Abandoned Outlaw Hideout & Ghost Town Silver Metal Detecting - Metal Detectors

[@larryhall2140]

Every day is a treasure hunt! You guys give us inspiration. Thanks.

[@karlatiller-barclay1965]

wonderful silver. fantastic hunt. have a great day Karla

[@gunnyu.s.m.c8606]

that's awesome being able to get out metal detecting on old farm and ranch home sites I'm sure it's a lot of fun especially when with bud's, my compliments sir

[@maryp7694]

Cool video! Growing up in Texas I remember being read stories in elementary school about families burying silver and valuables during the civil war. I wonder how many of those stashes are still buried?

[@bryanmitiner5484]

Tip ; I bring a half dozen, golf Tee's ,painted Flo orange,also a piece of wire fore celler holes,n telescope mechanic magnet, to reach into stone walls...

[@bryanmitiner5484]

Great vid ! That celler hole is awesome! Might want to check all the holes in the tree's that would be saddle height back then ....just a thought....big silver coin is great .

[@RelicDog]

Nice!!! First Morgan!!! Still waiting for mine - what a thrill I bet that was! Cool old cellar too!

[@Highplainsprospectors]

Yes sir, it indeed was a thrill! Thanks, and thanks for watching!

[@kellydouglas9402]

suprized you guys found anything swinging your rigs around that fast. but that ranch spot was some awesome research!

[@geometricart7851]

old school houses and churches are always great places to detect but finding that Morgan is insane! Very rare to just pick one up like that...

[@Ben-kb2vs]

Brave going in that cellar. That just screams snake den to me.

[@PoliceChaplainMisty]

WOW what a good find ! always stay safe in all you do !

[@steveclark4291]

Digging iron can give a person an idea of the age of the place depending on what you dig up ! The old buckles that was used on oxen would let you know that it was a very old site ! Just saying

[@lorriesouthall7866]

Some real nice finds guys, especially the silver dollar! Wtg!

[@wildkat-nation]

love that cellar ...that had to be a awesome find to metal detect!

[@Highplainsprospectors]

Kitty Murphy Thanks, it was a blast. We were just talking about how we need to get back out there and detect this site again.

[@wildkat-nation]

That would be awesome...let me know cause I would love to what else you put out of the ground !!

[@buffplums]

Great stuff gents! I think finding the silver dollar alone was worth the effort and the trip!

[@Uncle_Bucks_Forge]

I really like the sight you found. Those places would be really neat to just snoop around at.

[@Highplainsprospectors]

SOOO interesting to me.

[@alansharlow5423]

Uncle Bucks Forge ok

[@alansharlow5423]

Uncle Bucks For

[@carpii]

i just cant imagine owning a plot of land with homestead ruins on it, and never having gone to check it out.

[@itsprivate4360]

It’s BS that’s why...

[@TheDantastic23]

Great find, those coins are awesome. 1892-o is $40 in vf condition. great guess.

[@geometricart7851]

yeah except that coin isn't in VF condition it's Good at best. But still an incredible find!!!! Probably 1 in 100 sites like this has such a coin.

[@frostysoutdoors4135]

Nice Hunt Guys lots of relics and that Morgan Is sweet Be cool video when you find the outlaw cave HH&GL an God Bless

[@Highplainsprospectors]

Thank you!

[@bryanmitiner5484]

I am in NH ,I bring a 25ft,paracord ,with a magnet for old wells, found gun parts ,knifes ,n of course junk....

[@heehaw8401]

Beautiful country! How many acres does the landowner have that he didn't know what was on it?

[@Highplainsprospectors]

Debbie HEndrix I know, crazy huh? The guy is out of town and I think this land was inherited. I would bet he had several thousand acres out there all in all.

[@maine932]

What Tyler found was a tooth guard to a sickle bar mower...Probably a ground driven unit.

[@yerdigginitmetaldetecting]

That was a great day ..your research paid off.

[@Dave-zb9dq]

Good adventure, thanks

[@vkorchnoifan]

Don't let history die, video as much as possible.

