Metal Detecting a Civil War Battlefield

[@chuckjenkins4348]

I would just love to come and dig with your group. Being from northeastern Indiana i never get a chance to dig civil war artifacts. Since all the latest problems our great nation has been dealing with i have been spending more time reading about our civil war. and praying we don't end up in another one. keep up the good work guy's

[@digginonfaith531]

Thanks a bunch, Mr. Jenkins. Hopefully we can make that happen.

[@mauricenations7511]

Enjoyed the video. Congratulations on yaws finds

[@mamaneedmore2428]

Like the way you covered for the butt on a limb lol! Lots of bullets. Nice finds all day long.

[@preserving_the_past]

Great video Brandon. Looks like a bullet bonanza there. Thanks for sharing. 🤙🏼Chris 🤙🏼

[@digginonfaith531]

Thanks, Chris! 😬😎

[@mauricenations7511]

Enjoyed the video. Man yaw done great on the bullets. Congratulations

[@digginonfaith531]

Thanks, Maurice! We’ve got some great adventures coming up.

[@relichogs4652]

Cool Episode! Y’all got lucky on that area. They usually leave the tree trash a lot worse.

[@digginonfaith531]

Man, I know that’s right! At least there are some cleared areas where we can still swing. Looking forward to hunting with ya there next week!

[@scottmcclory8312]

Another awesome day for you and your guys - great job brother!

[@digginonfaith531]

Thanks, my man! See you soon!

[@jeffkinslow2529]

I like your intro for this page .good finds looks like your in a good place

[@TeamLynchBMD]

Nice hunt,tremendous of bullets. Well done 👍

[@markfoor4137]

Both sides used the 1853 3-band Enfield rifle-musket in .577(.58) caliber. there was also a .54 caliber Austrian Lorenz rifle, the .52 caliber Sharps, .69 caliber Springfield and Harper's Ferry muskets which were smoothbore (used in the Mexican War) some of which were re-worked at the arsenal and were fitted with a rifled barrel.

[@arkansasdetectorist2551]

Great video brother

[@digginonfaith531]

Thanks, Montana!

[@dirtfisherman3489]

Thanx for the share

[@SkiSearcher]

heck yeah that’s a lot of bullets ! history saved 💥👍 🤠 🏴‍☠️

[@SkiSearcher]

first brother ! watching now

[@DetectDigSmile]

I have let to find a civil war bullet. You guys are sure finding a lot. I love my predator shovel, I have the D-handle.

[@digginonfaith531]

It’ll happen for you one day. 😊 And yes, the Predator shovel is great!!

[@treasurefinders4380]

What part of the state is this in and how do you go about finding these sites?

[@bigfinger7609]

Yo you make it look easy!

[@digginonfaith531]

Haha! I’ve done it for many years, so I’ve got lots of practice 💪🏼

[@joejoe3185]

Great video! What state are you in

[@digginonfaith531]

Thanks! I’m in Arkansas.

[@razorback4953]

I would like to ask a stupid question, please. When you find a civil war belt buckle, does that mean that’s where a soldier died and rotted away or eaten by animals?

[@digginonfaith531]

No ma’am, it’s likely that the soldier’s belt broke or the buckle popped off. Not a stupid question at all.

[@razorback4953]

@@digginonfaith531 Thank you son.

[@olmoe1167]

Some excellent finds... Do you have any idea on the units involved in this battle??

[@digginonfaith531]

Yes sir. There were many.

[@chriscourson2824]

vey nice!

[@benitagrattan193]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@carlmartin4577]

Finding and things with a carrot it's so time consuming

[@daniedevite6781]

Thought metal detectors were forbidden on civil war battlefields

[@bjwatson9000]

To bad you don’t know or that your related to that has a excavator . 🤔 no telling what you might dig up .

[@digginonfaith531]

Haha!! Listen, sir, you have no idea what I have planned for you and your excavator but it will be epic. Thanks for volunteering! Love, Your precious brother-in-law 🤣

[@bjwatson9000]

😂