Metal Detecting - The bullet hole with snake surprise ! | Nugget Noggin
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- I checked out a new water spot today, I dug a bunch of bullets out of one hole and even found a snake . Thanks for watching , Good luck and happy hunting. The camera I'm using is an Olympus TG-2
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Hey! I'm Michael, I love to get outdoors and discover awesome things
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I like that you have such an eye for the past and that you left the snake alone. It was beautiful.
i think it was a Northern water snake, many people get the 2 confused including me, but it had a small head i think it was a water snake.
i will be at the school house site this fall. it is very overgrown in vines and stuff now. I like to detect in the water when its warm, i have a old grist mill im detecting around in the water this weekend, should be cannonballs at the spot, soliders camped there.
With all the lead in that creek, I shouldn't be surprised if it were thoroughly contaminated. I'm very happy you didn't try to hurt the snake, though. I love snakes.
NN, you're an ARTIST at this stuff! I just began MDing, am in the San Fernando Valley (near Chatsworth, Ca.). I just turned 60, and this is my new hobby. Carry on, my wayward son! lol..
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Classic rock is my middle name! Also on Facebook.Best, Steve
When you saw the Foot prints I was thinking Bigfoot. And then you said ti and I almost spilled my Iced Tea, lol. Watch out for those slithery Snakes. Good Luck on the next hunt. Drew
Really enjoy watching your videos Nugget. Just ordered an AT Pro and I'm looking forward to using it when I get home from being away at work for the last 3 weeks. Keep up the great work!
Can't be sure but it looked like a corn snake and harmless. But also if you're not sure then treat them like a loaded gun.
Speaking of guns, what I found weird was that almost every one of those bullets looked like they had never been fired since they showed no sign of deformations. There may have been a flood in the last couple of decades that carried them there. And I would check that crack really hard for gold because you are right about that being a perfect spot for it to settle. Chances are that if someone detected that spot before the bullets would make them give up.
Best of luck.
last time i went night fishing i saw a small foot- foot and a half or so water moccasin just swimming around hunting down bluegill. it sure was interesting to see during that bad night of fishing.
I'd like to try dredging with the hose attached to a pump which deposits into a sluice box.
i did bring a magnet, i have a stong one on the end of my rockpick handle.
And knot head noggin gives us another awesome video- let's go git some more !
thats true
At 4:31, it looks like a skull up in the left hand corner. Didn't know if you saw this. It may just be matrixing on my part.
I noticed it too. In the base of the log. Was my first thought.
+Herschel Sudden its weirder to that he found foot prints near it as well
Good water hunt ,maybe a bit of gold there too.Most people that sees a water snake like that they call it a copperhead or cottonmouth but they are not a copperhead or cottonmouth will stand it's ground and not run from u for they know what they can do to you ,the only time a poisonous snake will run if it's hurt .Always treat them all with respect unless u know the type of snake u are dealing with .
Make a video explaining the different settings on your metal detector and also what a "98 signal" and what other signals represent. I am sure someone else has the same questions. Keep up the videos I have been enjoying them for several months.
The handle thing looks like part of the hardware used to mount a stock-rack/sideboards on a truck. The hole would have been threaded and then screwed on a eye-bolt hooked to chains which would hold the racks together. I use to have a set on my old firewood hauling truck.
great filming! Thanks for the vid!
havent watched it yet but i assume its probably goofey like the others. i will have to watch it one day
In California, the a lot of enviromentalists spend a lot of time and resources to try and stop metal detectorists and dredgers from doing what they do on pollution arguments and such. We are the ONLY ones who REMOVE trash, metals such as lead, zinc and mercury from the environment. Dredging also frees up food and microflora trapped in the stream bed for use by the fish and life that lives there. It also creates spawning holes that would not otherwise the there. Your doing a great service here!
you have made me want to buy a metal detector and start nuggetnoggin like you
That is unbelievable that there would be at many different type of bullets in one crack . When are you going check the rock wall ? many wonderful thing have been found hidden stone walls . Looks like your are on a roll . love these water hunts.
Where's Chris? GREAT VIDEO! The creek hunts are my faves NuggetNoggin!
Makes you wonder why so many bullets in just one spot. Great video
The thing yopu thought was a horse saddle or broken bit is in fact a plumb bob used by brick layers and masons. You can still buy them exactly like that but without the corrosion!
that suks that you might just be metal detecting, minding your own business and a snapping turtle might take a toe off. You are braver than I am sir. awesome video
Great Video Like Always....cant wait till get the balls to wade in our creeks up here...The Brandywine will be first.
Short iron bar, round end, square hole; a tool used to shake down ashes in kitchen wood stove.
I know where them tracks came from...That dang aquachigger!!!! lol
That place is loaded man nice hunting
I always enjoy watching your videos. I've just started metal detecting myself, so I appreciate all the tips and tricks you share. You mention that you use a small coil when you hunt. What are the differences between a small coil vs a larger one?
YOU SAY YOUR UP NORTH BUT THEN YOU SAY SNAKES AND LEECHES DOWN SOUTH I SAY THE WAY YOU TALK AND YOUR FRIENDLY SOUTHERN WAY I SAY GEORGIA ALABAMA LOVE YOUR VIDEOS BE SAFE
I would come back and climb over the rock wall and work that area as it's could possibly be an old settlement with some goodies in the ground. They are right about the skull.. spooky looking!
You are the best you tuber ever. My favorite is the one with the weird creature.
that piece of "lead" is a sharpening stone for a blade. worn down by the water. great finds
Congrats on all the lead bullets. If you're finding lead that's about where the gold will be if there is any in those cracks. Those water snakes are aggressive buddy!
4:32 Just after the "Bigfoot" tracks, is that a skull in the roots of that fallen tree?
