LOST Military Artifacts Found on the Oregon Trail! Metal Detecting
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2022
- Some recent metal detecting hunts on the Oregon Trail over the past few months. Also at 0:50 I meant to type Cavalry and not Calvary, I wasn't paying attention to the fact that I misspelled that, but I can't go back and change it now.
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When I think no less than 6 sets of great grandparents passed close by to your finds, it gives me pause. My people passed by there from 1843, 1847, 1852, 1853 en route to the Willamette Valley of Oregon.
Best MT channel out there love the format quick and to the point !
Appreciate that feedback! I try to keep it that way
Zach, I love your videos so much. You draw me in with every find you uncover. Thank you so much for all that you do in bringing us along with you. I cant wait to see what 2022 brings you. Keep on digging it brother
Thanks Tony I appreciate that, I had such a great time with you guys in Colorado last year and I love those frontier military sites you have out there as well. Looking forward to what else you guys find out there once the season starts up again
Congrats on the Tryme that's still on my bucket list. Loved the cuff buttons. Awesome Relics also. Take Care
Nice finds! So glad I could be there for some of them. I know I walked within feet of that Trime!!! Maybe 2022 will finally bring me one of my own. 😁😁
Thanks Bob! We’ll definitely have to get out on the trail again together this year
Always enjoy your OT videos. Cool finds. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Gary glad to hear that! It has been a blast hunting the OT I wouldn’t trade it for any other type of detecting
Great video as usual guys!!! Love your videos!!!!!
Wow some amazing finds. The trime is unbelievable. Good job guys
Another great video Zach! Congrats on the Trime, those are so neat! Hope you are staying warm up there! God bless!
More great finds on the trail. Congratulations to you all.
Appreciate it!
Love the military buttons, trime,minnieballs and that cool hat badge
Wow some really great finds guys! Keep it up!
Thanks so much!!
As always man, y’all killed it!!! Awesome job, and congratulations!!!!
Thanks Will appreciate it!!
Always a good day when a Zach video comes out!
Thanks Bob!
Great historic site and finds. Congratulations to all.
Thanks for stopping by!
heck yeah Zach a trime out of nowhere love it ! def a camp 🏕 there and y’all were on the targets ! another great video guys 💥👍🤠🏴☠️🦅🇺🇸
Thanks so much!!
Very cool finds. Thanks for sharing the hunt. Good luck, happy hunting and take care ✌️
Thanks man!
👍So enjoyable, thank you👍
Appreciate it!
I've only been in the plains one time and it was unbelievably windy. So for you to say "it's a little windy" to me says that if that wind stopped the cows would only stumble a bit and not fall completely over as they would if it was really windy and the wind suddenly stopped!
Jefferson Davis Hat Badge. Sweet!
Great job Zach ... some great finds out there on the trail... waiting for my first hat badge ... here is to a great 2022 season for you guys!
Thanks Ken! There’s got to be a hat badge in Colorado like that where you guys hunt....I think of those cross sabres Tony found which would have possibly been off of a hat with that badge
Some great finds buddy! I really need to get out soon. It's been too long.
Thanks man! Let me know and I’ll get out with you. I’ll make time for it
The Minie ball at about 9:41 seems to be from a breechloader, probably a carbine, and looks to be fired (I think I saw rifling cut into the side of the bullet). Also I think the base is too thick to have been forced into the rifling just from the force of the black powder exploding when it fired. If the site is pre-civil war it would be an early use of a breechloader.
When are we getting new videos from you, Zach - coin hunts preferred?
That hook looked like the one on the end of a strap which attached to the Spencer carbine and then to the trooper so the guy wouldn't lose it while on horseback. Maybe that's what it is.
Thanks Greg! Yeah I talked to my friend Garrett about it a while back when I first dug it and I think that’s what he mentioned as well
Another great hunt!! Beautiful trime. Thanks for all the work you do to share the videos of your hunts and finds. Stay safe.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video man, I'd love to get a trime
Thanks for stopping by!
That's a beautiful time and hat badge, Zach! I love the musket balls, too. Awesome hunt for y'all!💖
Thanks Cynthia!
Zack, you should check out the book the great Platte River Road by Merrell J. Mattes. The beginning of the book has several maps Of the routes used from Independence to Laramie. You might find some interest in that one. Check out your local library.
Thanks for the tip! Do you live in Nebraska?
Hi, I am just curious what state you are in. Interesting finds!
Zach i met you well you were making a video in Ottawa ks on south locust street and you were with your friend Jim
Can I ask what you do with all the finds, do you have a museum? Thank you 👍😊
Not much into the vintage militaria - you've seen one musket ball you've seen them all - but the trime was nice. Hope you have more videos coming with coins-only finds in them.
Sorry to hear you don’t enjoy these videos as much. Not sure how many coin only hunts I’ll have coming up but with any luck I’ll keep finding coins on the trail
Great video and finds ! Where are you based out of ! I am in Logan Kansas
any current videos?
All the hoover boys should get equal pay metal detecting. Plus promotion for Separate channels. Bottles, arrowheads, estate sales or whatever they are into. They all deserve it.
I zoomed in on the Trime.
It said "Made in China" on the edge... really it did.
Amazing to find the needle in a haystack, trime in a field.
Mine have been in yards near roads. Fields are slightly daunting out west.
Lol, trimes really do feel like play money like they would be made in China when you see how tiny and flimsy they are
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Thanks for watching!
nice find
Thanks!!
New videos?
I have a strange question. Have you dug on trails that the pioneers traveled west? And if so have you ever accidentally dug up a grave in the middle of no where? So many died on the way west. There weren’t cemeteries. So it was bury them along the trail. That was all they could do. Thanks
Good question. I have never knowingly dug up a grave but I’m sure I’ve walked by tons of them on the trail. I know one spot on the trail near a site I hunt where they supposedly buried 50 Mormons
@@GreatOutdoorsDetecting Thanks for the information.
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Thanks Chris!
im still going to call you guys down south detecting lol
Lol I understand!
@@GreatOutdoorsDetecting you guys got me into coins
Outasight man. I hunt old glass bottles. Never had a metal detector
Enjoyed your show EXCEPT for your constant use of the word "cherry" I found it somewhat offensive. Please try and find a different word, for instance , "stellar" "pristine" or "mint" . I hope you don't find my suggestion as offensive as I found your ,what I considered juvenile male vernacular. Thank you anyway.