Hunting For Arrowheads And Fossils In A Pennsylvania Creek

[@davidtrent1984]

Hey Buddy.... Love your vids. Question... Have you ever had your blood glucose checked or had a Hemoglobin A1c drawn (blood)? Many times you have said in your videos "I'm not sure why my hands are so shaky." A lot of times, especially being a bigger guy like you and I are, (I'm 6'3 320lbs) high or low blood sugar can be the culprit and dangerous if not kept under control. Just throwing that idea out there buddy. Thanks and again, love the vids.

[@calebpulis7334]

This is so wholesome. Thanks for looking out for little buddy 👍

[@dangerousfeather]

For the record (I'm looking at you, internet bullies! -- not you, David Trent), you don't have to be a bigger person to have blood sugar issues. Some bodies just don't like to cooperate. I am not diabetic, and I am built pretty tiny, but my blood sugar doesn't regulate itself well. I get very shaky and struggle to keep my hands still if my glucose crashes.

[@jeffcuevas5918]

I agree with you David but most kids won't take this great advice seriously. End result will be diabetes and medical issues for life. Bless this young man I hope he finds his health again, I want him making videos for a long time.

[@martinwatters2729]

@@BeeReadyToday Good comment but they mean well and are not being harsh NICK is a smart young man he reads these comments and knows it is said with good intentions.

[@alexmanitiu21]

medievaltoast okay so because it’s an outdoor channel, someone can’t offer the kid some free health advise? His comment isn’t hurting anybody, if anything it could help.

[@desertwolf45]

Hanging out down by the “crick” perfect day.

[@CabinDweller]

@@clodwolf Always wondered where "crick" came from.

[@jpeterson1981]

@@clodwolf I call it a creek in WI

[@budirwin9825]

Yinz think crick is strange???

[@jpeterson1981]

@@budirwin9825 nope.

[@Stealth0110]

clodwolf it’s creek in Georgia

[@matteastwood87]

Best channel on KZbin, no bullshit, just great content

[@ValdoLokz]

I like that he doesn't add bad music or do weird edits.

[@regann7227]

Its wholesome just be some legit content

[@ISEEORBS]

The scenery brings me back to my youth. Love it.

[@jq7323]

That clear container tool is such a great idea. Thank you!

[@amyh2352]

The sound of the creek in this video is so calming

[@billskelley6895]

This video reminds me of when my Pap used to take me fossil hunting in Pa when I was just a tike, in the 1960's. I can barely remember that we found some fossils and what seemed like plenty of arrowheads.

[@shanghunter7697]

Good job buddy, thank you for the video and hope you're well !

[@cindy40]

That last one was pretty awesome! The large piece you found earlier is terracotta. Great video.

[@erri4433]

Thank you for making such good content. I'm going through a kind of rough patch right now, and your videos give me so much peace about life.

[@kathleenkendalljacksgrandm6902]

Nickolas, when my grandson Jack was little he would go to the river looking for special rocks so I started salting the river. His river even had blue rocks. 😂. If I ever come to Pennsylvania and you find an arrowhead..................Ha, Jacks grandma in Texas

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Great finds love these videos

[@myrootsgraspNewsoil]

Love your content! Thanks for being you and sharing the simple blessings and joys of life!

[@TheShatteredRealms]

Would be great to see more Creek exploring videos. I remember being disappointed when I found the short one you did a long time ago, and then not being able to find any others. Excellent work as always.

[@p.steven2413]

Last Rock was really nice Nickolas . Here is a little suggestion for you . Carry a small strong Magnet with you & test the Rocks for iron/metal . I enjoyed your exploring . Many Thanks & Stay Blessed . Ya got a Fun Nice Hobby . Take Care .

[@traviswhite3488]

It’s awesome to see this kid grow up. When I first subbed He seemed so much younger, it’s cool to see him aging and growing up and still interested in the outdoors.

[@mattkutrik]

I do want to see more. Takes me back 30 years to when I'd explore the woods all day. Good luck next time!

[@jessewieand4043]

Thanks for representing PA!!

[@caj2393]

Jesse Wieand wouldn’t it be PV

[@turtlehats7389]

@@caj2393 nah its PA

[@dashady1367]

Phi! Phi! Phi!

[@HaIcyonic]

What a beautiful little area. Thanks for sharing!

[@steadypizza3531]

Rad vid! That fossil rock is a score. More clips like this one please!

[@HerbertTOutdoors]

That was a really cool idea using the plastic container to look into the water. I will have to try it.

