@@CooperJones777 thanks for watching and we appreciate the comment. We have so much content to edit and are a little behind. Life seems to get in the way sometimes with work and family time, but in a good way. We just added a little girl to the TN Rocks crew and she is a couple of months old. My son also plays travel baseball year round and just started basketball. Just a lot going on, but rest assured we are still digging at our middle archaic site as much as we can. I will be uploading our year end dig finds from last year as soon as I can finish editing it. Take care and God Bless!

@@kennethhathcock2235 thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Hollar at us anytime! 👍🏻

@@blakejohnson3234 about 4 - 5 feet for us. You always want to dig to the hard packed clay layer if possible. Depending on your digging area that depth might be a little different. We are going to try to go a little deeper this winter. Take care and great question. 👍🏻

@@SnapScavenge thank you and we appreciate you watching. Happy New Year!

@@southernfreediving9501 thank you so much we really appreciate the kind comment. We sure do love finding that material and it’s aways a treat when we do come across it. Thanks again for watching and God Bless!

@@lesjones5684 we rarely see it in November in our area.

@@lesjones5684 thanks for watching!

@@harleysmith7834 man thanks for watching and leaving a comment. East, TN is some beautiful country and we always enjoy visiting the mountains. Take care! 👍🏻

@@closertohome-b7m thank you so much for leaving a comment and watching. We really appreciate it! KY Dam is one of our favorite shows and is always a blessing when we are able to attend. Take care and God Bless!

@@heatherbelle7794 I’m sorry I do not but if you can find some people in your local area that enjoy rock hunting or hunting and fishing, you can get some great info. Talk with older people and ask about what they have found in their childhood years. They love talking with people. Good luck out there!

@@JamesLovesRocks329 hey thanks for watching and leaving a comment. We really do enjoy finding that type of chert when we can. Take care and God Bless! 👍🏻

@@bobbyblair1084 yes sir, we have found several fire popped points at this site. We appreciate the comment and for watching. Take care! 👍🏻

@@closertohome-b7m I will try to upload the show for 2023. Unfortunately they didn’t have a show scheduled for this year. We really appreciate you watching and for the comment. 👍🏻

@@snakehandler87 thank you so much and we really appreciate you watching and for the comment. Take care! 👍🏻

@@americanpatriot430 Thank you for leaving us a comment. What you said is so true. It’s amazing how many distractions we have in life and it’s easy to get complacent. The most important people in our lives are our family and the most important commodity is time. Thank you for reminding us of this. I hope the burden of loss gets easier with time. Thank you again.

@@jstclme The best way is to reach out to people around your local area and see if you can get some leads. Good luck and have fun!

@@Themanwiththeplan890 we don’t give out our exact locations but I have heard people say creeks around Woodbury TN have good geodes. Good luck and have fun !

Thank you

@@Themanwiththeplan890 anytime! 👍🏻

@@earleencadwell8373 hey thanks for watching and leaving a comment. We are in Middle Tennessee. 👍🏻

@@TennesseeRocks which creeks do you suggest looking in. I have no idea where to look.

@@earleencadwell8373 We don’t give out our personal hunting locations but look for creeks with chert gravel bars and start their. Talk with local people around your area also. Good luck!

@@ProspectorAl sweet, we love finding geodes too. I do wish we found more that were Agatized. Either way it’s always a treat finding a good hollow one. Thanks again for watching and the comment my friend. Take care! 👍🏻

In our future videos we are cutting out the cleaning part. We have found that saves a lot of time in the videos. We appreciate the comment and for watching. 👍🏻

@@TennesseeRocks I think the toothbrush is working just fine. 😂please don’t use wire and drill. Good stuff.

@@JoseyWales-ed don’t worry we won’t, lol. 😉Take care my friend! 👍🏻

@@theeldereffect hey we really do enjoy it. Thanks for leaving a comment and watching. God Bless!

Yea not to far from ya brother! We try not to give out exact locations. I really like your area. One of my favorite creeks to float is Indian Creek. Really appreciate you leaving a comment and wish you a great rock hunt !

There are lots of creeks in middle Tennessee. If you stay close to the western highland rim and the eastern highland rim you will find more gravel bars. I recommend the (roadside geology of Tennessee book ) to get familiar with the type of rock layers that are exposed in your area. It’s a good book! As far as gold prospecting goes the closest place is in East Tennessee called Coker Creek. It’s in the Cherokee national forest. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Take care.

No not really but we know people that have good luck up that way and into Kentucky so don’t give up. Have fun out there! Thanks for dropping a comment my friend!

Hey thanks for sharing we are in Middle Tennessee but love visiting the Cumberland Plateau and GSMNP. We were not around in the 70s but that was a great time to be a artifact hunter with all the plowing going on in the fields. Thanks for watching!

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It sure was a great show with some amazing collections! We appreciate you leaving a comment. God Bless and take care! 👍🏻

Hey Jim thanks for watching and leaving a comment! We really do appreciate it. 👍🏻

We love finding this material in the creeks when we can Dee. There’s not a lot of it, but is always a treat when we do. 🙂

They sure do enjoy the creeks Dee. Heating up this summer, so we’re hoping we can upload some more creek videos. 🙂