[@jfrtbikgkdhjbeep9974]

i think the are between the foundations is a settlement ... i say lift some of those rocks , maybe sealed off entrance

[@АлександрПерчов-ж9у]

So you are looking for 'Hole In The Wall' old Wild Bunch hideout in WY?

[@swungbymasaug]

Great vid the editing is great

[@davidrice3337]

it takes a big ass cave to hide horses - they more than likely had previously made deals with people so they could change out their horses - most likely once they were finished with a horse , the horse was finished too - so they would board horses at various places and swap them out - when it was possible to do

[@bobchauncey63]

Awesome find 1892 Silver Dollar congrats

[@oldgriz816]

The crane co token looks like an old circus/carnival token. Maybe research when a carnival was in the area (maybe right there) around the years of the coins.

[@MrMrSaldana]

wow just swinging that detector like crazy,,,3:40

[@Highplainsprospectors]

GET YOUR GAME ON HD LOL, I know...I he was clearly not really detecting...not sure what he was doing actually...going through the motions I suppose!

[@40horsejohnson]

@@Highplainsprospectors I'm glad you left it in. It was pretty funny to see.

[@bryanmitiner5484]

Looks like beautiful country ,where you are !

[@JMAC48thebest]

Bring back the videos. great work

[@bubba8932]

The thing you caught a lice comb bostock something that goes to a harmonica.

[@Katseye102]

Loved your video, sad you didn't find anything exceptional, like coins, but wasn't Kansas in the middle of the dust bowl in the 30's? Hope you find something! Maybe around Dodge city, or Hays Kansas!

[@Hop7]

Cool finds !

[@jtekjunky]

so no one thought of bringing some binoculars or even a drone with a camera, amazing site though, good find guys

[@louismartineau2669]

Thanks for sharing. Better do it fast guys, Marshall Dillon on its way! LOLL

[@kawarthaleather6659]

wow what a great place to pitch a tent and stay for a while....... and detect :) .......Steve

[@nancyhillyer8359]

STEVE'S BOOKS h

[@larrystephens7437]

I didn't know Morgan Zinc Pennies where that large.!

[@dustyak79]

I found the exact same style buckle as the one around 13:22 but what year do you think? trying to date my site

[@Highplainsprospectors]

See Ozarks Detectors comment above...looks like for oxen or some other pulling animal...I am guessing they farmed some of this ground...thanks for the question!

[@garywhelton9304]

That is realy a link of chain from the moving floor of a maunare spreder . I replaced many back in the day . usualy they broke when the spreder was full .

[@dustyak79]

gary whelton makes sense.

[@hotheadedjoelhaha]

Just subscribed. Nice find (area). To bad a person couldn't pitch a tent for a week or two and really Scour the entire area. Good video-Thanks, Joel.

[@Highplainsprospectors]

hotheadedjoelhaha Thank you sir! That would be fun. I am sure there is still plenty to dig up. Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching!

[@deancarder377]

If you are in Kansas, Quantrill would not have a hide out there. They went into Kansas, did what they had to and went back to Missouri. Search the Sni-a Bar river bottoms and those areas for Quantrills hide outs.

[@Highplainsprospectors]

Dean Carder LOL, that's funny. These guys went deep into Kansas. Way to deep on occasions to make it in one day. So, unless you assume they rode hard and fast for days on end with no rest, it would be ridiculous to think they did not house up somewhere occasionally. And, do you think I would be following a lead without any type of evidence?

[@deancarder377]

High Plains Prospectors- Metal Detector & Gold Prospecting Supply My great x3 uncle( John McCorkle) rode with Quantrill and wrote a book about their exploits(Three Years With Quantrill) and had never said or wrote about camping or staying in Kansas but told about riding as hard as they could to get back to Missouri. After most actions they broke up and hid in the brush along the Sni and other small rivers in the KC and Independence and Clay, Jackson, Cass counties.

[@Highplainsprospectors]

Other's have wrote differently. I think it is silly to think they NEVER stayed in KS.

[@robertkamenoff3918]

When did they move Ft Dodge to MO?

[@careywilliams7316]

Well done gents. Great work

[@r.cattaneo2178]

Where can you purchase an affordable detector What is the price range..

[@Cristasphoto]

I found a bounty Hunter gold digger for 30 at a pawn shop. XO search those pawn shops...