I enjoy watching your videos.Those bullets look to have been shot into the water,when it was deeper. I noticed rifling engraved on some.Probably lots of brass up on the banks.
Hi,another great video,have watched most of your vids and I like your water hunts,could you spare a few mins and show us how you waterproofed your pinpointer would really be interested,many thanks.Kev in UK.
what do you do with all your finds? and where can I find a decent metal detector?
Man I'm glad u said u were goin back to pan lmao I was telling u to take On my way! Dirt home but I guess u didn't hear me lol cool finds wonder how they all got there didn't look fired make sure to take the camera with you when you go pan it lol HH....GL
I went mid waist fly fishing once and a copper head was at the riverbed right behind my left foot, scared my shitless. Friend managed to shoo it away with his foot but damn that was close. We didn't even bring a med kit so that would have been bad news bears.
Yo nugget. Great videos! I've watched about all of them. I started detecting 2 years ago. Got ace250. Found 1807 large cent cple weeks ago. I call old things ode cuz of you lol. You shld have a tv show. Way more dedicated than what's there now. I got some good spots if u wana come to Ny. Keep it up bud.
Hey are you going to leave us hanging here about the skull at the end of that log.
you might want to visit the upper peninsula of Michigan, several old gold mines, iron ore mines, copper mines, all kinds of goodies :) thanks for this one with that water snake...those things are vicious....bye
Man you've founds 1,000s of bullets. Insane. haha.
red and black my friend jack .red and yellow unfriendly fellow .good snake rule
Random question but . . .
Does he use a Go Pro to go under the water
i see a skull in the tree that had fallen 4:30
Ups
Dasnfucking creepy
It looks like a skull but its really wood
Same
Great video Nugget! You mind me asking what kind of camera do you film with and what state you from? I'm sure you have been asked these questions a million times. I'm a snake guy and was wondering what area you seen Mr. Snake in. Be careful out there and good luck detecting.
Matt from Missouri
If it's the kind of place lead will accumulate, it's the kind of place gold will. (lead is only a few atomic units heavier.)
That was a nice looking snake! Foot prints--didn't find a body floating in the river did you??? :0
interesting variety of bullets, makes me wonder what went on there? target shooting perhaps?
when my son was much younger than you, we were by the old canal, he saw and tried to get a water snake...those things are not venomous but they are vicious...hope you find some gold...maybe a vacuum would pull stuff out of the cracks?
Im pretty sure that was a Copperhead there, Nugget. Ive bumped into 3 or 4 now this year, all of them in underwater rock piles. Had to laugh when you started chasing it..lol
was there a shooting range on the river or as a range dumped all there old lead
Good job!!
Lead goes for about 50cents a pound on ebay but you could call it "vintage birdshot and bullets" for the .22 bullets and birdshot. Cheers
Nugget some of those jacketed bullets didn't appear to have any rifling marks on them as if unfired. Was it the video or were they unfired?
I thought the same thing. A lot of those bullets looked unfired.
you can probably clear coat the painted headphone to make the paint last longer and it will make the paint shinier
NUGGET when are you going back to detectin on land ???The OLD SCHOoL House was awesome!
You must be growing gill's by now ...he he
thxs
EDMONTON,AB., CANADA
Water snake: HOLY SHIET!
I think your snake was a hog-nose or spread'n adder as their known locally here in Arkansas.On land they puff up and spread their hoods like a cobra....non-venomous...Nice video.....I was entertained!!
So cute I love snakes 🐍🐍🐍
Get that snake Crocodile Hunter!
great video Nugget :)
4:30 Human skull in the top left in the dirt, time to let the authorities know if i were you.
Come on down to the Ozarks. We got a lot of real nice 4-5ft Cotton Mouths
great video nugget.
What do you do with all the stuff you find and great vid
in what part of the video?
sweet video/videos man!
For sure a bigfoot. You could see the toes. Honestly tho man, any experiences with squatches?
i dont think you realise how close to a snake you actually were... 3:17 scared the crap out of me lol
Snorri the Heathen 5:17
that's the river that flows through Flint
You are right headphones do look better going to have to paint mine.
Where do you buy your metal detectors? Please tell me
very nice finds!
BIGFOOT
Awesome video nugget!
Thank you!
Hey nugget, what do you think about Bill Ladd's show?
Watersnake for sure. nice video
bullet lead sells pretty good on ebay or it did at one time...
Nice
Where is this video taken ?
NN, u need to hunt with someone with u PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND
everyone is seeing a skull. i better watch that part of the video and see if i see it too..
What state are you guys in?
That was a copper head snake
Lol you reminded me of something funny that happened a few years ago. My grams lives in Alabama and her neighbors are all pretty old, 60s to 80s, a few yrs ago when I was visiting we got to talking about the snakes down there. Turns out there was one in the geezer community she lives in right before i visited. 70 year old lady was gardening and looked up and there it was, so she cuts it to peices with a hedge clippers, brave old lady.
Btw it was a copper head
aaaahhhh why don't you have a gold pan with you lol
all snakes move fast on water mate be careful if you cant identify it its deadly is the best way to deal with them
I just wear my headphones around my neck and not on my ears. I can hear them without them being so loud.
you shod have gone to the rock wall because if they is civil war bullets that wall may have bin ware solders took curve so more bullets and stuff.
I hate snakes!! Now I'm creeped out!
All that stuff looking like something used for reloading they don't look like they ever been shot
is the snake venomous
i live in the northern us and at this one lake i fish at there are huge snapping turtles, i saw a dead one at least 2 feet long
u should have ur own show kid
how did you not spot that skull around 4:30?
I thought that was a copperhead at first with the reddish color but the pattern is that of a cornsnake.
I'm wondering why there were no arrowheads in that crack but there were 150 plus years of bullet heads.