Beautiful Jewel Grade Artifact Plus 14 More Found In Hole In Bottom Of A Creek - Arrowhead Hunting 

Yes he did! We had a great year!

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That's what is so great about this hobby with or without someone it is still fun.

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@@HeartbreakerRelics I’m moving front Florida to north Georgia area and looking forward to finding some artifacts myself

Thanks Jeff! We appreciate the compliment my friend. Randy has been riding the point around in his truck for the past three months showing it to anyone that'll look at it.

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Thanks Don! This stretch of creek has been good to us. Happy New Year!

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Thank you so much! Always good to hear from you my friend!

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Thanks Steve! Happy new year!

Thanks! lol Some old fashion church music would have been appropriate huh? Enjoy you HR shirt and thanks for your support! We appreciate it!

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Thanks 👍you're right. There were some beautiful points found on this day.

Thanks and Happy new year to you too!

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Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! You know when they found a beautiful piece of material they had to take extra care when working it.

Thanks Ron! I agree with you on the Turkey tale looking Pontchartrain. We have seen several like this. This stretch of creek has been really good to us this past summer. We can't wait to get back in there this spring. Good luck to yall and happy new year.

@@HeartbreakerRelics You know Spike one of the least studied areas in the east is extreme south Ms and Louisiana . The San Patrice ( Leaf River) wasn’t even named until the 1970’s. That particular Turkey tail looking “ pontchartrain “ is not an anomaly , I’ve seen to many intentionally made that way. The culture in this area at that time had a certain shape they were going for. The point also seems to be current with the Turkey tails of North Ms and Alabama which is what makes me think they’re related. Y’all are on a hole full of treasures . Can’t wait for you to get back!! Thanks again and Happy New Year!

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Thanks! This stretch of creek has been good to us!

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Thanks and thanks for watching and for the comment. GL&HH

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Thanks. The material is Tallahatta agate.

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Thanks for the suggestion. We will try to highlight the tools a little more. We usually do show them but will try to explain what we think they were used for. As for the petrified wood, we haul the unique pieces out and carry it home with us.

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It's made of Tallahatta agate.

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Thanks! So do we!

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We are so very sorry for your loss and we're glad that we were able to pick you up a bit. Praying for you and your family. Thank you for watching and for the great comment. God Bless!

Sorry about your dad. May you find peace in his passing in time.

Thanks Mike! That section of creek has been good to us! Randy had the kind of day he's been waiting for. He has rode that point around in his truck for the past three months showing it to anyone that will look at it! lol Thanks again buddy and we'll see yall soon, I hope!

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Great story! Good luck and hopefully you'll find some more of the material. Thanks again.

@@HeartbreakerRelics thank you, man I've been watching y'all for awhile and you've been a big inspiration to me, I posted a video of my nicest find of the year and Brothers artifact collection in the past few days if you care to check it out I would greatly appreciate it? If you want to give me a sub I would appreciate it even more, I'm trying to make it to one of my best holes today so hopefully I'll be uploading some treasures later, if you would check out my stuff I would be really grateful because y'all are kinda like my idols lol, Happy New Year and GL&HH

@@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 I sure will give it a look. Thanks again! Good luck to you not only with artifact hunting but with your channel as well.

@@HeartbreakerRelics thank you very much brother, I'm trying, I'm currently not mobile so it's very hard for me to get to my honey holes, I'm trying to get a ride to get dropped off with my kayak and idk if I'm gonna be able to and I feel like crying lol, some people just don't realize how much relic hunting means to me that's why I admire people like y'all and the ditch Walker so much because y'all got that passion for it and that really inspires me to keep hunting, anyway thanks again brother and GL&HH

Thanks! It's always hard to leave 'em biting.

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Thanks Tim. GL&HH, happy new year and God bless!

Thanks. We probe around with a stick with a metal rod on it until we find pockets of gravel. Then we dig.

Thanks Cliff! We had never found anything made from this material until a few weeks earlier about a hundred yards downstream from where this one was found. Happy new year my friend!

