FINALLY! Going into the SPRING Sifting UNTOUCHED CAVE for Arrowheads

[@ZachByrd]

To see part one of this series, click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-2dWmreNGfrbs To see part 2, click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaemp5ywn82fhtk To see part 3, click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJilfKiJm5h8pbc

[@donnamillermiller3050]

Looks like part of a lamp

[@rickchipman4477]

That's mother-of-pearl in that round button.

[@bryanrawls4794]

Man I could see a huge cottonmouth come off one of those mud banks and you two tryingng to get out of that cave with the swoofness. 😂 That water is too cold anyhow and there being no sun in the cave, makes it unpleasant for cold blooded reptiles BUT I have seen them in stranger places. One time I was hunting in December, there was a frost that morning and about 9:30 I got off my stand and started walking and stalking. I came to a little spring that came down off a hillside, went to step across it and something limp fell across my arms and rifle. 😲It was a small garter snake that was in a little ten foot oak tree. Because that was the last thing I had on my mind that icy morning, the shock value made me drop my rifle, barrel first in the mud. After I saw what kind it was, I cleaned the mud from my rifle and my underwear kept on hunting. Things Like that, in the outdoors, you tend not to forget.

[@extremeweather2475]

I’ve got a few places here in Arkansas like this, there’s a place on mom’s property that I’ve been finding a lot of Native American artifacts even found a few relics. We used to have a spot in northwest Arkansas with a lot of Native American and Civil War relics all in one piece of property

[@mikemiller4304]

I live in northwest Arkansas yes i find alot

[@radialwavellite5310]

Arkansas here 🙋🏻‍♀️ NE

[@shawnmccomb1446]

Button is likely Mother of Pearl. It was a popular kind of button in the 1970s on the face, usually snap fronts then. I'm not saying it couldn't be older but it could be only vintage.

[@lstvphoto]

I was feeling claustrophobic just watching you guys crawling back in there! Thanks for bringing us along. Awesome adventures!

[@txblue1]

I’m claustrophobic, and my heart was racing just watching ya’ll!

[@thehooverboys]

Very cool site. Nice shirt!

[@jenni4568]

Super siftin' & scootin' spring surprises!!! Lol!!! Keep the videos comin! THX!

[@backwoodsgeorgiagirl5594]

That's a hell to the no.

[@lindagreen1105]

So exciting. I hope you find wonderful things.

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks Linda

[@kingsaws]

Start digging above where that bottle was up in that spring. There's prolly a dump above it. Looks like that stuff is coming in from that spot .

[@Gracie_02]

WOW! That was amazing just to see. Thanks for sharing🙌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@aliasfred]

Give Aquachigger a call, he'd love to explore with y'all.

[@MrThenry1988]

Chig needs more cave vids.

[@darlameyer5936]

Man, I am loving this! Eagerly waiting for #5.

[@marychace1011]

That was indeed a piece of knapped flint. Looked like a scraper. The U-shaped item looked like the metal parts used to hold the axle onto a wagon.

[@blukeblue1235]

It makes sense you find lots of historics like glass and pottery since people would be attracted to a good spring and would leave items behind from getting water, eating, working etc. Cool video!

[@jeffreyelliott622]

That button at 16 06 looks like mother of pearl inlay into the button and that's good find !!! Now I'm on vacation in two more weeks and I think I'm gonna grab the big sieve classifier and shovel and head to the river hit some islands and see what I can possibly find !!!

[@billiehydrick6417]

Thanks for sharing my friend 👌👍😊

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks for checking it out

[@missourioutdooradventures]

As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks!

[@SkiSearcher]

cool little adventure in the spring Zach. watched till the end 💥👍🤠🏴‍☠️

[@shooter3083]

Another great day outdoors! Definitely not for those with claustrophobia tho. lol

[@ZachByrd]

Haha. It was a little tight, for sure.

[@normawinton6832]

Those mother of pearl snaps were on country western shirts back in the 50's. Be safe and glad you finally found the cave on the other side. Everyones right, aquachigger would love to see that cave!

