mix from just about all areas of detecting. Oh and the spoon is mine... it's got My Babyspoon engraved on it 😂✌ Thanks for the video. God bless.
Where were you at in this video ? I'm in Kansas . Wasn't bad today but yesterday and the day before we had winds up to 60 mph and cold . No snow yet . Keep the videos coming as I love watching them !
Thank you for sharing Jesus with all of us, very encouraging. Also, thanks for showing us all the other junk you have to dig to get to the good stuff. Helps to know it is what has to happen to finally get the good stuff!
Thank You Mat for all the hard work on your channel so we can come with you on your hunts .
I enjoy you videos, and I really appreciate the scriptures. I'm a digging pastor myself. Keep up the good work.
And God bless you sir. I appreciate your spirit. Keep on keeping on!
Thanks for taking me with. Merry Christmas and Blessings for you all!
Thanks for a fascinating, interesting, exciting youtube channel that I can watch with my grandsons. Your channel's videos & language are superior entertainment. Your mom & dad should be bursting with pride knowing what a great young man they raised. Merry Christmas to you & your family. ♡
Another good video. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
I love watching your videos. Seems like such an interesting hobby.
Hey Michael. You should make that spoon handle into a key chain. Guys who make spoon rings could help you. They have the correct equipment to do it. I think that would be nice. Good hunt.
That’s dedication in the snow I’m impressed 👍❄️
Always a pleasure watching your videos
Nice finds Nugget. Always cool to find something with initials on it - even more so when they are yours!
Nuggetnoggin I love your vids so much thank you for entertaining me everyday. God bless
Another great video! Thanks and God bless!
Wow good hunt, but chilly... Keep warm! ❄🕸🌟😊🐾
Nobody:
UA-camrs when they find a butter knife : MURDER WEAPON FOUND COPS CALLED KILLER DUMPED.
Nuggetnoggin: odd finds in creek!
Looked like a very cold hunt, Nugget. Loved the video. Keep them coming.
81 cow tag, I have a few from 50s, ranchers used a chain around neck with tag attached to it.
Crazy weather but looks like you had a lot of great finds for the effort nugget looks like a lot of fun.
Another great video Mike . This one seems to be the best , God Bless Mike Espo.
Hi Michael. Would you mind doing a video on how you clean some of you finds. Thank you so much
That's the great thing about those organized hunts, you just never know what you might pull out of the ground.
Crocodile Dundee might even call that a knife. Nice hunt, thanks for sharing and God Bless.
I was born on a dairy farm in 60. Dad and Grandpa used those cow tags back in 50-60's. By 70's folks were using plastics, and piercing cattle ears instead of having them wear the chain necklace and tags. So, at least 60 years old for sure.
That knife was spooky and likely a weapon of an mysterious murder!
What a lovely sunny blue sky day...!!!🏞🌄🌞👍
That piece of iron looked like an ox shoe ! From what I have seen from other people's videos . If so that would date that place pretty old good find !
wow, your own initials on the spoon.....all awesome finds......cow tag numbers could be interesting on a lottery ticket!! I really enjoy your videos..., thank you. Just got my first metal detector...it is a Garrett AT Pro. Used it for the first time in my yard. The house was built in 1921. In the first few minutes we found some old coins, nails, pull tabs and such, even found a tiny piece of foil off a gum wrapper. Years ago after a rain I eyeballed a clay marble in my backyard and the area i live in had civil war encampments but they saw no action. Whatever I find I am sure it will be enjoyable . Thanks for being an inspiration.
true to the hunt just like fisherman and hunter out in the snow lol
Knot head noggin is always fascinating- you never know !
I'm so glad I came upon your channel. I am enjoying your adventures immensely. THank You
Cool, glad you found my channel. I will keep the videos coming!
You should think about auctioning off some of your finds so your fans can enjoy them also. It would also help to fund your outings.
The hammer head is actually a blacksmith's hammer. Look at the heads. One side is more rounded than the other. This is a blacksmith's rounding hammer. The other side is the flatter. There is another hammer head next to that big thing you called "A Spike." That is NOT a spike as you presume. It's actually a punch, another blacksmith tool for punching holes in hot steel. It might actually be a drift. Or it could also be a riveting tool.
It looks like you may have actually come across a blacksmith's shop with some of the tools still onsite. I'm sure if you found and searched that location again, there is a slight chance you would find the anvil used by the smithy. It could be that the smithing tools you found were from a Ferrier, someone who shoes horses. That small hammer is actually a shoeing tack hammer if I'm not mistaken, used to drive the spikes into the horse's hoof when fitting the shoe in place. Those are a much better finds than you know... Thanks for the nice videos.
Always enjoy your videos, very interesting fines. The license plate definitely was for a bicycle. Great 👍🏻 job. Merry Christmas ~ Texas
Those round tags with a nail hole in the middle are from Telephone or Telegraph poles.
I've been being watching your videos for hours now..& enjoying them immensely !
The little dish w/ rose on it & the big old knife was my favorite finds..
Keep up the good work & be careful.
Here's an idea for those cow tags -- make a wind chime with them. Also, use the numbers for a lottery ticket.