[@Kingerr83]

Great finds! I'm assuming the V -Nick was 1912 and not a 1913? 1913's are worth about 4 mil... any way great research great finds.

[@Highplainsprospectors]

LOL, you are correct...I should probably go in and put an annotation over that...I forgot to when creating it. Travis did mention that after I published it but I forgot to do it while creating. Clearly we are not coin experts..thanks for the reminder!

[@johnlambert21]

That is for sure

[@jojopeMicky]

I like this hobby,you work well,good video!

[@TroutWest]

Not even half way through stopped to sub the channel. Reminds me of what me and my boy do... research aerials for coins spots. It's paid off big time for us, badass video fellas. Back to the rest of your video!

[@HuckOutdoors]

+RoadTripVidz Thanks for sending me the link!

[@Highplainsprospectors]

+RoadTripVidz Awesome! That is good to hear, makes me want to get out and do more! Thanks so much!

[@psychotickyubi1912]

+High Plains Prospectors- Metal Detector & Gold Prospecting Supply i love your videos make more please

[@daffy524]

RoadTripVidz

[@insaneberserk1541]

Where in mo. are you?

[@Country_Girl63]

The big buckle is part of a harness.

[@Customscerus]

History Lover it could of been a butt of a rifle

[@watchmartinbastin]

Whats the history behind this place

[@MrCountrycuz]

Have you guys ever went to the old diner in California where Chuck Yeager used to hang out with all theo other test pilots?

[@royjennison3916]

i would have thought you would have taken the LAT and LONG , off google earth , and used a nav to locate it ,

[@bo4019542000]

boy would i love to have that broken double bit ax i would repair it and totally refurbish it to like new condition

[@xpdale5254]

Great video awesome find

[@NHbeachmetaldetecting]

great video im a ocean beach hunter myself!!!

[@silverwheelspatriot1764]

Happy new year

[@iowazack]

I bet this is near old bb hwy

[@BAILEYgls]

congrats on the morgan

[@bubba8932]

Sweet dollar!!!

[@jimclarke1108]

Wheres your drone with a cam on it ))

[@robertkamenoff3918]

Need to rig a detector on a drone?!

[@thephilosophersstonebook8223]

awesome!

[@deborahr2578]

Wonderful! Accept the "halibut" joke, lol!

[@summerland6397]

A lot of harness and wagon pieces.

[@swarpin_on_donks]

22:37 Missouri Huh?

[@hankhilldopropane1264]

Did anyone else see that he didn't blur the license plate out at the end? But good find though

[@hnhn1773]

Look on the tree line for a carved j and a backward j stands for Jesse James looks like a fish hook he buried his payroll by maps carved in wall of canyons and trees good luck love to be there

[@cuddles6938]

Morgan looks to be in almost uncirculated condition for being in the ground so long. That's about $110 USD value.

[@Highplainsprospectors]

TekReview's I know, it is in very good condition. Looks like it was dropped shortly after being minted. I am not good at grading coins...all I know is it wasn't the really valuable one! It'll never be sold though...it is my first and only at this point. Nothing can take away the feeling of pulling it out of the ground!

[@cuddles6938]

High Plains Prospectors- Metal Detector & Gold Prospecting Supply Yeah, I checked another site that sells them :) And they had a page showing how one would look in terrible condition to extremely mint condition. I found a German Penny from WW2 dated 1942 someone made into a necklace but after moving to the USA our shipping container was missing a lot of items, the shippers were known for stealing your valuables.

[@westcoastrarecoins5398]

I cringed when they started rubbing those coins to find the date. rubbing that dirt is like taking sandpaper to a coin... congrats on the nice finds though!!

[@DetectoresRJ]

Oh my got, Morgan coin luxury

[@jrhibberts6646]

I would love to do this

[@rikross4519]

rapid camera movement and reading screen made me quezy. good dig.

[@farleytrading]

that morgan compared to the others looked like a plant to me too clean

[@nickmad887]

good luck

[@bryanmitiner5484]

I'll watch more tonight,,,but ,,,think like an outlaw on horseback, where are the old roads ! Cutoffs,,,escape routes,,where could a horseman gain enough headway ,to dismount n drag saddle bags to a ...gap in some rocks ,,stuff it in get on n go !!!Cutoffs...t's in a rd ......stash n go .. .