[@martinmarsola6477]

Interesting video. Best of luck with them. 👍😊🇺🇸

[@183charlesspiva]

I'm sure it might not be feasible, but as much progress ( new roads, houses, etc. that have been built) from above as has occurred since the Civil War, the cave more likely than not has been silted in quite a bit. Don't know if you can dig a hole inside to find the bottom, but I would think that's probably where the artifacts you're after are mostly. Why is it that when you stumble onto things that for sure will produce artifacts, there seems to always be an obstacle in the way of success? These are great videos when you show the difficulties of fruitful exploring. I firmly believe that it holds a lot outside and under too. Soldiers and early inhabitants, if close in summer would have stripped off and washed and relaxed there.

[@ZachByrd]

I agree completely.

[@JT-il3fe]

Pearl snap button and looks like it’s still snapped with the back still in it. Must have still been snapped closed when lost. Nice find

[@pinebeltrelics8055]

Man, I had a panic attack just watching y’all crawl up in there!!! It’s definitely an interesting and beautiful place…..just stay mindful of the risks!! We’d all love to see y’all recover something incredible in there, but in a tight spot like that with so many variables that could spell disaster….it just may not be worth it!! My fear would be weakening the integrity of the surrounding soil and stone that’s supporting the extremely heavy ceiling!! Any removal of sediment…soil, rock, clay or sand from underneath could very possibly weaken the side walls by causing a change in water flow, thus undermining the walls supporting the structure. Anyways….we just want you guys to stay safe!! Bol to ya and God bless!! 👍🏻🙏

[@ZachByrd]

Those are some really good points for sure. Jason and I talked about it and neither of us could ignore the temptation of what might be in there. Good looking out though.

[@godbyone]

No way would I ever go into a water cave. No way

[@godbyone]

No amount of money could get me in there

[@karynbrown7519]

Fab vlog!

[@SheepDogActual]

Sweet

[@5xsanfordlife945]

UFB WOW I'm in Maine im sure there is some tuck aways but not around me in southern. Awesome cave you two must be elated. Ify scary but I too would go in solid for 100s of years and will for more. Footage brave top notch and appreciated. Never one person a trusted friend what an ADVENTURE!!!! TY

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks

[@laurenoreilly4140]

I was getting claustrophobia watching you in there! Love this adventure you’re on at this place!

[@juliegriffin7609]

Pretty cool

[@richarddimsdale6232]

You guys need to use the stick method where you stick three sticks of decent size in a row about 6 ft apart and the arrow heads will collect around them.

[@billtreadway6407]

Go Braves!

[@ZachByrd]

Heck yeah!

[@ZachByrd]

We need to sweep the Cardinals this week.

[@billtreadway6407]

I need to bring my scuba gear out to ya and cut a furrow through that mud back to where the water comes through. That mud holds the goodies!

[@ProtoNeoVintage]

Cleveland Rocks!

[@Gaming.with.Benjamin]

You should sift some dirt from in the cave.. Aquachigger loves caves! Yall should collab :)

[@Abethehunter]

Motor toy boat 🚤 with camera 🎥👌🏾

[@mksemposki]

Love watching this! You guys be careful I know you are but never can tell what could happen. Looking forward to the next. 😊

[@southernhobbiesadventures715]

Awesome stuff Zack! Just a thought, would a small magnet make it easier to pull those pesky square nails???

[@ZachByrd]

I have one. Good idea.

[@txblue1]

That button is most likely mother of pearl. Save it!

[@andrewp3808]

I just started watching the video so I'm not sure if you8nd it, but at the very beginning around 40 seconds in when you start to talk about the cracks y'all were working it looks like there is an awesome black/dark colored arrowhead/point/blade in one of those grooves

[@ZachByrd]

I wouldn't doubt it. It's so easy to miss stuff

[@lynnerodgers4461]

I'm sure Aquachigger would love to help you guys out!

[@eddieboulrice6791]

I just started to look for arrow heads .there's a river behind my house that the Indians use to around the little cave off the river are they good places to look for arrow heads .I've been watching videos to see what to look for like chips of stones.the area has red rocks and the there's a cove that raps around the river a couple of little islands to.

