I am now at Appomattox, portwalthall , in a field , loaded with points , all kinds , great video , enjoyed

How deep did you dig the holes for the trees? I’m trying to dig my Mexican plum tree too

Who else is in central Virginia?

Great find imagine all the ones under the ground there

I live in greensville county virginia and we love to pick up points but most of my old spots have either been sold or grown over so hunting spots are getting harder to find

You talk too much.

Stopped watching for a sec just to say YOU MADE MY DAY! Just moved to Central Virginia 3? months ago. I’ve only found one point over a year ago in Iowa on a riverbank. It’s broken but it looks evenly worked. I have been so proud of that one little fined because a big part of my life experience has taught me not to trust people…so often I doubt the point hunting videos are real. I always try to fight it and remind myself that mostly, people are good and after all, the broken one I found in Iowa is a pretty sure thing. Now!!! During my 1st week living here in central Virginia, I walked around my apartment grounds, focused on all the beautiful quarts and colors of stones in the red clay. I decided to allow hope to flourish, and I began looking for points. It wasn’t long and there it was! Broken, yes, with no neck… But the point is perfect! The working is obvious, and the edges are razor sharp! I held it up to every other piece of quartz I could find and it is different than all of them. In my best ability to note, it is definitely worked. Then I showed it to a local person who is also new at hunting, but she has been studying the real things that her daughter has found. She said what I found is definitely a point! I didn’t know they could be made from quartz, especially white quartz . Now that I see your video, and all these quarts points that you were finding… I feel so validated! I feel like, maybe I really have learned a bit how to identify artifacts! Thank you so so much for this video. I’m not gonna let people make me feel like I’m just a dreamer chasing things that aren’t real anymore. ❤

You need to turn your gate about 90 degrees so the screws are level.and it will allow you when you close the gate with out making a mess.

I so miss hunting for rabbits,, at one time we had ,i think 19 beagles ,, love hearing them on a hot trail. Its been at least 25 or so years since i hunted for them. Miss, miss this so much

Great video. Gearing up for squirrel season here in NC. Love that you post your hits and misses. Squirrel hunting isn’t easy and too many videos just focus on the good shots. We’re not all “snipers” right 😅. Great work. God is good. Keep it up.

The snake in the creek at the beginning of the video is a northern water snake

Guy sounds just like Phil from last man on earth 😂

Do you ever find fire rock at your place? Beautiful points

We sift everything. Ever find any fossils in your area? I believe that first rock you found is a hammer stone.. the next find after the rock could be a preform.. was the material quartz?

Them beagles right before your second rabbit sound like the coyote locater on my fox pro🤣 never hunted with more than 3 beegs..... we got 4 now and I'm pumped for my pups to run with the older 2 next year gonna be a blast! Good vid keep hunting hounds🤙🤙

Around 60 years ago, I found many of those close to Long Island Va.

I been bringing this up lately I'm new to this and only been watching videos lately. Everything seems to be determined as thousands of years old idk I guess it doesnt make since to me that guns and metal arrow heads were so prevalent and widely used that were still shoulnt be plent of arrowheads just 200-300 years ago. Idk

Your big artifact is a hoe. Its worn because it was used for digging.

I guess you're shooting a 'long rifle' A22. Was hoping it was an A22 Magnum. Good shooting bro!

I want to come

Good job. I just found your channel and I subscribed. I love squirrel hunting but today until the 4th I will be trying to get me my first dow with my new rifle. I try to make some videos when I think about it. Anyways good job and nice shooting. God Bless from Oklahoma

I really want to find a guilford axe! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

What kind of shotgun you using? I hunt down in North Carolina. Nice videos brother.

You, people, are dangerous.

Its a nutting. stone

Thank you for making this video

What time of day are you hunting. I’m in Fluvanna county. Been out 3 times this year in the morning. I’ve seen a couple and heard a couple but haven’t gotten a shot off yet. I’m also on public land.

Love it 👍

Some lovely finds well done

I am searching Occoquan in VA.....Great video.

Store your super frames wet. Wax moths hate honey. It traps and kills them. You just need to keep the bees out of them.

The needle rollers are terrible. Try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHXQc4Z8aKd6mK8 You will get almost all honey out and protect your drawn comb

The VA Arrowhead groups are notorious for dismissing really amazing artifacts as 'just rocks.' The large one is definitely a point, and a great one at that. Your property is interesting that it has all the different ages of materials on it. Must have been prime dwelling territory for a very long time. Have enjoyed these videos and am ready for it to cool off to get hunting. Cheers from Powhatan!

The banks are pretty steep so if I was going to dig I'd look carefully for fire burnt and cracked fire rocks. If you find any concentrations of burnt rock in my mind it makes me think it indicates a camp. Or maybe somebody just stopped for lunch.

Any update on your Mexican Plum Tree?

What are you blasting away at?

NICE AREA, ENJOYED THE VIDEO LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE MORE VIDEO

Good job buddy u remind me of my older brother Adam lol almost look the same to werid

Hey friend I'm also in Central Virginia and have been hunting artifacts all over about 40 years. Word of advice keep your eyes out for green, blue, black, red and even bone points. Not sure how long you've been doing this but you got an eye for it.

Nice hunt

Good finds enjoyed the video

Nice for what you didn't have only bad thing is you never found the queen hopefully shes still there

Nice finds I like to find the Little ones

Thank you for putting this video together. I just caught a swarm 2 days ago and this is my first go at beekeeping so talk about UNPREPARED!! Quick question, how long were the bees in the trap before you moved them into the 10 frame? This is perfect timing for me! thank you!

Not just a rock, probably one of two things. A slotted seed planter or a slotted gouge I am going with the seed planter. Find these types of tools in N.E. Ga. Mississippian culture. It is my experience that not a lot of work was put into farming tools, they were subject to a lot of wear and breaking in a relative short period of time.

Briars! thats his house as we like to say!

the stone at 10:00 you said maybe a "mano"? What is that referring to? Newbie here just watching and trying to learn.....thanks for sharing your adventures!

As an American Indian living in massachusetts I would love to find just one arrow head..but clueless on where to go

Beautiful!! My jaw dropped when it dropped

your a good shot''