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Metal detecting homesteads in the mountains. | Ep 208 #metaldetecting #treasure #manticore

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Model t valve cover was cool to see there
Comment from : @BillDavis-d6v

Look like 1930's through 50's stuff
Comment from : @KA4UPW

Poor Irish farm
Comment from : @michaeltaylor4984

I'm sick of misleading click-bait bullshit videos like this!!!!!
Comment from : @MrsMingo

I have been hardcore cache hunting since the Fenn treasure hunt ended so a few years now and it’s the most fun and most productive treasure hunting I’ve ever done Going to start making videos again and your videos are great motivation Very good content and finds
Comment from : @legacyXplore

The cartridge at 12:04 looks like a K98 training round I know the germans were training their recruits to operate their weapons with similar rounds during WW2 People often detect those all over the battlefields in Europe It's basically a toy It has no powder or any type of explosives in it
Comment from : @featheredskeptic1301

You guys should check out the treasure dog of mainehe gets some insane stuff off colonial beaches with the minelab equinox series
Comment from : @treasuredog-ci9ir

I think the horseshoe of rocks is runoff protection of some sort
Comment from : @shawnfeeney8435

He didn't find a butcher knife he found a meat cleaver
Comment from : @chrisfurry7241

Everything eventually gets thrown away Thus dumps are the places to detect
Comment from : @brushbros

ColoradobrMountains 😮
Comment from : @samaguirre7388

Woo woo 1k
Comment from : @nj4x4fever2

The pile of rocks might be from a garden look under the rocks
Comment from : @scottgardner3376

That's really good soil! Perfect for planting
Comment from : @rhondascraftobsessions5817

Don't spend all the money you get for that stuff in one place
Comment from : @kirvin2

94k views on this was incredible Just stumbled on your channel I’m enjoying it
Comment from : @legacyXplore

what wonderful countryside ,i live on the Romney Marsh in Kent which is as flat as it gets !do you have to get permits to detect ?check out the magpie mudlarks in England think you will enjoy
Comment from : @tessamacdonald-s7p

There goes 14 minutes of my life I'll never get back
Comment from : @blairbreland1443

That meat cleaver is pretty cool you can clean that up and keep on using it still I bet it's high carbon steel which is really really good Its probably stamped out of an old mill saw blade
Comment from : @CHAD-RYAN

Leave that jar alone The moon shine has yet to age LOL
Comment from : @thomasprice1320

Field stones gathered to build some structure that never got completed , just a pipe dream gone with the wind ?? !
Comment from : @rogerredden1079

The clickbait 👍🏻😆…for an empty jar Well done
Comment from : @amandajones8513

'55 was 1st year of the T bird
Comment from : @georgeshambaugh3803

A German colonial tradition was to bury a jar with coins in the East, West, North and south directions around the house Like the horse shoe over the door it was suppose to bring good luck
Comment from : @babyrazor6887

The rectangular brass find with crosshatching looks like a plate for striking matches possibly attached to a bar Just a tip: brass items safe in the ground for over 100 years do not appreciate being smashed against a steel trowel 10 seconds after coming out of the ground!
Comment from : @andrewkrzykowski3489

Horseshoe wall could have been an old cemetery
Comment from : @tanekarnes5260

Is any of that stuff worth anything? Nah
Comment from : @mistervacation23

The stones look like a European style sheep pen
Comment from : @scottmcfarland2149

Iwill take dirty money any day, New Sub
Comment from : @whitewaterjack3332

Beautiful country brother 👍👍❤️
Comment from : @granvillewooster7673

Hi DM Great video and hunt's 👍 Congrats on all the relics Im amazing at all the old home sites that have probably never been hunted Around here in Michigan, it's almost impossible to find virgin ground to hunt Please give buddy Gunner a kind petting for me Hes so cool 😎 Thank you for letting me tag along Luv the big sky country, so beautiful there As always super enjoyed your video buddy Take care and stay well Gregg😃
Comment from : @AuDive0

When you find rings, make sure to screen the hole for a precious stone that may have dropped off the setting
Comment from : @mkogrady6078

I like your channel is the best in the world 🌎🌎
Comment from : @oligorman999

Been hunting northern Michigan for 2 weeks now A few artifacts, 1916 and 17 Buffalo nickels and a 64D quarter that looks like it was dropped yesterday
Comment from : @vernowen2083

Meat Cleaver
Comment from : @topperthompson580

Im guessin your in the new england area because of rock walls and cellar holes some cool finds there really liked that lil jar
Comment from : @duncanmccleod6208

That is such a beautiful place to me I think your wife is right about the stones!
Comment from : @jerrydineen2827

I’m saying outdoor kitchen, wind breaker
Comment from : @jakartajamie4880

good hunt, keep swinging
Comment from : @mikedavis2566

The bullet is a military practice round It was used to practice loading, dry firing, and cycling the rifle action Probably a 1903 Springfield Holes and grooves were to make sure you weren't "playing" with live ammunition Good video!!!
Comment from : @larrysmith4031

Stone walls I can help you out with that and myself didn't know either I move to Massachusetts from Western North Carolina and i started to watch a YouTube in area he does something as you But anyway, in what he saids stone walls were used to mark off land areas other word's that was there land from another land owner, and for crops and to keep live stock in place
Comment from : @markgriffin6561

Maybe was to deflect water runoff from the hill around something
Comment from : @toddburkard

German silver is nickle
Comment from : @thomaswaddell9012

Can’t bust em is Lee Jeans
Comment from : @rainking9897

Very nice
Comment from : @MITIERRARD-hv9lk

Pretty cool finds!
Comment from : @show-metreasure3438

That mountain cellarhole was in such a gorgeous spot! I agree, that looked like an animal pen to me You wound up with lots of awesome finds!❤
Comment from : @cynthiaswearingen1037

Very nice and well done there ! Congrats on the finds too :) ATB - David
Comment from : @tagteamrecoveries

Great hunt Lots of items, and some gorgeous country Of course living in Florida we don't have your elevations, but wondered if the horseshoe stone burm was something to divert water coming down the ridge? Most of the old homes down here were up on stone pilings Love the Vaseline jar It was great to see Gunner with his stick, he found a treasure also He was smart enough to get into the shade most of the time Thanks for posting and letting us see the beautiful area you live in
Comment from : @joeyhill5498