Man, you're really good at IDing them points right away. You study to Overstreet books or something? lol. When picking around with the screwdriver, were you still creekside or digging in a field? Always interested in how folks who dig, find the spots to dig. Great finds! Thanks for sharing!
I live up here in Ohio and started looking for artifacts two years ago during the COVID lockdown, after walking miles and miles in field after field I have not found anything like what you guys find in Tennessee
We have the right conditions as well huge amounts of erosion in a sandy soil and sandstone as the bottoms of alot of places that just hold those points in place
@@tennesseevalleyrelics3459 cool man thanks for the reply..I got some killer spots on the TN River near Chattanooga..I got a question brother..uh..I've got some different feedback on this from various sources and they all differ but is it illegal to surface hunt on the TN River and can I sift on the TN River??..any input will be greatly appreciated and helpful..good luck and happy huntin brother
Are those creek or river finds? If you don't mind, would you tell me the approximate area you're finding these points. I'm in the process of writing a book sorta like a Overstreet. I wouldn't ever come hunt your site. Just needing information for my book. Thanks.
If it doesnt have "Tri-color" "Delineating" lines.....i.e. red jasper with either white or yellow, married with black (ideally) or grey sanwiched together, it IS NOT True "HORSECREEK" You must understand something...... These points made from this mythical and intriguing material are VERY RARE. Lots of variants. But the True Horsecreek points are what I just described. It must have a clear combination of all those attributes. Otherwise, just a pretty color amalguration.
@@tennesseevalleyrelics3459 dang nice point my friend don't have that type here in Arkansas y'all have some beautiful point types there and good size ones to I'm lucky to find one in a year over four inches. Liked the video
So, I am from Dickson, TN. If you are hurting the Harpeth, you have likely heard of my home town. I got lucky and made a ton of money managing some of the best law firms in America. Your grammar sucks. The word broke means you don’t have any money. The proper term for a point that isn’t complete is broken. PLEASE start using the correct term. I got lucky and married a beautiful woman from Miami and her mother helped teach me proper grammar. Please keep producing great videos.
Thanks for telling us about all your good fortune and making a ton of money managing some of the most crooked people. Why don't you save pointing the shit end of the stick elsewhere. One could argue that proper grammar varies greatly depending on which region you live in. But shucks, what do I know, I'm just an Alabama boy. The last time I checked this aint English class. And I think I speak for everybody when we say keep your opinion to yourself but you're not about the artifacts being filmed. You being from Dickson Tennessee, you sure didn't learn your manners. Anyway great hunt guys! Loves yalls videos
@@dananderson128 Nope... You're just being disrespectful for no reason. Somebody's got to call you out on your bullshit. A woman from Miami and her mother taught you proper English when English is not even the dominant language in Miami. Just appreciate the artifacts keep the rest of yourself. I'm sure we all would definitely appreciate that
Don’t worry. You won’t ever hear from me again. Sorry you can’t take some constructive criticism. Have a great day and continued good luck finding great artifacts.
@@dananderson128 man you have the right to say anything you want to. This ain't my channel. Your comments just seems a little odd to me. You know how I clicked on this video so I can see some good artifacts being found that I couldn't help it get ruined by your comment. Everybody's got a right to say what they want to say. That includes you and that includes me. You have yourself a nice day
Man!! Great Finds!!!
Great to see ya back on em, you find some stellar points, keep on em 😎😎😎
Y’all pull a ton of fineeee points
Nice video Big Daddy!! I think I saw some familiar territory & finds !!😜
Gawd dude, I gotta dig about 100lbs of dirt before I get a broke point 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Great video! Just got home and can’t wait to come back!👍👍
Amazing artifacts my friend and thanks for sharing 👍
Yessir thanks for watching!
Man, you're really good at IDing them points right away. You study to Overstreet books or something? lol. When picking around with the screwdriver, were you still creekside or digging in a field? Always interested in how folks who dig, find the spots to dig. Great finds! Thanks for sharing!
