I FOUND THE HOT POCKET! METAL DETECTING MY 1886 FARMHOUSE FOR LOST & BURIED TREASURE!

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

I hope you are all having a good week! I have some REALLY good metal detecting videos on the way. Yesterday I found one of my largest silver items EVER! And I'm still sitting on other footage I need to edit. The weather and ground is PERFECT right now, so I'm trying to get the swinging in while favorable conditions persist.

[@shel9965]

Can't wait to see!

[@mykittenisagrandmaster4381]

JD's Variety Channel Sup Mister JD I love hot pockets

[@jeremyzackandlucas]

JD's Variety Channel Keep em coming! Thanks!!

[@sheilalart5837]

I wonder if ever get mountain lions!

[@jamesdavidson8278]

I appreciate the videos that you prove that I haven't heard full of targets. The first thing I ever got with my metal detector which is a cheaper one I thought it was pretty cool that I found something but it was the aluminum foil from a cigarette pack like where they rip off the cigarette pack and toss it on the ground evidently

[@frostyboyken]

J.D., I love watching your videos whether or not you find an exciting find. Yes, I am disabled and mostly homebound and I enjoy watching your expertise. Who knows? - Maybe I might be able to take up the hobby someday and I learn so much from you. Plus, dude, you're such a nice person and it comes through. So, thank you for posting your love of this hobby ... great finds or not. Take care.

[@adventuresunknown1013]

JD, I like hanging around while you talk and detect. Very calming. You keep it real with the live digs and trash or treasure finds.

[@Maphusio]

I completely appreciate these unapologetic, unedited videos. As someone fairly new to metal detecting, it's refreshing to know I'm not doing it wrong finding trash that rang up beautifully. Detectorists often state that they find trash all the time but it's a different thing seeing exactly how each target was discovered and pulled up.

[@alfredchampagne8555]

It is nice to see you dig all signals. It makes me realize that I'm not alone digging trash etc. happy hunting.

[@jimgriffiths9071]

I very much enjoy the long, relaxed digs. Please dont stress about lagging interest, every live dig could literally be your best find ever. Thanks for bringing us along!!

[@ToddEWalnuts]

16:22 Dang that IS an oldie! It's the year I was born! :)) Your videos are NEVER boring JD. Truth be told, I actually prefer watching these videos to see what you pull out of your own yard. Keep doing your thing broham. Salute

[@Mithril170818]

I like how real this is. It isn't always glamorous. I've gone a long time finding mostly trash or clad. I learn something each time. Thanks for showing this.

[@saia2205ify]

thank you for the coil tip! was not sure to dig at tip of coil or near center.

[@richardstarita895]

I love your videos man,there is nothing boring about them. I'm 28 years old and I actually am temporarily disabled and your videos are something I look forward to watching. Keep up the good work bud hopefully you find something good at the farm the best thing I found was a bunch of 3 ringers and some camp lead,but it was in a civil war area here in Virginia but anyways thank you and be safe! Happy hunting

[@dianaparker2949]

Never boring! Always interesting and I love the longer videos. I'm really looking forward to more farm videos. Very exciting to find stuff on your own land!

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

I am housebound because of my disabilities and I am over 60 (I don't consider myself elderly lol) I had PTSD for 55 years and watching and listening to you whatever you are doing is very relaxing, enjoyable and interesting. I love seeing your new home and wonder what you'll find next, thank you for thinking of those like me who cannot even get into their own garden so enjoy yourself. Take care Jon, good luck and happy hunting Mary-Ellen UK

[@jeremyzackandlucas]

Thanks for the LIVE videos!! My 8 year old, even my 4 year old love it, actually they appreciate all the videos you post (except the wife lol) ! Thanks, Backus Family!!

[@birddawg1568]

Keep doing what you're doing. Your's are some of the videos I always watch. As a disabled person that would love to do some limited detecting I really enjoy the reality of the farm so far as well as the anticipation on the special hunts.

[@timothyfoleyjr2796]

Thanks JD, I'm a disabled veteran. I really enjoy your videos. I find your voice and your demeanor soothing. I would get out and do this, but it my legs that are shot. I am going to give it a try. If I get some exercise maybe my legs will improve

[@diggindan7985]

As a fellow DV, I'm going to tell you that it helps! The getting up and down can be a pain (literally) sometimes but I live near the beach and use a hand screen with a long handle. It's great for physical therapy and the thrill of the hunt is awesome for other issues.

[@diggindan7985]

Thanks for the instructional portions. Very helpful for those of us just starting out!

[@karenharrison7369]

I want to say a big thank you for this video. I’m glad that I came across it. I became handicap at 28yrs old. These kind of videos make me feel like I am right out there exploring with you.

