Metal Detecting The Deep Florida Woods Its Still Loaded

[@inVINSONable1]

Got yourself a dope cooking spoon which is why it's curled.The tip is bent over to reduce flame char on the dope liquid up top. Now you know....haha

[@negotiator96]

Haha maybe... But I've seen them bent like that to hold yes candles. But I've also seen spoon s and forks even bent like that to make a hook to hang items from your belt/toolbelt to carry your tools/gloves and free up your hands while in the fields. But you never really know lol. A junkie would definitely swipe that spoon hook and cook up with It all day! 😆👍✌️

[@lindacassell5915]

I love the blue marble

[@jameshabovick8949]

Great finds in the woods buddy, I hunt the treasure coast daily looking for 1715 fleet relics

[@SueGirling68]

Hi, with all those old car parts I was expecting you to dig up an old steering wheel lol. Some nice finds from the past though like the police suspender clip. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖

[@RelicHuntingFlorida]

Thanks sue! yeah ive found a ton of car parts over the years there they liked their ford's

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Lots of relics today! I really like the collar studs and suspender clips! The marble was an awesome find and the spoon was very cool!💖

[@donHooligan]

awesome spider!

[@lindacassell1979]

Good hunt

[@JudyMenzel7]

That thing u called a hinge, reminds me of one dude of an old stirrup.

[@squirrelsmagnetfishingoutdoors]

Looks like some good goodies you foud

[@donHooligan]

there's 4 seasons way down south: almost summer, summer, still summer, and winter

[@grumpy_ken]

it's just rainy and dry in south FL

[@digginupthecarolinas9870]

I'm subscribed to you Florida md

[@db7266]

Private land?

[@marshalllappin9834]

you missed a marbel it was about a foot and a half from the left of the blue marble burgundy color

[@retro9590]

Leaf

[@nicksavage4763]

Proof of intelligent advanced Life long ago. WHO was the mysterious tribe living on the land Long ago?

[@chriscourson2824]

If you want to see so🙂me giant oaks, come to Tallahassee

[@RelicHuntingFlorida]

Ii love the grandaddy oaks i've been to see the 2nd biggest oak in florida it is massive I'm not sure where the biggest one in florida is

[@francispitts9440]

I’m on a ranch in Central Florida towards the Gulf Coast and we have huge old growth Oaks and another that I don’t know what type. I do my searches near the base of them because they’re so old. I’m hoping they were used by locals to get some shade over the years. I actually have found some Native artifacts while digging for metal hits mostly arrowhead’s.

[@Whocares.........]

That’s a witness tree…dept. natural resources should be protecting it!

[@chriscourson2824]

we have too many tree huggers in Florida now!

[@sylas1739]

@@chriscourson2824 any tree over like hundred years old is a witness tree goober no one being a tree huger here

[@chriscourson2824]

@@sylas1739 sounds like firewood to me, GOOBER!

[@jckdnls9292]

@@chriscourson2824 youre right, trees dont matter 🙄🙄🙄

[@chriscourson2824]

@@sylas1739 well thanks GOOBER