Thanks 👍Yes this was a great day by any means. There were some awesome finds that were overshadowed by the spectacular purple translucent one.

Thanks for coming along! He's tough. He'll be alright. lol Spike

Thanks Ben! Randy was in a bind there with the shakes toward the end. lol

We can try to help you. You can send pics to spike39560@gmail.com or send them to our Facebook page.

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Thanks for watching and for the question. We get feed scoops from Tractor Supply and drill holes in them.

That's right! We do have a good time.

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it.

lol He was close to passing out!

Thanks 👍John! GL&HH

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Bird points are actually true arrow points. The larger points are dart/atlatl spear points and knives.

@@HeartbreakerRelics I'm only 70 yr old , my friend Ted was in his eighties when I was about 20 or so It appears you need to teach me now about such things as bird points While you are at it please teach me of the uses for what you call blunts and the piece you found that appears to be a so called scraper . I found my first stone knife at about the age of 7 , my last spearhead about 40 years ago before my family and I moved to Alaska We are now back in Wyoming but now it is illigal to hunt artifacts , as I understand it so o guess it's time for me to learn from you younger experts and now try to forget the colorful past that I once so enjoyed . No need now to tell why Ted called blunts , stunners or explained the many uses of scrapers .again , God bless you and best wishes..........dee

@@deelunbeck5647 thanks for your feedback. We'll try to do a better job explaining some of these tools in the future. In fact we have discussed doing a series explaining what we think we know lol. Don't just assume it's against the law to hunt artifacts in your state. Check on it for yourself. I'm pretty sure it's legal on private land with permission in most states.

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We're from south Mississippi.

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Thanks! You just made my day. Spike

Two men crews and flip for first choice would increase productivity

Actually we have thought of that. We just never got around to ordering one or two.

Didn't mean to sound greedy but I have a instilled mind thought of looking to make a process efficient, don't want to take the fun out thought 👍what a beautiful point, I bet that was like loosing your favorite pocket knife 😪

@@mikeholland5345 no sir, we didn't take it that way at all. We are always looking for more efficient ways of finding artifacts and appreciate all input. Thanks.

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We're pretty sure its Tallahatta Agate. It's rare but not uncommon in this area. Coral on the other hand is very uncommon.

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Thanks. We may have sifted a small spot on the downstream side of this catch but I'm really not sure. Thanks again and good luck to you too.

We've done that before too. Good luck!

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Thanks Will. We doing good buddy. Happy new year!

Thanks. As for the thumbs downs we are pretty sure it's one person with multiple accounts doing them all and we have a hunch as to who it is. Haters gonna hate lol.

Thanks! Our main objective is to have fun while doing something we all love. When it ceases to be joyful I'll be time to stop. I have to believe they felt a sense of pride and joy when they finished a beautiful point made from rare translucent material. Thanks for watching and for the great comment.

Wow! That is so cool! Thanks for watching and thanks for your support.

Thanks! Yep, arrowhead hunting is like most everything else. The harder you work the greater the reward.

Thanks! We work hard to make a good video and it is much appreciated when folks notice. Thanks again and GL&HH.

Thanks, we're kinda proud of the bottles ourselves. If we ever get too many we'll get you one.

Thanks for the question. Blunts were repurposed broken points used as scrapers. They were used to scrape hides or bark, anything that would need scraping lol. Stop and think about it. These children didn't go to school. They learned skills from a very young age and some of what we found were no doubt young people learning to knap.

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Thanks and it is our pleasure. Thank you for coming along.

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Thank you! Florida imo has some of the most beautiful material in the country.

Thanks. We have had a great year!

It is our pleasure. Thank you for watching.

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Yes, we use a 1/2" with a 1/4" over it. If you just use the 1/4" by itself it tends to pull loose because it isn't as strong as the 1/2" is. The wire is a smaller gauge in the 1/4".

Thanks guys! It was a heck of a day. One for the books for sure. GL&HH and Happy New Year!

Thank you so much! You too!

Thanks Brad!