6/25/16 Arrowheads Everywhere

[@jessicamermaid2438]

I want to sit in a creek with a beer in my hand looking for fossils and arrowheads! What a great way to spend a day!

[@cavalryscout8720]

I go every chance I get..

[@CherylYax]

I am so incredibly jealous! What an amazing time, fun, & history in your hands!!!! Yeah, I loved it!

[@seventhousandb.c.6111]

A man,,, what a killer spot!!! U ole boys are just like me!!!! Drinking cold ones, and doing what u like to do!!! That's me in a nut shell!!!! Keep kicking it!!!!!!👌👌👌👍👍

[@morockin3564]

You guys killed it! That creek is amazing!

[@ohioflintguy4091]

yall were having way to much fun out there,, great finds thanks for the show, take care

[@normrobinson6629]

Awesome find. North Texas/Oklahoma.....makes sense. Thanks for the video!

[@dhammiam]

Awesome! I have 11 acres and lots of creek and always finding surface artifacts. I’m gonna start digging soon.

[@dhammiam]

My 2018 finds- kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5uwnoCqiJpnjc0

[@billyb557]

Great material in this area

[@indianasmith8152]

man, that is classic East Texas stuff! Lotsa Garys but some of them are SWEET!

[@texaswader]

Great video. We have a spot like that in South Texas and one up in the hill country...middens everywhere.

[@Nomad-yn7pv]

where at in the hill country? I found one north of Leakey years ago on an indian mound.

[@texaswader]

Between Leakey and Vanderpool.

[@Nomad-yn7pv]

Wish I could join you. Sounds like fun.

[@MrGerms81]

That is AMAZING! Looks like it would get very addictive!!!

[@Hopewellmj]

Congrats! what a stellar day - amazing points recovered! thanks for the look and stay well my friend!

[@Dougarrowhead]

one day someone will be walking this creek finding bud lite cans wondering what they were used for

[@indiantrace371]

Always getting caught up with folks posting artifacts! Here in NC... the two County's I hunbt, we finished the study of point production sine 10,500BC... and it came in at about 38 million. Just two counties! I think you guys understand this! Just a great reality! A great ancient Indian race here!

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

That is a great way to beat the heat sitting in a running stream and digging for arrowheads.

[@lonnieke]

why did he take the arrow head away and say Ill take that?

[@carmstrong3254]

Jessie since u dont hunt um no more can ya tell me where u used to find um ..thanks

[@jessewalley1529]

Still hunt but don’t post much anymore. This is where they are building the new lake north of Bonham tx. Soon to be under water

[@NomadicAdventuresEst2010]

wow I'd say arrowheads every where y'all cleaned house that stinks the state is going to turn that into a lake hope ya get many more trips & pockets full of shiney rocks best wishes to y'all

[@jessewalley1529]

Thanks, Will try :)

[@flintman5433]

Kayaking panning for gold Bud Light we y'all living the High Life cool finds

[@NormSaucemam]

Would be awesome to get to travel out to hunt with you guys for a weekend..would even pay to learn how you guys hunt them.

[@drfosty8836]

I know where that honey hole is at!!!!!........Down by refreshing and bud light county, next to fun , texas.... lol....tks for the vid

[@rockscousteau]

You dudes need a sifter like the one i use. I would love to be sifting on those sites.Use a shovel with a dishwasher sifter like I have. You will find everything on those bars.

[@rednecklowlife]

I Have found thousands of indian artifacts!!! including 2 Clovis. in 40 years of hunting here in Ohio!! But have yet to find a single arrowhead in water. Lake creek river!! And I just got a new kayak. I will be looking though!!

[@keyringer]

How many snakes and etc. have you run into in the water and laying on those dead trees in the water?

[@cavalryscout8720]

Very nice.. you guys are on to a great site

[@johnnymyers1668]

Almost looks like you all are planting them in there

[@johnk1639]

I used to go arrow head hunting all the time when I lived in Arkansas. Now I live in Oregon, and its slim pickings up here 😢

[@johnk1639]

Carlos Danger oh cool, thanks man. I’ll have to check that out. Looking is half the fun, actually finding something is the icing on the cake.

