Arrowhead Hunting~ Sifting Honey Hole Beauties!!!
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Arrowhead Treasure Hunting Mississippi.....Back down at the Honey Hole with a great day sifting including an Early archaic Pinetree.....Action packed....Thanks for watching
Beautiful colors.
Thanks Chuck
Thanks for taking us along on another killer hunt! Be safe out there and thanks for saving history one find at a time!
My pleasure Mathew...Glad you enjoy
Looks like a fantastic day in the ditch!
Turned out pretty well....thanks for commenting
Man. What beautiful jaspers. I would love just the jasper. But the points are beautiful as well. It always amazes me that they made them not only functional but very beautiful made. I think that they took pride I. What they made.
Beautiful finds, well done!
That Pinetree is killer! look forward to seeing what else comes out of the spot! Awesome finds !
Thanks my friend...yeah.,me either...🙂
@@Theditchwalker ive got a good spot to hunt here in Jumpertown that noone knows about.. im new to hunting but want to learn. We can go
Awesome rescue of some classic points!
Congratulations! Now that is my kind of trash heap! I love that jasper.... you got me salivating over all your refuse. What a group of incredible points. Great Show!
Thanks I appreciate it
Nice finds brother! NICE!
Thanks William I appreciate it
That’s a lot of material for sure. Great hunt! Killer pine tree!! Look forward to the rest of the summer
I’m spending the rest of my Friday watching these 💯✅
I appreciate it....thanks for your views and comments
I love to hunt points but I never thought about digging in a creek….. thanks for the entertaining video.
Some damn good finds
Thanks Jeremy
Love watching your finds and your videos
I made my own sifter this year to take when we go up feeder creeks while kayaking. Been such a great tool to have! Easy to make too, thanks for the idea
My pleasure....they do work great....goodluck and thanks for commenting
Tks dude .. killer hunt .. I can't hunt much anymore but enjoy watching. ✌️😎📷 Always film police encounters. ✌️
That Creek is loaded with Flint .. cool finds.
Ooooh my Goodness! That pretty much sums it up. Congratulations on another great day my friend. That is our kind of hunting right there. I love to get down in there and wallow with 'em. Continued good luck Joseph!
Thanks Ya'll.....Yeah.,I like to get down and dirty with'em...! ... That's how you get in those nests of'em lol.....Best of luck ya'll
heck yes nice find's thanks for sharing
My pleasure
What a day, Missouri has some colors but that jasper and when it’s wet killer!!!
Always enjoyed going to these creeks. Thanks for your time putting these together. Means alot brother. 😁
My pleasure...glad you enjoy
Awesome dig, love seeing people using a sifter! Thanks for sharing my friend.
My pleasure Douglas
The little bird point was fascinating. What an amazing spot. Great video.
Thanks Mike
Great pulls brother👍🇺🇸
Thank you Smoke
The kind of day that keeps a guy going. Congratulations. And, I’m sure you deserve an incredible day.
Back in the creek! Yes sir it was a good day for you! Loving the red Jasper as you know! The pine tree was sweet , the bird point is my favorite!
Thanks Terese
That is amazing history right there waiting for you.🤗 and they are stunning🤩
Thanks Moira...I appreciate it
Thanks for sharing. A day in the ditch beats a day in front of the TV anytime!
My pleasure.....you got that rite..!
Nice haul, so much variety. Some awesome finds!
Killer Day is Right !! Beautiful Colors !!
Awesome work ,know that's a lot of work that isn't shown! Your in a hotspot, makes me wanna hit my creek near house, even though it's 1030 at night. Thanks for sharing!
Ryan Morrison hahahaha you sound like me. I get out there and start slinging dirt and sand though. We got flashlights!!
Great finds!
Appreciate it Stewart
Awesome colors and the pinetree is a smoker. Congrats!
thank you and the best of luck
Awesome creek! Incredible pine tree! Good luck!
Awesome day thanks for sharing!!
My pleasure John
Man Ditchwalker I've been tearing em up over here in Tish Co!!!! All this rain has uncovered lots of treasures for me!!!!!! Hoping to go in the mornin!!
Oh yeah...?....When the water recededs it's rite back to the honey hole for me....I'm in'em
Love it brotha keep um coming nice finds👍🏻
Thanks I appreciate it Corey
Nice finds
Tell u what Joe.....u keep digging those killers out down in the creek, and me and ole horseshoe will come dig up on the ridge tops where they’re washing out from!! Win win right??!! 😉 Lol!! Awesome as always my brother!! Love it!! 👍👍
PineBeltRelics serious question... I’ve never gone looking for arrow heads seems hard to believe any one person could find this many arrow heads. Do you think his videos are real or does he setup the area to make us think he actually found something??