[@karynbrown7519]

Love the old square nails!

[@idigdaytona4478]

Hope you grabbed the bottle on the way out . Very interesting . Looking forward to part 5 !

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks so much!

[@aliasfred]

Mother of pearl button made from abalone shell.

[@CalvinsCorner72]

8:10 it looks like mother of pearl

[@markholland5767]

Did you guys check for any gold in there ?

[@SuperCharlie2002]

Cool stuff man!

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks!

[@AlienspiderTheWolfGod]

This a cool video

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks!

[@AlienspiderTheWolfGod]

No problem

[@CalvinsCorner72]

7:08 looks like a small Adz.

[@Fyoutube-m2v]

Better than waiting on another Rocky movie or the new James Bond here we go

[@ZachByrd]

Haha thanks!

[@purplekat5864]

This video is 5 months old now, but for future water through low cave hunting, what about getting blowup mattresses for pool use and just lay on them and pull yourself along with your hands. Floating would be easier than crawling. But, it sure was nice watching you guys in the freezing water while I was wrapped up in my fuzzy blanket on the couch! Thanks for letting us enjoy your adventures!

[@ZachByrd]

There's plenty more on the channel. This was just one video of a 5 video series. Hope you check the channel out.

[@purplekat5864]

@@ZachByrd Thanks, I have been watching the series, and others by you. Very interesting to watch!

[@im1withnature]

An idea you may not thought of, when you move the rocks if you have a plan or a need to support bank or create a water diversion, its easier to move then to there location when you first move them! I found d through expierence the least amount of times you touch the stone the faster you can get to your ultimate goal!!! Love your video!

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks so much

[@seanheaney8303]

Are you going to show the finds in the next video ? Was the bottle anything good ?

[@ZachByrd]

It looked like a paper label coke bottle. Probably from the 80s. It was in a awkward place. I could have grabbed it but it would have taken much effort. I'll probably let it wash down further. Had it looked older I would have gotten it for sure.

[@birdpole8273]

Love the Wander N ga gear in the vids! Great store. Glad I stumbled on your channel, keep up the good work broski

[@Luremaker81]

Looks like a old wagon axle bracket

[@Mrdad3255]

Just found you and Subscribed to your channel fantastic videos!! Good luck 👍🏻 try using a metal detector for your adventures

[@robbiesmith9820]

OK...you’ve reached the end...now get out!!!!! (Sorry, I’m extremely claustrophobic). Thanks for the adventure!

[@im1withnature]

The most important t safety equipment you brought , were friends to watch out for you, imho the most important thing for entering any vessel or cave!!!

[@eddieboulrice6791]

You need a good Dewalt light I think there water proof and gives off good light.

[@catdogky]

Curious...what state are you doing your adventures in??

[@ZachByrd]

Georgia

[@st2826]

2 million likes? You know you'll be going in there even if you didn't get that many 🤣

[@ZachByrd]

Haha. You're right.

[@cj7936]

Looks like a point possibly in front of you @ 12:14 in the cave

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks

[@joenokes2940]

Your crazy dude i would not be in there for any amount of money to small of an area, very brave you are

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks!

[@billchase659]

I think you mean "water in the microphone" rather than "water in the speaker." But it's ok - we understand. Great content as always!

[@notyomama1306]

Honestly that big hunk of bent metal looks like it might be a band from a gun carriage that holds the cannon to the wood

[@MUDSWAT]

I'm pretty sure there is $1,000,000 in gold up in there!! That was an awesome adventure, thanks for sharing, Happy Hunting!!

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks man!

[@RagnarRocks]

Sucks yall didn't find much but enjoyed checking out that cave!

[@ZachByrd]

Yeah it's tough to find awesome stuff each outing but I try to at least get a video out for everyone when I can. Thanks for watching.

[@RagnarRocks]

@@ZachByrd I hear that! Its all about getting out there and enjoying the adventure anyways!