[@johnk1639]

Carlos Danger it is very beautiful, and the climate is very mild compared to arkansas. And yes, for work.

[@johnk1639]

Carlos Danger I work in health care, so that’s in demand. As to other industries, I’m not entirely sure.

[@happyhomelesshomesteaders158]

Are they Adena? Great day boys

[@rockhunter6260]

Great hunt guys, I hope you find them all before it gets flooded.

[@333Hogwarts]

This is a Bud Light commercial...right??? ;-)

[@johnk1639]

Miller lite any day of the week 😉

[@twinlukers]

Very nice!! I have yet to find some nice arrowheads. I have one broken one I found at lake Travis.. could you guide me to a possible spot near the Austin area?? We do more fossil hunting then relic hunting...

[@jessewalley1529]

Mitch Lukasavage Sabine River. Tons down there

[@caraame]

Wow fantastic guys. Love those black flint ones. Wish we had such a place as abundant in blighty

[@WestShoreMan]

That's incredible!

[@FerallHog]

Is this Oklahoma?

[@stevenalford3796]

I'm always on FIRE 🔥 I found 3 killer points yesterday

[@K3Flyguy]

Do most creeks have arrowheads? Or is this just and super rich area?

[@oldzensoul]

Please tips on where to look ...where pebbles are at maybe?

[@Seth-hh2ro]

sOn flower you want to see a lot of flakes and areas that wash out when it rains

[@SuperKyle309]

Watch the tips for success creek hunting by Senica Relics

[@shayneennis6691]

outstanding!!!! man id love to find one!!!

[@jasonstratton4343]

Man Ive never been able to find one .....you guys find em like empty cans

[@greatbasinman]

Just found your channel, keep churning em up!

[@jessewalley1529]

Thanks, I'll try but its been hot, hot, hot in Texas

[@allencanady2557]

At 6.20 you had a one shoulder point ,call Dub or the main guy at Texas State ,he will want to know

[@mdwdirect]

Where at in North Texas? I'm in DFW, I'd like to try my hand at it before it's lost forever. Explored the Sulpher River this morning but nothing worth a video.

[@jessewalley1529]

I hunt the sulphur as well. Found some dinosaur vertabre and bones. A few arrowheads as well

[@heymojofilter]

Hey Jesse,how come these so many in one small place? what went on there back in day? very interesting, great video,Pete England

[@jessewalley1529]

I'm not entirly sure. I've walked about the length of the river and found them all along, but there are places the gather them. It has something to do with the right size gravel catching on the bends after a straight away.

[@miketurner3064]

why are there so many arrow heads in that area?

[@crazybutcool5150]

Where's that at? North Texas? Y'all look like you had some good finds. Good relaxing times at that. The one you said looks paleo might be a Baker. Congrats! Thanks for sharing the video.

[@jessewalley1529]

Yes, North Texas (almost Oklahoma) I'll let my brother know to look up Baker points and compare. Thanks,

[@bencrain1217]

Hey fellow head hunter. What state or county u in?

[@jeffinphx517]

Very cool finds. Do you ever use gold pan classifiers?

[@jessewalley1529]

I bought one and used it on my last trip. They work well and were cheap from Amazon

[@krisjames3673]

What kind of camera are ya using. Good quality video!

[@jessewalley1529]

Kris james it's an iPhone 6

[@eccentricdetectorists9754]

I feel ya bro.Here in Oregon I bride the migrant workers $5.00 for every ice cream bucket full of arrow heads the find while working in the fields.. LMAO!!!Hammer Down!!!

[@741ed]

It's not legal to take them in Oregon. Don't get caught.

[@Dougarrowhead]

eddie its legal you not know nothin bout no rock collecting

[@derekcollins1972]

Why so many in one area?Did the Indians shoot fish with them lost them or a campsite?

[@panchovilla6298]

Those are probably the ones they didn't keep. They would make a whole bunch from one rock and only keep the sharpest/most likely to penetrate easily.