My Ego Likes Tacos Well my friend, I’m not saying that there aren’t those out there who may do that......but I can assure you, this man isn’t one of them!!! He is 100% the real deal.....blessed with some of the best ditches to walk in this country!!! I have personally met this man and held some of the artifacts he’s found in my hands!! And if you ever had the chance to meet him, his character would tell u all u need to know about him!!! He’s a great guy and an awesome relic hunter and again.....the absolute real deal!!!
Nice--that Pinetree point is awesome, I'm a complete newbie to arrowhead hunting, but eve I can recognize great knapping technique when I see it--and the person who made that point did a great job. And it ending up in your sifter thousands of years later, intact, what a great find! I notice sometimes a lot of "down-vote" on videos like this, and on fossil videos as well--why on earth would someone "down-vote" a video like this? Would think if you're not a fan of something you'd just move on, but for some reason they feel they have to down-vote. Oh well...their loss! Anyway, that was fun, thank you!
Some amazing stuff here, well done.
Man that’s an awesome honey hole I’m the same way at this old bottle dump in Clinton, don’t want to stop and I get myself all tuckered out! Keep up the great work Sir!
The Pine Tree is one awesome point, and the little bird point is gorgeous as well! Such beautiful colors in your flint and findings. Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you Cynthia...My pleasure
Nice bird point.
Pinetree is a killer
that,s really nice material , if i did not know better i would think that you hand made all your finds and planted them ahead of time to make a cool honey hole find , but of course i am just kidding i can remember as a kid finding a quartz long narrow beautiful arrow head with a broken tip in a north Carolina stream after heavy rains .
Wow thats incredible!!! Wish I knew of a spot like that! 😉 I have found one point, my mom found a spear head. Super cool!
Awesome finds!! I love seeing that jasper. The Pinetree is a killer. Good luck!!
Man you're killing it dude great video
Thank you
I’m in Pennsylvania and have mostly found artifacts in plowed fields. My family has an extensive arrowhead collection. I can’t believe these videos!!! All beautiful/interesting and in great condition. How do you determine best places to search?
Blamber im from pa also awesome to find ,owner of council cup campground has an extensive collection for sale..
That is fantastc place. lots of nice points. enjoyed the video. I have been watching your videos for yeas.Thank you.
Wow Ditch !! Great spot for sure put it under lock and key!! Congrats.
I use a flounder gigger to find where the rocks settle in our area. We don’t have a lot of rock in our area though.
Also I don’t leave sifted material on the banks because others will see where you’ve been sifting.
On fire
Went pretty well...🙂
Killer as always, all I can say is brother you never disappoint. Can't wait to see what you pull out of there this summer. Best of luck and stay safe.
Wow good day bud
Man those were some beauties!
Just stopping by to wish you luck man. Hope you have been out hunting and finding some killer pieces. Cannot wait till next video.
Thanks rocks....Your one of my favs.....best of luck to you....I'm gonna bring it from the honey hole this year I'm thinking...;)
@@Theditchwalker Yea man....You have been finding some awesome stuff every upload. I got some cool stuff today....but had to quit early....that sifting gets my lower back really bad anymore. Reaching with that shovel underwater will but the hurt on you. I may have to buy a back support...lol
Fantastic day. Give us more more
Don't worry...it's coming
I was number 400 👍
Thanks for dropping in
Awesome!
Wow that's some nice stuff have been waiting for a upload. Good luck
It Says it's been a year since you posted that dig it may be ready to dig again.... I have one creek like that spots like that are hard to come by..... Love those colors y'all have down there
Just curious, do you ever talk with professional archaeologists in your area and share what you find? I bet they would love to add your finds and collections to their regional synthesis work.
I do as a matter of fact.....I know two archaeologists and a geologist and they value the information I relay to them.....thanks for commenting
Love your videos! I’m super frustrated. Been searching local creeks with documented Native American villages in the past. I’m from New Jersey. My town and our family’s farm sits right in what was once one of the biggest permanent Lenape areas. Apparently due to the immense “argillite” deposits we have. I’ve been actively looking for years with no luck. Most walk creek beds. Any suggestions? Maybe I could try using a sifter as you did in this video. Thanks, and keep the awesome vids coming!
AWESOME !!!! =)
You make me feel like I’m slacking ! Got to get out and hunt some more! Congrats on the killer day !!
It amazes me how many points and pieces people pull out of creeks.
I’d say you should find some pottery. Nice finds that’s a great catch.
Thanks Calvin...I was just telling someone that there's not alot of pottery in there
Gorgeous finds. Ain't missing nothing in MS.
I think the food was the most important find of the day
Right as you pulled the small red bird point out of your sifter you can see a small white point laying half buried on the bank just behind it ,right side couple inches from waterline,I hope you saw that one haha
That pinetree and Hamilton style birdie was def worth the 5hr dig. Killer day
Great day! Been slow creeking up here in Wv..
Little triangle point is really nice, is the base ground
Thanks man.....it is not.