[@nascarmommam5915]

Sifting has been cool to see what y’all find. But no way would I go in there. Glad y’all where safe. So did you get the bottle out that was way in there? Oh mother of pearl button was what he found. Enjoyed the series. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 ~ Texas

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks so much!

[@FreekingAwwsome]

You got me too subb . Crawl yes

[@markcuster5289]

You should throw all those big rocks back in the water they stop erosion

[@robbaker629]

I would sift the sand at the mouth of the cave. Working my way in as I clear the sand so I wouldn't have to be in such tight quarters.

[@aginone]

Sounds like you had some petrified wood clinking against one another.

[@HeartbreakerRelics]

Ain't no way you'd get me in there! Besides you'd have to tie a rope around my feet and drag me out backwards lol.

[@ZachByrd]

Haha

[@NightRiderT7]

Go in with s dredge it will make room for you too

[@susanc257]

Go back and get that bottle🤓

[@deanhostetter5040]

why not dig that spring out as you go? Sift it downstream to save room. Then you can maybe create a little more space to crawl. Won't hurt anything. Nature will fill it back in

[@blukeblue1235]

That tooth was either Cow or Bison molar. Nearly impossible to tell them apart.

[@gettintothapoint9769]

That looks like part of a leg trap

[@bigcountry5045]

yall need to dig that out inside... no telling what you might find.... and it would open it up so you can fit better !!!!!

[@73beetle19]

The Confederate gold might be hidden in that there cave ?

[@owizzlebeezy123]

Only thing I'd say is maybe to consider not disturbing sites so much. Throwing big rocks aside, etc - thats an ecosystem for the fish/other animals, and yall ought to keep it pretty intact for the wildlife if you want it to still be a nice site in centuries ahead. But I get it - just think more - you have a responsibility and can teach the next generation how to do an ace job, too.

[@DELAWAREBOWHUNTER]

Get a wet or dry shop vacuum and a small generator Work smarter not harder

[@143DREWID]

Looks like WaterBnB to me. List it.

[@ZachByrd]

Haha

[@daveparnell3886]

Yall need yo dig it out deeper so it's easier to go in and out of

[@tobieTyler6007]

I would seriously think about bringing a metal detector

[@chuckjenkins4348]

Nope! Nope! Nope! I wont crawl up in no cave!! Don’t know how any of you cave dwellers do it but I’ll stay in the good lord’s sun light!!! You all have a good day now!!!

[@ZachByrd]

Haha. It was a little stressful trying to get turned around.

[@pochemunyet]

That button is abalone shell

[@CalvinsCorner72]

Dude they still make square nails. But if they are rusted then they are very old.

[@arottie4097]

Hey man, really enjoy you adventures. Ya auta tie a rope around your ankle so your partner can pull ya out of there when ya get in tight like that. Just a thought 💭

[@Fyoutube-m2v]

No pinpointer

[@ZachByrd]

Didn't have enough hands haha

[@garymitchell5899]

How is that a cave? It's an overhang at best.

[@ZachByrd]

You didn't watch the video until the end obviously.

[@alaskaaksala123]

I wonder why so many nails??

[@reeddavis3762]

Get you a medal detector and detect it

[@dobiedancer]

How many times were you dropped on your head as a child

[@ZachByrd]

7

[@dobiedancer]

@@ZachByrd lol I would love to have been there

[@dougtinsley1320]

I think that button migh be Mother Of Pearl

[@dougtinsley1320]

Or perhaps Abalone

[@patg6705]

I think you should start at the opening and dig a trench going in, and sift as you go.. Just my take, and you would have more crawl space

[@lizmbrad]

That rock that Jason found looks like an end scraper. Look them up on line and you'll see it looks very similar. Y'all are braver than me. I couldn't go into that cave. No sir! Take the detector in there. There are centuries of sediment in there. If you dig you WILL find artifacts.

[@hilltopgypsy]

What an absolute RIPOFF! Some of the WORST CLICKBAIT I'VE EVER SEEN! ! !

[@ryanford7836]

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