It was right above a tiny ditch on a isolated rise in the middle of a swamp
Awesome points man
Killer finds guys, good luck on your future hunts 👊 😎
Thank you we need rain bad!
Look like another one but horse creek chert about a foot behind that capena
Awesome finds.. this would be a stellar video if you would just turn the phone sideways.
I need to start doing that I keep forgetting
I live up here in Ohio and started looking for artifacts two years ago during the COVID lockdown, after walking miles and miles in field after field I have not found anything like what you guys find in Tennessee
It's rare what we find here . They had the material and the skill set to make sure crazy stuff
We have the right conditions as well huge amounts of erosion in a sandy soil and sandstone as the bottoms of alot of places that just hold those points in place
Are all these from 1 hunt or a couple hunts put together to make this video..in your videos and others ive always wondered that??
Some are one day hunts and some are multiple hunts put together
@@tennesseevalleyrelics3459 cool man thanks for the reply..I got some killer spots on the TN River near Chattanooga..I got a question brother..uh..I've got some different feedback on this from various sources and they all differ but is it illegal to surface hunt on the TN River and can I sift on the TN River??..any input will be greatly appreciated and helpful..good luck and happy huntin brother
Are those creek or river finds? If you don't mind, would you tell me the approximate area you're finding these points. I'm in the process of writing a book sorta like a Overstreet. I wouldn't ever come hunt your site. Just needing information for my book. Thanks.
I don't disclose site information I'm sorry
If it doesnt have "Tri-color" "Delineating" lines.....i.e. red jasper with either white or yellow, married with black (ideally) or grey sanwiched together, it IS NOT True "HORSECREEK"
You must understand something......
These points made from this mythical and intriguing material are VERY RARE. Lots of variants. But the True Horsecreek points are what I just described. It must have a clear combination of all those attributes. Otherwise, just a pretty color amalguration.
That is a false statement tri color hcc In Raw form usually gets the color worked out of it when being knapped.
Killer recoveries
Thanks man
Not a still well from the looks of the flaking I would say that's a Holland dalton
It was a elk river
@@tennesseevalleyrelics3459 dang nice point my friend don't have that type here in Arkansas y'all have some beautiful point types there and good size ones to I'm lucky to find one in a year over four inches. Liked the video
So, I am from Dickson, TN. If you are hurting the Harpeth, you have likely heard of my home town. I got lucky and made a ton of money managing some of the best law firms in America. Your grammar sucks. The word broke means you don’t have any money. The proper term for a point that isn’t complete is broken. PLEASE start using the correct term. I got lucky and married a beautiful woman from Miami and her mother helped teach me proper grammar. Please keep producing great videos.
Thanks for telling us about all your good fortune and making a ton of money managing some of the most crooked people. Why don't you save pointing the shit end of the stick elsewhere. One could argue that proper grammar varies greatly depending on which region you live in. But shucks, what do I know, I'm just an Alabama boy. The last time I checked this aint English class. And I think I speak for everybody when we say keep your opinion to yourself but you're not about the artifacts being filmed. You being from Dickson Tennessee, you sure didn't learn your manners. Anyway great hunt guys! Loves yalls videos
Looks like I touched a nerve!!!
@@dananderson128 Nope... You're just being disrespectful for no reason. Somebody's got to call you out on your bullshit. A woman from Miami and her mother taught you proper English when English is not even the dominant language in Miami. Just appreciate the artifacts keep the rest of yourself. I'm sure we all would definitely appreciate that
Don’t worry. You won’t ever hear from me again. Sorry you can’t take some constructive criticism. Have a great day and continued good luck finding great artifacts.
@@dananderson128 man you have the right to say anything you want to. This ain't my channel. Your comments just seems a little odd to me. You know how I clicked on this video so I can see some good artifacts being found that I couldn't help it get ruined by your comment. Everybody's got a right to say what they want to say. That includes you and that includes me. You have yourself a nice day
Look like another one but horse creek chert about a foot behind that capena