[@ann2155]

Don't sweat what anyone has to say about your work. Just do as you do...it's all good stuff! Thanks for spending your time with us.

[@dustinhaney8158]

I really appreciate what you said in this video. When you was explaining why you film your digs. I’m one of them people laid up.... had my foot reconstructed a month ago and I’m going to be down for 2 -3 more months. Really enjoy your videos.... thank you.

[@dayspring1239]

Hi JD thank you for thinking of us. The ones that are not able to get out and do what you do. Personally I find these videos informative and fun to watch. If time does not allow me to finish I go back later. You have a giving caring nature!

[@livewithnick]

The longer the better for me. If it's too long to watch during the day I'll save it for bedtime. I love watching KZbin before I go to sleep at night. We appreciate all the entertainment you provide us with.

[@angelshaven8920]

I love the farm videos all of them. I love the real part of it. I love history AND the hunt for history. Now that this farm is yours, it is now your history and your future. Enjoy these videos and this time. The disclaimer you put out was spot on.

[@Klesh]

I just got done filming scratching and vacuuming the sidewalk cracks in front of some of Denver's biggest coin shops.. got in the car and this video popped up ! Cool! Oh man it's 45 minutes long and my drive is only 5 minutes to IHOP...and here I sit with my pancakes and no headphones. I look forward to watching this video man, the long videos are great! (And so are the short ones) atb -KG

[@sheilalart5837]

I enjoy watching your video's JD. I work at night for now and sometime art school in the day. You keep me very entertained. At least you put out videos to watch, thats a plus. I don't care what you put out, love watching your video's! Especially when your out in nature or doing other things!! Keep making them!!

[@patmccrady6063]

Even the videos that don't show all the shiny doesn't mean they are boring. It shows the real aspect of metal detecting. I am one of those that can't enjoy the hobby and I'm thankful you acknowledged it. I've enjoyed every video you've put out on both channels since I subscribed. Thank you for taking the time to make videos that are interesting, educational and fun no matter what the content. JD I wish you the best in life and health. Peace brother.

[@janandbruceadamsvanadventu3226]

I am enjoying everything you are showing. Two years ago, I was in British Columbia at a gold mine owned by a friend of a friend. Took me 4 days before I found anything but I found about an ounce of gold. I was thrilled with the pretty rocks and even more thrilled with the pieces of small gold.

[@nickhaas2407]

These videos are great. They are not boring! Keep up the good work. I enjoy the hunts at your new farmhouse!

[@richarddavis1595]

Something else, as a detectorist for almost 30 years, this man is 100% correct when you see what he is digging... this is the life of treasure hunting... hahaha

[@andreabelle478]

Hi JD, Pleasure to watch. Great place for a little garden.

[@PamelaHegedusLadyDiggerinPa]

I like seeing you detect your wn property as I am doing the same thing. I have found a few goodies but a lot of old square nails...lol Keep on digging.

[@trentm2354]

and the longer detecting videos are the bomb. gives us time to kick back.

[@dianne11ca]

Never boring to me, JD. I watch to relax, and a long vid is the bonus today! I rhyme all the time. Go figure, but then again, I'm not a digger. 😁

[@playa3232]

Hey JD, do as you please. Your videos are very well done. I watch them all the time! Thank you for your efforts 😁

[@petefloyd]

Love the gloves! Quite stylish. Thanks for sharing. Lead meter seal JD.

[@mbrian1972]

Your videos are not boring to me because I learn when I watch the videos, you get to do something that I wish I could do, I don't own a metal detector can't afford buying one right now

[@cryptonight4860]

The lead is off of a nail head..I am sure over the years there was several out house locations, especially since your house was built in 1886..Some times they would dig another hole near the original location & move the outhouse over the new hole..I enjoy your longer videos where you show the targets sound & VDI readings,then showing all the items trash or keepers..Its more personal & real, when you detect you generally do dig a lot more trash than treasure.

[@bagel4013]

I honestly love these long videos there really relaxing and sorta makes me wanna go outside and do stuff xD

[@evelynrudd818]

JD, the reason I subscribed to your channel was because of the videos at your farm house, not boring at all.

[@lavenderrose22h55]

I give the video a thumbs up it shows how a real dig goes you don't find the good stuff every hole thanks for keeping it interesting

[@johnnyboy262]

Don't worry about those who are borded with your videos. Just enjoy yourself and you will always have people like me - Watching :) Thank for uploading your finds !!!!

