Troop B First Dragoons

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

Sure good to see you back. Your videos are by far my favorite. Awesome camp and finds👍😁

[@kcsteve59]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!

[@tonybrowning5371]

Awesome episode Steve!glad you decided to put out a new video. Been waiting a long time for this. Looking forward to seeing more from you in the future.

[@kcsteve59]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@theoregonhistoryhunters2209]

Yes can't wait! Thank you Steve for putting out another great hunt, and welcome back!!

[@kcsteve59]

Thanks for watching!

[@kevinbrown2630]

Very awesome Steve glad to see your still going.

[@kcsteve59]

Thanks for watching Kevin!

[@Kiedad]

So glad to see you back! I too was worried that something had happened to you! GREAT hunt.....GREAT research! Please do more!!!

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you! Will do!

[@rickmcelwee4346]

Another great video very interesting have missing your videos hope to see more thanks for sharing

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you, I will

[@rockhunter6260]

Welcome back Steve, great video and some history of Troop B👍🏻

[@kcsteve59]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@BulletsandButtons]

I’m glad to see that you are back at it Steve! Great finds as always!

[@kcsteve59]

Thanks PaPa Bear, Covid-19 got me but I'm back up and running!

[@mariem3310]

Welcome back Steve. I so enjoy your videos and that you give information about your findings. You also show respect to history which is sorely lackning in some people who just whack away when they find something. Hope this make sense. Congrats on your brilliant finds. Greetings from Sweden

[@kcsteve59]

Sweden! Wow that is awesome! It is amazing the stories these artifacts can tell and I try to bring that message across in my videos, thanks again for watching and take care!

[@NathanielColson]

Great video, thanks for sharing! All the historical context you added really puts this over the top. Thanks for not click baiting your titles! Super chill channel.

[@kcsteve59]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@gregkerr725]

So great to hear from you. I have been worried that something happened to you. Weirdly enough you came up in an early morning conversation with two neighbors this morning and I described your research and finds of old dragoon relics..and even mounted rifle relics.........and then at lunch time I check out youtube and ....voila! vous ete arrive!!!!!!

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you Greg! Life threw a curveball, I contracted Covid-19 which developed blood clots in both lungs and legs, rushed to the ER, thank GOD I made it through that and have recovered since. I never take life for granted and I feel for the people who are struggling through this horrible pandemic. I'm back on my feet and going full speed ahead now. Thank you for showing interest and watching my videos, it is greatly appreciated!

[@philipwolf825]

so much interesting relics and great stories, hope you and your family are well, really happy you are back, thanks steve

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you Philip appreciate it, take care!

[@rolandtomkellam9306]

Yes, I agree with all of you. Good to see your easy going and AWESOME respect for your finds back on KZbin for us to appreciate. Thanks so much.

[@kcsteve59]

I appreciate that! Thank you so much take care!

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

Awesome video and finds. Your videos take a long break in between but are BY FAR my favorite ones on KZbin

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you! Things will change soon I promise.

[@stonewallbook]

Another epic hunt my friend! I only got out twice last year due to work and home projects. Didn't find much. But got out this past Friday and found some awesome Civil War relics. I've got a couple of hours of video that I need to edit, etc. Glad to see you still saving and documenting history!

[@kcsteve59]

I understand perfectly life can throw a curveball and disrupt what we enjoy the most. Thanks so much for watching and take care my friend!

[@fortboy2004]

Always great to see the amazing finds Steve. Keep em coming!!

[@JohnnyButtons]

That is just too cool Steve. I’ve always wished to recover a Dragoon button or relic. This is one of those hunts that you relish forever ❤

[@19WildWood86]

You always find the most interesting things. So glad you’re back! L&H

[@kcsteve59]

Thanks so much!

[@digginkansasdirt9394]

Nice to see you back in action. Still a lot of history around waiting to be found!

[@wvdigrrr9509]

Glad to see a new video Steve...always enjoy them.... and congrats on the finds...the rosettes are incredible. Good luck in your diggin!

[@yell70]

Was great to watch, glad you're back!! Keep those vids coming and all the best! Cheers Vic

[@Suncast45]

I have learned so much from you in the past Steve, and I am thrilled to see you in the field again. Thank you for your dedication and professional presentation. Can't wait for the next!.

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you Suncast I'm glad you liked it!

[@detectordie]

Hey Steve! This is Deathray, from the Ole Dankowski forum. Good to see you back. What a fantastic site. Btw...I first started detecting as a kid, in Ft. Riley, back about 1978. Keep em coming...as a fellow relic hunter, your vids are one of the few I enjoy.

[@kcsteve59]

Yes I remember the Dankowski forum great site, good to hear from you Deathray! You started detecting a couple years before I did 1980. Hey thanks for the comment, take care my friend!

[@littleriver8859]

Great finds! Yes, Lowe's journal is a great read.

[@kcsteve59]

Thanks for watching Little River!

[@h.r.polter2693]

Thanks for sharing your finds and the history associated with them! Great stuff!

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you for watching!

[@RelicDog]

Great to see you again Steve! Congratulations on finding such an interesting and historic camp! Glad you’re still getting out. Best wishes, Chris H

[@Hornbush]

Awesome finds!

[@kathycampbell4582]

Steve my husband loves your videos! We actually just found you. He is a disabled Vietnam Vet and loves history and relic hunting when he can. He would love to talk to you.

[@kcsteve59]

I'm glad he likes the videos, thanks for watching!

[@johnriley215]

Great video Steve! I hope you are documenting the site for the local historical society. You are doing awesome. Miss Ya.

[@kcsteve59]

I document it all and do my conservation as always. Thanks for watching!

[@johnnyfish6051]

Wow Steve! Pre settler extraordinarrrr! When I watch your vids I constantly picture the soldiers meandering around and what activities they would be doing. Your focus on the trail is amazing. Thanks for the hisory Kc Steve!

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you JohnnyFish glad you liked it!

[@davemork4910]

Congrats on all your super finds! WOW! I find Civil War items most every time I get out and every so often something a bit older. Great finds! ;-)

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you Dave!

[@RelicRiley]

Glad to see you back at it man!

[@jjaddict]

Great to see a new video!!

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you!

[@bamadave6324]

Great Video and finds! Love the wrap up and context at the end hope more vids soon.

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you Dave I've got another one coming up and it's a good one!

[@normawinton6832]

Amazing finds and interesting history saved Steve. Hoping too see future videos from a kc native.

[@kcsteve59]

Thank you and glad you liked it.

[@roymanewell4958]

great work would be nice to find the trash pit,

[@kcsteve59]

In one of the holes I found black ash which gave me the impression of a "fire pit" but your right, a trash pit in a military camp...oh boy!!!

[@roymanewell4958]

Look at west country Clegg he has a hand held machine that finds deep deep iron looks very interesting

[@DesertWalkerMan]

That is awesome Staeve!

[@kcsteve59]

Thanks Dave!

[@loopyu2y]

Would love to hear your take on a farm site with 3 wells. And each made diff. Do you think it spots would have more items than a 1 well site. I think its because it went through many owners generations and the well dried up? Or 1 was for bathing, or animals. 1 for humans

[@diggingthewest7981]

Who's rosettes would be a dream. Only one ever found was company k first regiment mounted rifleman where major loring camped.

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

I need your help on something. I friend has found a very early trade ax and the only makers mark u can read after electrolysis is a radiating sun. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated

[@kcsteve59]

A touch mark with radiant sun usually indicate French 18th century, a picture would help if your able to provide one.

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

Thanks for your help and knowledge, he will be sending you a Pic. I appreciate your time

[@msmorgan45]

Great to see a new video!