Great hunt! That placed looked beautiful in the snow!
The little clear bottle was cool . Cheers
Looked like a hard time in the Cold. Sometimes it is going to be a great day though
Love watching so keep them coming 👍
Oh I forgot ... I got around editing that video from VA from 2016. You giving Butch lessons on camera work taking the cap off is priceless.
I wouldn't have picked up that knife without gloves. I'm getting this murder weapon vibe off it.
The dig at time marker 8:11 looks like it could be a decorative piece for a bridle or for some kind of horse tack ! Nice
Butchering them cows that belonged to them tags. LOL
Quite a variety of finds
Those cow tags are pretty cool, especially if you get a number that means something to you. How cool is it that the spoon had your initials... things that make you go hmmm.
Wow, way to go! Love getting bottles as a surprise!!!
Nice hunt! Thanks for sharing! Merry Christmas Nugg!
Cold! When it's 35 in Wisconsin, we wear shorts.
Your medicine bottle grew up to be a Coke a Cola bottle! 🤣
Gratz on 700k Subscribers! Road to 1 MILL!!!
Send some of that snow my way....❄️😊
Maybe a rustler hustled himself a beef and butchered it near the creek. Desperate times...maybe those three cattle tags are for the ones he ate...? At least until he lost his knife.
sounds like a case for x factor to me :D
lmao! Oh my I love your imagination. Mine went to a darker place.
Sounds like you have a shining career in movies product, why you don't try your luck? 😎
That explains the sledgehammer too!
No not you bud. They were (are) used for dispatching cattle.
Now that's a classic looking murder knife found ditched in a creek.
Just got my NN t-shirt. Great love it.
One time I found a civil war button off a uniform in my backyard
That little dish is even cool. It is pre WW2. If it just says japan it is pre war.....that is a cool find
Good video buddy. Hope to see you in the NH next hunt. Butch and I are researching some private spots already. Give us a call if you want to come on the podcast again some time. - Heath.
great video the patricia plate is from a childs bike I believe glade you guys got snow reminds me of fourth of july here in Maine
Awesome finds NN missed watching your videos keep at it!
Creek finds are allways neat
Knife = Murder weapon.
That's what I was thinking evidence thrown away.
I was thinking the same thing. Especially not being close to any homes.
Throw evidence to murder?
Your initials on the spoon. Divine intervention?? Nice hunt!
Where I'm from cloudy skies like that is a beautiful day
You can make belt buckles out of the cow tags.
I really think at the end of the video you sould have pictures of them all cleaned up
The plate that has Patricia on it was sold by tourist traps at the beach and places like that.
Huge Congratulations On 700K Subscribers.
Whether or not you get real good finds, the good thing about what your doing is you clean the ground of junk!
Just subscribed your such a fine young man your parents did a great job raising you
Really nice finds. If I could find something other than rust or broken, I'd be happy. License plate is prob. souvenir from gift shop for a kids bicycle.
That's a big knife...nice finds buddy..
I’ve watched you since u had a couple 100 subscribers now u have 700k congratulations!!!
I need that spoon handle it has my initials on it lol awesome video
Interesting as usual, thanks for sharing your adventures. Ray, Oklahoma
Thanks for your video. Love it.👍
You found a really eclectic mix from just about all areas of detecting. Oh and the spoon is mine... it's got My Babyspoon engraved on it 😂✌ Thanks for the video. God bless.
Another very enjoyable video Michael
The item you found and mentioned it might be a tree tag. It could be a property marker.
i live in a country home built in 1800, i need to get a metal detector! Enjoy your videos!! i like seeing the scriptures too!!
That knife looks like a bloody mess!
Hey, in your wrap up, where did the little bottle go???
Lol, I was thinking the same JThreeB. Came to the comments to see if I was the only one. Keep riding that bike young Jedi. Take care.
HA!
that was the best find!
I was also wondering where the little bottle was and the porcelain dish.
How do you clean out bottles like that i cant get the hard water stains out any suggestions tried vinegar, etc?
that last bullet is out of a Gatlin gun.....its not in one...heeeehawww gotcha...nice winter hunt
nice bottle, put that undera a black light and see what happens! :)
The iron spike could have been a surveying lot corner
Where did the little bottle and little dish go?
Lesa Wright Mandela effect
Looks like an ashtray the dish you found at time mark 2:20 .
It's driving me crazy the ground is frozen solid here in upstate NY!
That knife looks really murdery lol
Ryan MACK a new word Murdery! 😂😂😂 love it 🇬🇧
Love your videos!
Scary find in the creek!
I would be worried that was a ditched murder weapon!
10:11 nice finds
Where were you at in this video ? I'm in Kansas . Wasn't bad today but yesterday and the day before we had winds up to 60 mph and cold . No snow yet . Keep the videos coming as I love watching them !
Amazing!!
curious as to why you didn't include the little clear square bottle in your finds
Ya found the O.J. knife, finally evidence!
At 5:35 "That might be something good there." Then he doesn't even dig it.
That little bottle was dropped by Arthur Morgan-it was a Deadeye Tonic.
Just found your web sight and I am hooked already. Are any of the spoons you find Silver?