[@jerrylove4846]

Another great reason to sit here on my butt after work and relax. Now I need to go get my detector out and hit the backyard again. Thanks for sharing and really liked the tips

[@lindasmith292]

love the farm an we love to watch it's like we are hunting with you.thanks

[@paulwarren6005]

Thanks for sharing,i like longer videos. I hunt mostly old farm steads seems not as many finds of coins,think its because they can only lose what they had. As you know in towns lot more folks with a lot more in their pockets to lose. And as you know ,they lost it all so we have to dig it all. Paul

[@johnlawrence9957]

Not too boring! I do get a bit exasperated when you keep moving the detector over the signal--- "Dig it already!!!!!" "No! That's the wrong spot!!! Ugh . . ." lol. Thanks for the videos! Keep it up!

[@DeviantCo]

JD, this was a boring video... (jokes) don't listen to the haters. This channel kicks ass!

[@angelshaven8920]

I thoroughly enjoied every minute of this video. I had to say it again. I said it the 1st time before i was completely finished watching. I iz done now. lol Keep on swingin. I enjoy the farm vids and i expect them to be a bit diff than the typical relic hunt. This is more personal and more of an unknown.

[@christinehayward2909]

Really enjoy watching your video. Keep it up! From a Welsh fan, Wales UK

[@timwade4728]

It's a tamper seal that the power or some utility company installs to indicate customer tampering. 100 percent +. I enjoy your channel very entertaining and informative thank for you hard work making videos.

[@Gracie_02]

Hi JD,hey I always enjoy your videos. I went out for a short dig before dark tonight and my first hole was quarter second hole 2 pennies ; ) I thought woohoo this might be a good coin area....Nope lol the rest was trash. I like that you just keep it real.Happy Hunting and Good Luck on the next one. Michele

[@TUSSCANNY]

Elderly here. Keep them coming. Granny fan

[@cturdo]

Like the format - keeps it real.

[@lisacoast5964]

Don't even bother with the haters JT:) just keep on doing what you do:)You make great vids:) Much Love From Cali

[@roberturquijo710]

Hey J.D. i love your videos regardless what you find . I love metal detecting and i am disabled but i enjoy your content so much . If your ever in the Nashville area again i would love to hunt with you . Keep up the awesome work my friend . God bless , Robert

[@tnut3305]

The old coins are patiently waiting underground for you to find them jd. Keep doing what you are doing

[@JackFrost-hj3cp]

Wow, we are the same age, and I thought I looked young. Looking young is a complement at this point were almost 30, not cool. You are a smart dude who found some great hobbies that I'm sure you make a living off of. Wish I was as clever as you. Great content, happy I stumbled upon your channel!

[@joshuacrowecjhvacservicean2016]

These video's prove the hobby is very frustrating. Love it JD everyone thinks we get great finds every time. My channel is same way

[@Slim276]

Nice job! There has to be a silver coin in you yard. Good luck and happy hunting.

[@mialyncreations9323]

Hey jd. Love your videos. I know you do a lot of digging and traveling around. I was just wondering what you do for a living. You seem very smart. Stay safe. Great place.

[@trentm2354]

what you do is awesome. if people feel something is boring then they can keep negative comments to their self.

[@tnbigdave4563]

Great job Jon, It looks even a little painful digging that much one handed, maybe a camera mount for just your yard???? GLHH

[@jeanettebateman6394]

I grew up on a farm with an outhouse for the first 5 years of my life, which we all used (4 generations in 1 very old farm house). My great grandfather, grandfather and uncles would move the outhouse about once a year, so I doubt that is where your outhouse sat for its life. I now live in a 170 year old farm house with an outhouse, which we now use for a pool changing house (covered wood 2-holer with loose sheet of plywood and covered with outside fake grass carpet inside. It has a neat lantern hook inside. We reroofed it a couple of times (we've lived her almost 50 years).

[@pamandjohnmc]

That round lead thing looks like a lead bag seal. I've seen them used in Iowa. String or wire goes around a bag then through the seal, then the seal is squeezed tight.

[@charlessoper8232]

definitley a lead cap off a nail for a tin roof. Modern ones have the rubber washer instead of a lead cap.

[@livewithnick]

I don't think the Remington-Peters brass is very old. They still use the same head stamp. Might be though. Do you still have your Etrac and CTX 3030?I love your live digs regardless what the target ends up being. I must admit your channel is one of the most interesting on KZbin. I'm primarily a relic hunter but watching you hunt older properties are as entertaining as anybody else's to me.

[@KayInMaine]

What a beautiful spot you have!

[@kenmach9370]

Hi JD have you ever dug a privy . Your treasure may lie there ? All kinds of things ended up there.

[@waynestheman]

Good afternoon. If I may! The little lead plug that you have found. It appears to be a seal. The gas company and electric company use a small led seal on a wire to seal the utility box.

