Metal Detecting lost War Camp in Alabama with Garrett Vortex!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Yall be sure to go check out Kyle’s Channel here: youtube.com/@wildkyle?si=R2ekQ4erzO9OCeIY And check out Heath’s channel here: youtube.com/@historyseekers?si=JQS9p2PizfPQi9JY

[@WILDKYLE]

I had such a good time this day! Thanks for getting me out there y'all. Can't wait to do a whole lot more metal detecting!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Heck yah man! It’s going to be a blast!

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you Brandon and everybody for the adventure and seeing some great finds !

[@damonvesely3643]

I enjoyed the video!Hope u good luck 👍

[@justjoy4239]

Hey Wild Kyle! Great day for an adventure!

[@alanatolstad4824]

Touching history, one coin at a time!

[@sherrie545]

Short great successful detecting video with a big variety of finds!

[@atuuschaaw]

From what I've seen from the few folks using the Vortex, it's doing a great job of finding targets that have been missed in the past. Cool stuff! ♥

[@carolynsimone8647]

Love the walk in the woods...short but sweet finds...🥰🥰

[@jakartajamie4880]

Thanks so much for bringing us along and getting our mind off of the s show that is happening now for a bit. GBY

[@janelchambers6791]

Great to see all three of yall at the old military camp

[@benitagrattan193]

Makes a heart fill loved when hanging with awesome friends. U guys make video watching fun ❤❤❤❤

[@jimthompson9992]

"Pounded ground"....love hearing people say that then keep finding stuff.... just more proof that an area is never fully hunted out! Even back in the 80's guys would go to "hunted out" civil war sites with a newer machine....and darned if they didn't still pop out some great items! Case in point, my boss at the time just got his first Whites machine, brand new to detecting, and was taken to a "hunted out" Georgia camp site....he popped 3 Georgia buttons and a half dime. Another time a friend went to the Dumfries Virginia area and went into a "hunted out" Texas site....found a one piece, silver wash Texas button! No such thing as a "hunted out site"!!! Great hunt, Brandon.... keep hitting it!!!

[@Roadglide08]

If the 1914 penny is a Denver mint mark, that’s a key date penny. Top three of the wheat penny collection. Congrats!

[@nyokadean8624]

I know you have been doing this hunting a long time. I love how excited you still get!

[@relicrat]

Fun hunt. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@HistorySeekers]

Fun times brother!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@HistorySeekers Heck yah man! We always find something there!

[@DanaBrown-gl5kg]

I’m happy to see heath back out and about. Awesome content keep on keeping on!

[@debbiemosley-x5q]

i love watching your videos im from alabama and you are great when you and miranda get together yall rule

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

Great hunt guys! Great site with lots of history! Keep up the great work!

[@historylooker7]

Cool history found, guys !!😎👊

[@alienallen2983]

Cool stuff THANK YOU 👍🙏>>>💚

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Period wheaties with a story are awesome! Good to see y'all out together, Brandon, Kyle, and Heath!❤

[@randallwelch463]

That's always been my favorite part about our hobby Brandon, the story behind the things that we find I'm just fascinated by it. Great video today awesome adventure and as always thanks for taking us along

[@ronnieday6287]

Hawk Tua.😂 works everytime.

[@adventurearchaeology]

😂

[@dshollins5864]

Fun adventure, thanks!

[@justjoy4239]

Hey Brandon! Ready for another adventure!

[@jamesjr5500]

Awesome love the metal detecting videos! Can't wait till I can knock the dust off of my detector.

[@adventurearchaeology]

This is my first time trying a members only early release. Good to see it’s working!

[@lukependleton2589]

Nice relics and coins. Maybe not silver , Indian head or older but still over 100 yrs. I'm still looking for one that old.... Thanks for another video!

[@artillerest43rdva7]

stripper clip, a faster way to reload a firearm, over one at a time. nice to find wheat pennies from the time that the camps were present. the stripper clips were in cloth bandelaro they would carry the rounds.

[@westcoast8562]

NAILED IT

[@jerrydineen2827]

This place has always been good for relics!

[@ImFiremanz]

I believe the 1914 wheat is a key date. I could be wrong.

[@mandybrown7758]

Really cool finds

[@goldsharkmark7808]

1914 D is a major key date for wheat Pennie’s

[@adventurearchaeology]

Oh man! I haven’t even taken it out of my bag! Now I have to figure out how to clean it!

[@goldsharkmark7808]

Olive oil soak for days x 10

[@alabamadirtpirates3767]

awesome guys

[@MrTomcharl]

See if that penny is a 1914-D! That would be better!

[@douglaskerr6813]

Is it possible to see if there's a layout of the camp such as were the HQ building was the mess hall the rifle range showers maybe in the local historical society?

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@douglaskerr6813 Afraid the records of that are long gone for this site. We think we’ve found where the HQ was as most of the coins have been found around that area.

[@biggieed949]

The piece of metal @6:02 is called a charger guide, or at least it was when I was in the military. USMC 1965-1969. Just a little different from what we used for both the M1 and the M14 rifle.

[@wenditaylor9708]

Aww you got kyle metal detecting and he got you fossil hunting. How fun!

[@adventurearchaeology]

I’ll have a fossil video tomorrow haha

[@wenditaylor9708]

@@adventurearchaeology look forward to it!!

[@mandybrown7758]

Oh how I miss watching History Seekers hope everyone is doing well

[@christopherpaul2141]

Are you using the Garrett Vortex Prototype, like Aquachigger?

[@adventurearchaeology]

Yes I am.

[@westcoast8562]

TRY SOME OF THAT HYDROFLIUROC ACID ON THEM BOTTLES

[@anitameza3960]

I have a question about a bottle I found in my yard after I dug a hole. It's Vaseline jar with lid . Says it's Chesbrough , New York

[@PauletteEdwards-wz7pt]

Never seen wild Kyle with a metal detector.

[@adventurearchaeology]

I have a feeling you’re about to see it a lot more!