[@derekcollins1972]

+pancho villa Thanks,that makes since.

[@joshboyles6866]

Hey Jesse, I'm up in NE Texas. Are you close to Paris

[@jessewalley1529]

Between Paris and Sherman

[@jhickox]

What state is this?

[@jennamoore647]

what material is that

[@christianarcheologyarrowhe2200]

Nice finds🤩

[@arowrock]

Cool video, beautiful arrowheads! Rock on!

[@vincebridges3029]

Nice stuff

[@kurtmckelvey639]

fun fun fun !! leave some for us !!!!! I'm from Texas where are you !!!

[@jessewalley1529]

Fannin County

[@individualg8383]

There is prob beads and more artifacts all around there

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

GREAT VIDEO ENJOYED

[@supercrackel7318]

man killer way to find

[@MrRickjitsu]

Awesome...

[@Specksworld]

Craziest thing I have ever seen, but I like it!

[@greenteambc]

This is where many bodies were dropped from war.

[@Voltaire8559]

Where is this?

[@jessewalley1529]

NORTH TEXAS

[@johnnymyers1668]

You sure one of you all ant a flintnapper?😂

[@lawsonbrady2586]

what state, region and indians?

[@jessewalley1529]

lawson brady north Texas mostly caddo indians

[@lawsonbrady2586]

cool I'm in Columbus ga we have creek Indians.

[@polymathicperturbations1476]

Man, you can find that stuff all day long in central MO. A friend of mine bought this cabin, and the wall outside is made up of arrowheads, axes, and grinding pestles and bowls. I bet his wall is worth 20 thousand bucks.

[@jacobriddle7230]

Where is that I mean I will even think about paying just to look where they are

[@diamondgniko7330]

at 7:33 y'all missed a killer knife

[@diamondgniko7330]

about 2 feet to the left and up from the small point

[@kkwee3678]

who was the ppl who made all those arrowshead? the indians?

[@jnixa1010]

Fun stuff

[@ShanesWorld1978]

sweet

[@kylerjanovec3906]

At 7:41 about you picked one up and missed a huge spearhead

[@kylerjanovec3906]

7:35 top left screen

[@jessewalley1529]

That's a piece of clay. They get me all the time too :)

[@billymitchem5256]

Did. You know that they awouls use shRk teeth as points some times

[@worldsocold93]

3:46 Shark tooth?

[@bencrain1217]

Joshua Varnell I found 1 in east Ten in the mountains!

[@ycg0]

Joshua Varnell i think i saw it to

[@worldsocold93]

I was in Oklahoma not too long ago looking for arrowheads around the local creeks, but I didn't have much luck. I wound up visiting Mt. Scott instead. I've been thinking about going to lake Texoma to look for ammonite fossils, shark teeth, and other neat things. I read that people were finding trilobite fossils as well not too far from Ardmore.

[@jessewalley1529]

Joshua Varnell I've found some awesome arrowheads when lake texhoma wa low two years ago on the islands. Good luck finding

[@worldsocold93]

Jesse Walley oh neat!

[@wadoman699]

Great way to hunt arrowheads in the heat!

[@stevenalford3796]

Hi 👋

[@cliffbardo9205]

Left more than u got

[@denaredford6701]

Carnelian arrowhead .

[@adamcvesely47]

nice

[@HambonesAdventures]

great post you guys are always teaching me new things thanks for sharing!!! hey i found a crazy pictograph on a rock check it out . got you subbed in Hambone

[@winstonshelton3237]

looks like Alabama

[@MisterMitchMM]

Damn Cool.

[@cannonbrown384]

Sike

[@Butterbean00]

What a way to waste a day/

[@stevenalford3796]

Bye 👋

[@andrew5550]

they should leave that shit there....who sed it was lost anyway.

[@shayneennis6691]

outstanding!!!! man id love to find one!!!

[@jhickox]

What state is this?

[@jessewalley1529]

North Texas

[@jhickox]

@@jessewalley1529 nice!