[@nickmad887]

nice job

[@isellcatlitter]

i think uncle eddie buried a can of chock full of nuts full of money, from when he sold his kidney out there somewhere...lol

[@cassandraforbes391]

that goes to w gun holter

[@lizzie1892]

Tonight LIVE!!!!! on junk hunters!!!!

[@glennbayley5803]

Reminds you of being back in "Nam" climbing in foxholes??? (15:37) The Vietnam conflict came to a conclusion 46 years ago...adding another 17 years for the minimum age for active duty, How old are you? You certainly don't look to be any 63 years old. I'm not hating on you... as a Vietnam era vet I'm just a bit sensitive towards Veteran posers.

[@shaneholmes9058]

Veteran Poser? Get over it. He was being silly.

[@StillSalty-r5p]

I love real veterans as much as anyone, but frankly no ACTUAL combat veteran would take issue with something like this. Shooting and being shot at tend to make one more concerned about gravitas and issues of seriousness, not wandering around on the internet whining about a stray joke (if you can even call it that - more like a comment that it was like being in a fox hole). Our culture has forgotten what the word 'veteran' means. Throughout all of history, until recent times, veteran meant someone who had actually spilled blood.... a lot. A FIGHTER of experience. Our culture has started treating office workers who had uniforms and served one tour bc they couldn't think of anything better to do after highscool as if they were warriors who took life in hand every day - they are not. Not differentiating between the two bastardizes the people who make the hardcore sacrifices and makes it seem like they are equal. THEY ARE NOT. Look up the sort of sacrifices revolutionary soldiers from TOP TO BOTTOM with very little exception made. Or the insanity that was Alexander the Great or Napoleons campaigns. This sort of sanctimonious whining sounds more like what someone who was 'in the army' but did virtually nothing. (if in it at all).

[@marqueemark5917]

Crane makes washers

[@flatpat]

In 1892 some poor guy lost his whole weeks pay

[@ludo9234]

Why are you digging iron ?. No discrim on your machines? .

[@bigbensarrowheadchannel2739]

Abandoned? Can't believe it's abandoned. All the hideouts we hunt are still occupied....

[@oldbaldwiseone]

The cameraman is so active that I almost got seasick in the desert...

[@nancyhillyer8359]

You need a drone. .

[@thedude4632]

Did have permission to be on this property ?

[@leestelly8307]

Did you listen while watching? The owner sent them a picture to try and help them find the place. 1+1=2.

[@NoName-dc8zf]

Reaching in the wrong hole might get get cha some teeth

[@coppertopvon]

Cool video but you're making me seasick with this "all over the place" camera work 😮

[@jeepinjohnny2898]

hey - so wheres the outlaw hideout ? or was that phrase just click bate ?.

[@donalddonkirk6261]

On the NW corner of 3rd. and Garrison in Ft. Smith, Arkansas, is a store building that used to be a bar back in the 1800's. I had a store there in 1981 and was told that Belle Star and Jesse James used to hang out there. I also was told that in the basement there were illegal card games and that 52 people were alleged to have been killed there for cheating. I had really weird feelings when in that basement; and I mean really weird feelings. That shop is within a couple of blocks from the famous Judge Parker's Courthouse (The Hanging Judge that hung dozens daily. Jaywalking, spitting on the ground, cussing, etc. would get you hung.

[@20greeneyes20]

Interesting but please slow down with the camera. Whewww toooo fast.

[@ghostridersghost]

new channel @SwampKritter

[@michschep7601]

The "lice comb" is part of a music box

[@ptbaines]

"looks like a lice comb." Haha you must have children.

[@marcusmcintire6683]

Oh come on! Rubbing coins? Ever heard of a spray bottle and a toothbrush?

[@bubbabrockyeet1825]

Looks like Oklahoma

[@johnlitwin4274]

no shovel..fumble

[@LaxmiNarayan-kz8tm]

Hii

[@kurtmckelvey9478]

You guys need a Drone !!!! Less walking !😕