[@kathleenkendalljacksgrandm6902]

♥️

[@reptilianoverlord418]

Good video as always

[@alienated6864]

Hey Nick! I know a great spot in Michigan where to find arrowheads. We use to find them when we were kids. And I was doing work very near where the old spot was. And I found another one last August. 30 something years later. My new one is black with tan spots. And is pretty thick. Kinda like my pinky. But where they tied it on to arrow is broken off. I didn't realize what it was. Just thought it was cool looking. And I'm a rock hound. As soon as I felt it. It was sharp. And I realized how close I was to the old spot behind my friends house. Maybe a quarter mile away. And knew it was an arrow head! I enjoy these videos a lot. Also and mostly love meteorites!!!

[@d.castillo9495]

That round rock at the end was a legit good find.

[@mikewatts3615]

Good going man ,looks cold there

[@mdrtec]

So cool !!!

[@adamc6108]

Yes wouid love to see more of these! Especially in summer

[@pullupachaireventrentals9855]

Your a true legend keep it up buddy

[@TexasJungle]

Cool!

[@alejandrosantos1879]

Such a humble dude.

[@mtbalot]

Great stuff, cant wait until you start driving. Go panning, metal detecting, camp and cook. Excellent channel.

[@Burgert1776]

I’ve been looking for fossils in plowed fields lately. I’m new so I don’t know what anything is called but I’ve had a lot of success

[@juliemathias8107]

You seem to live an amazing life, you could certainly teach kids o get out more. Love you videos. Love from Australia 🇦🇺

[@Walter370z]

My dude put a coat and hat on! I'm cold just watching you lol. Great vid!

[@tylert2577]

Keep up the good work Nickolas. Enjoy your videos

[@Torakashi]

One the first videos I watches on your channel, after the 70 subscriber special of course :D - I am already a big fan!!

[@MeandmyTea]

🐸😄🐸 Hoppy Leap Day my Friend!!!! AWESOME Video!!!

[@jackc70]

Good stuff, thanks

[@jonathanreed5139]

Reminds me of all of my experiences so far in PA creeks and rivers, at least in the Conemaugh river drainage, which is a trib of the artifact-rich Ohio river in the Laurel mountains.

[@NoxNosferatu]

I’m gonna try to get out more, thank you Nick. Love your vids man.

[@glennavellino1172]

I do like this video, thanks Nick. Love the sound of the water, with your voice explaining what you were doing was very enjoyable.

[@dr.crentist3155]

You have one of the legit best channels on KZbin

[@paddlefaster]

Nice video. So relaxing listening to the water.

[@beachycat1007]

Nice creek sounds. This was an unintentional ASMR!

[@Outdooracademe]

Great video. In N.Y. there’s a place called Hurley Flats where the American Indian Tribes used to meet once a year. It’s owned by a farmer now and if you ask permission he’ll let you walk his fields for arrowheads.

[@dpm4351]

Awesome show Nickolas Green !

[@jetmelt]

I used to scour my creeks too. Mostly just to collect crawdads

[@philjones6054]

The rock with several corals on it was interesting. The large white splodge on that rock looks like the Carboniferous coral Syphonophillia (formerly known as Canina).

[@carolynkinnard6372]

Cool find there at the end!!! Lovin your videos!!

[@MrBeastmode117]

I just love how you are all natural, nothing from you is artificially flavored. XoXo

[@latvianminecrafter8040]

Greetings from Latvia!🇱🇻

[@chriscoralAloha]

Realy enjoy anything to do with the creek. Hope to see you find an arrow head some day.

[@garethh6962]

Nicholas you need to do some bottle hunting I'm in UK but lived in NC for 2 years the East Coast is a good place for bottles mate..

[@MiscMitz]

Love your adventures Nick.

[@jb8020]

Yes. More of these videos

[@Youzack1]

Good luck bud. Keep on hunting.

[@simplynow74]

Cool rock!! What a find :)

[@erinfrostbirbs5672]

another great video on pa and its hidden treassure thank kido for the info..looking forward to your upand coming content

[@alibannister1582]

I liked the vid before watching because I already knew it was going to be great

[@flinskikun]

Fast forward to 2 years after his viral video, my man's voice is changing a lot. Congrats for the success!

[@mongoloidhemoroid1495]

I love your vids and channel❤️❤️

[@ThisIsWheelLife]

Awesome video dude!

[@Skeptic-Professor]

Great video mate! What would of been nice if you have any arrow heads at home or fossils that you show and explain where you found them and what to look for. Never the less great video I am happy you are doing well!

[@unpavedexplorer338]

Hello my friend, I saw your channel on live chat and checked out your videos. I subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more of your videos. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.