Was wounding what you do with your finds. I live in Minnesota but i was born in Jackson MS grew up in Pearl would love to buy a few from you for my kiddos if you do that! Thanks for sharing! Awesome finds brotha!
You’ve found more points in one day than I have in my life lol!
The creek me and my son hunt fossils and rocks out of is loaded with flint but we have never found any arrow heads or anything !!! My friend hunts the cornfields and has found a lot of stuff, he even found tomahawk type piece !!!
May be a different story once you actually go in there looking for them....good luck
Great finds! Still waiting to find my first one here on Cape Cod.....
Your at a camp site no doubt. The campsites I have hunted turn up a lot of tools, flakes, broken heads and pottery.
OK. The deep barbs at 1:30 & 2:30 I recognize as Poverty Point work, can 1000bc. It's common in SW Arkansas. The barbs usually exist on one side of the atlatl dart head so the two deep barbs at 2:30 was something of a surprise and I wondered what that rock was for? Didn't seem like someone meant to throw it at something but the broken tip suggests otherwise. The rocks beyond, at 3:44 or so appear to be completely foreign to me and are from a whole different people and a whole different time.
This ridge site was occupied a long time from what I am finding....early archaic to woodland...it's all in there
Awe yeah. Lol you're the shit man!
Hey...,I like to find things lol...I appreciate it Jason
Hey man I've never found anything close to the cool stuff you find I'd be "awe yeahing" like crazy lol. Make a trade with you, I'll take you bowfishing you take me relic hunting haha .. be all kinds of awe yeahs going on lol
Another great video as always. I was wondering if you ever take people that are interested in learning how to hunt arrowheads out and show them the ropes?
It has been my experience that wounded and dying animals will seek out water if they can make it. Do you think that most of these points are from animals that were wounded during a hunt and were never found by the hunters?
I think they were lost from thousands of years of occupation...like you would see at an old house place
great day
Ditchwalker, have you ever found a point broken half in to. Then sometime later find the other half ??
Do you do any research on the creeks you walk as to whether their were Native Americans present? There are plenty of creeks in the Knoxville area, I just don't know if the effort to search is a waste of time without knowing if Indians were there. Love your videos. Thanks for answering.
I found a pretty nice bird point down at the creek at my house.
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Sweet finds! What size sifter do you use?
Hey man I live n Southern Illinois started artifact hunting when I was 14 did it for a couple of years I'm 44 now getting back in to it again I have some different creeks around this area what do u look for when u choose a spot for digging and sifting n the creek get back man thanks
Bet you're in that stretch of Illinois' confederate south few people know of.
Was thinking, you could probably find rrowheads where there was animal bones.
To think all these years I always imagined all the points were gray. It's been so interesting following you discovering these beauties. Do you have some thoughts on where the villages might have been located or has the geography changed too much over the millennia? And the same for sources of the red jasper? I remember seeing of a red jasper erratic somewhere in the states whose origin was traced to Canada. I'm wondering if that might be the source. I don't know offhand know where any deposits might be located in the US. Do you think all these points originated all over the place further north and have been washing down from a multitude of sources? That would probably be my guess.
Denise Somewhere Around Here the indians traded alot. So stiff ended up everywhere
This creek runs along a ridge site...there are about three different hotspots within a half mile in the creek...you can see flint flakes surface hunting...The materials source is about 40 miles away
Is the whole creek like that or just that spot?? How long of the stream is it??
About an eighth mile stretch
@@Theditchwalker Thanks!!
You should make get back to ya Kerch I would buy it
Hey man where do u find all these rocks I hunt in Tish county
I hunt Lee.,prentiss and Itawamba counties
You should be seeing shark teeth in some of those creeks.you ever find any?
Oh yeah.,I have found 300 in one sifting trip..!
Cool..I'm ditch digging when it warms up ,while snakes are still hibernating. Lol
Learning to search creeks, girlfriend found her first T drill in one today. Where is the best place to sift? Mainly sandy feeder creek with small gravel bars every once in a while. Thanks for any advice!
I would start where she found that drill....I like low spots and on the upstream side of the bar...keep in mind that they can't move around much in sand.,so they don't go far and can be congregated in a small relatively small stretch of stream....I do test digs...rule of thumb..30 mins you should find some flint flakes
@@Theditchwalker awesome, thank you for your advice!
Just a question. I am not familiar with arrow head hunting but how do the arrows and dart heads end up in a area like this
They are constantly eroding from ancient sites in the banks.....many people think that they lost them in the creek ....that's not always the case....many creeks I hunt or ditches.,were man made over the last 100 years....they just happen to cut through ancient sites
I hunt a river I normally find lots of points on just walking around - any tips as to where to begin digging to sift?
Actually I do have some arrow heads but they are put up and mostly fake but I do have a real one that is badass my friend who hunts the cornfields tried to buy it from me years ago and never would put a price on it so I still got, I use to have all my cool stuff on display but I got married and had a child and well you know !!! Hahahahaha
Lol