[@rikirudolph6481]

not boring at all love your videos

[@bobbysasberry2209]

I enjoyed your video, keep doing what you do.

[@TUSSCANNY]

Not boring. More please. Granny fan

[@MrBottlecapBill]

You need to find the older outhouse pits and do some bottle digging!

[@Hevyford2]

That lead is a bag or cloth seal. there is another side to it somewhere. It's not off a nail. I found one here in south Carolina. It's 1800 to 1920. You can see my find on backcountry diggers.

[@slymorrigan]

Are those onions or perennial flower bulbs? Sometimes when they are older the grass grows over them and they get mowed. It could be a flower bed in that area from like 100 years ago..

[@michaeljohnson404]

Thank you for the comment at 19:00 keep up the great videos.

[@jackieb.hedstrom5269]

Enjoy you videos. I've been told that outhouse s were common places people buried their money near.

[@gregwillis6731]

Can't wait to see what you found. Hold Your BREATH

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

i don't know what some ppl problem is i just hit the fast forward button if i don't want to here you ramble .plus your right i don't care if they like my videos either i do it for fun every body can kiss my big toe ..speaking of being honest I stopped watching you for a while but now i'm back and glad you're still here

[@matthewnmichael5385]

Hi jds variety channel I was thinking of investing in a metal detector i have like 280 dollars and I was planning on buying a garret ace. So I was wondering if I should buy a pinpointer thats expensive or should I just buy a medium priced one. Thank you

[@davidbennett8636]

Enjoy your videos JD.

[@johnnywolfe59]

JD these videos are real as for myself I like real

[@realtreasurehunting5374]

I like your rambling more then your detecting lol there i said it i will say it on behalf if everyone

[@richarddavis1595]

People don’t understand that wheat pennies were still in pocket change in the 70’s and almost any type of silver from Barber all the way to Rosevelt were in pockets until 1964 because these coins were regular pocket change until then. So just because you get a mercury dime or standing liberty quarter or wheat penny, it doesn’t mean it was Lost the year that’s on the coin..

[@mike55976]

I enjoy the long videos, I have a cheaper bounty hunter detector. So I feel I don't get the depth I need to be at for the good stuff. So I like long videos cause I don't have the confidence in detector I should. So I like the live digs who cares if slaw or a bullet it's all a rush and that's why we do it. YOU CAN'T MAKE EVERYONE HAPPY!!!!!!! It's your channel/video who cares what people comment yes you may lose people but you will also gain. Happy hunting

[@duanehewitt8852]

Well JD these complainers have four choices, 1= watch, 2=jump forward, 3 keep their negative mouth shut or 4 move on to something else. Keep on digging and enjoying what you do.

[@DavidBasonic]

Duane Hewitt I never knew the comment section was only supposed to be bright and sunny. Wow. Are we supposed to self-censor, or are you gonna do it?

[@gregorym9591]

at 40;20 the lead cap looks more like the lead seal the power companies put on meters. there is a wire that goes around the meter to seal it from being tampered with then the lead is crimped over the wires .

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

thumbs up enjoyed the video

[@PAPAROUSwhatsinthedirt]

love your videos long or short!

[@MrTruth-kh9nr]

Those lead caps off of the head of a nail. I find tons of them and they hit at the perfect nickel signal. They drive me nuts because they give off such a clear beep.

[@terryladouceur2651]

can we expect to see a privy dig in the future

[@Grannyknapp]

Still watching the old ones! I do have to tell you... Don't ever go to my child good home all you will find is shotgun shells everywhere!! I loved target practice as a kid! Every chance I got I was shooting! Hope you are doing good today.

[@DavidBasonic]

I guess I missed the video where you said you were going to dig everything live there. Sorry I called a previous video boring. It's just a departure from your previous style to suddenly show every bit of can slaw or bullet casing. I'll still come back and check you out, though.

[@johnnywolfe59]

Nails for tin roof's had led caps to seal water out, that looks like one

[@MikeAlaska]

stop rhyming!,,,hahah..great vids man! thank you.

[@normawinton6832]

You just keep on swinging!

[@mrb5111]

Now that's metal detecting, if this wasn't your property you probably would have cherry picked the place and moved on. I can't believe you haven't found any farm tools yet, and I do like these types of videos from time to time, shows the reality of a true hunt, thanks.

[@THEDRAGONBOOSTER8]

I want to see the videos when you paint ALL of that front fence..lol

[@PapuRanksLosAngeles]

Love ya Jd!

[@nowoodnnickelsmetaldetecting]

The small coin-shaped lead piece looks like an old electric meter seal.

[@StevenBesseybestbuy13]

a roofing nail cap.

[@JanVafa]

Dont worry about the spoil sports who complain! It is much better to see some realistic detecting!