[@josephcorsale573]

Yeah man, can’t wait for the next vid

[@adamc6108]

Love your videos nick, really make my days thank you 😊

[@TinaKonq]

I love your videos! I’d love to go on a adventure with you some days!

[@PassportJourney]

nice vids big man! keep it up

[@KilldeerSurvival]

Pretty cool rock that you took home.

[@johannahislope2036]

Hello from Kentucky. As always, I really enjoyed your video. You are very interesting, keep up the good work. Tell Tom and the family hello from one of your fans.

[@flareside259]

If you really want to look up rocks like at 10:30 break the rock with a hammer and look at the fresh broken area. The outside of rocks most the time are weathered which changes the color a lot.

[@markcarson1844]

Good job kid, keep hunting and stay safe too

[@tippothehippo6507]

Keep at it nick!!

[@BSPProductionz]

You're awesome

[@CoffeyOutdoors]

i got quite a few arrowheads from Mississippi

[@pattyfarghaly1821]

Cool beans always loved doing that.

[@alexbarbre7181]

Oh wow using that plastic container to look under water is really smart

[@blakehurst8695]

Keep searching bud, I have the best luck walking plowed fields after it rains, if you can find a field near a river or swamp and can get permission to hunt you'll probably have better luck

[@TheOftedal]

That fossilized rock you found in the end is cool! I wonder how it looks like on the inside if it was split in two?

[@rondias6625]

I live in Western Pa.. excellent video 👍

[@trailtrashoutdoors8173]

Been wanting to do this here one day soon. Have a few areas around here too look that we have been meaning to go to. Awsome video as always nick 🤠love the Tupperware idea to see the bottom! Sorry I have edited this so many times my phone is not being too smart right now lol

[@blakehurst8695]

Don't blame it on the phone

[@saltymat2052]

Gotta love crick huntin lol nice video bro I’m from Texas so we hunt in humid creeks but still cool video

[@rinreborn7364]

Bro the 70 sub video just got in my recommendation and BOY, PUBERTY HITS HARD ON THIS MAN

[@zebulonjscott]

Just finding arrow heads at the the crick

[@bjenkins803]

Me and my eight year old son like to watch you. He was wondering how old you are and I said I thought you were around fourteen. He said no, you are 10 lol. He is a lot like you.

[@marsupix3554]

Nick is 17

[@jimhurley714]

Cool video

[@thenextarcher]

looks pretty cold!

[@LoyalLogic]

Look like alot of fun... When are you going to start a Twitter or Discord?

[@sakthornton5626]

What creek are you at? Is it a state park? How much does it cost to get in?

[@foochong91]

love these videos man!

[@alexbarbre7181]

Dang I am cold just looking at that water

[@nathanharris1128]

More of that would be good.

[@kathleenkendalljacksgrandm6902]

🚩 Nickolas has been hacked as of 9/13/2023. The videos as of today are not from him. He is trying to sort things out. Jacks Grandma in Texas

[@shanee9943]

Hey man, after looking for points a few times you'll get to where the flint will stick out like a diamond. Then you can just surface hunt and cover more are. You should try only using the sifter after you've already found evidence of native american activity. It'll save you time and help you cover more are. I've been doing it for the better part of 10 years, so if you need any tips just let me know.

[@CabinDweller]

Great advice (former archaeologist here!)!

[@venturabushcraft5916]

TAG! Your it! 2 log challenge to you mate.

[@gageplughoff2862]

Good vid

[@orangemocha3693]

"I Like Your Hat".

[@Nic-xq1bt]

Man it’s been a looong time since I’ve seen one of your videos. Last video I seen I think was around Christmas when you had a package come in very late and I believe it was a knife but that as awhile ago so I don’t quite remember

[@katsu-graphics5634]

Looking for arrowheads on a specific trip never worked for me. . .My Father found many arrowheads, But I only found 5 arrowheads in Washington County PA in my lifetime, I'm in my 60's. 2 in fields, and 3 in creeks, last one was in the late 1980's. I don't small game hunt or fish anymore. But the idea is to always keep an eye open. and know where natural flint rock outcroppings are. Native American People would stay at temporary lodges near a rock source. Zanesville Ohio has Flint Ridge. . Pa Flint is not really "True Flint", but a metamorphic variant. It can be "knapped" into an arrowhead., but is lousy as a flintlock sparker. Up in Warren County PA, there are many creeks that have Brachiopod clamshell fossils. You find a grey shale rock ledge and you'll find fossil clamshells. But don't start ripping up creek banks in a fossil search. It's illegal to wreck wild life habitats by panning for anything or dredging.