MASSIVE Indian Blade & Arrowheads Found in Creek - Everything is Bigger in Texas! 

Thanks Lee! The knives and cache you found sound amazing! - 50 years of hunting is a long time. Bet you’ve got some awesome stuff in your collection.

Thanks for the info on those Keven! Hopefully we can get back out to that creek this Summer and search for more.

That is pretty crazy! Thanks for the info on that FlintGuy!

Thanks Vester! We definitely consider ourselves lucky for finding those, but as you probably know, most hunts never turn out like that one. There have been so many days where we hiked for miles without finding a single thing worth picking up. But that’s how it goes sometimes… Just gotta keep pounding the ground!

We totally agree! Hopefully we can get back down there next Spring and see if anything new has been laid down in the creek-bed. Thanks for watching!!!

“YOU SHALL NOT PASS!”… 🧙🏼‍♂️ J/K… Grab your stick and let’s go!!!

Could u give me coordinates?really looking to find some with my dad

I KNOW That creek but I will not mention it here

Thanks for all the info on these! We’ve only been hunting points for a few years now and are still learning typology and identification. So it’s nice when others in the community share their knowledge and expertise with us. Hopefully we can find some more interesting or rare types this summer to show y’all. Until then, good luck & happy hunting!

Thanks man! Appreciate the info. We’ll definitely check out your channel as well. Good luck on your hunts!!!

Thanks! We appreciate you watching.

Thanks! Hope you’re finding some nice stuff too. GL&HH!!!

Yeah, we were shocked to find those. There’s been so many times we’ve gone out and spent all day searching, only to come back home empty-handed. Just goes to show that you’ve gotta get out there and keep pounding the ground. Because sooner or later, your efforts will be rewarded! GL&HH!!!

Thanks Digging Canuck!!!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks!

Thanks Timothy!

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the hunt. Gotta love it when a blade turns up! - Hopefully you can get down to Texas to search some creeks and getcha some stone to work with. GL&HH!!!

Thanks man! We were thinking it might be a Dalton, but weren’t 100% sure. Appreciate the info!

Thanks!!! It’s definitely a nice spot. Hopefully we can get back out there at some point and do some more searching.

Thanks-a-lot! 👍🏼

Thanks Lewis! We really appreciate the information. I’ll see if the ‘break’ is clean on the last blade, or if it looks like it’s been worked. I’m thinking that piece probably just broke off at some point on the journey down that creek. But anyway… Hope you’re doing well and finding some amazing artifacts. Good luck out there!!!

I bet you’ve found some cool stuff over the years. We like this hobby too! 👍🏼

Thanks Bob! It was a fun hunt, but I think we’re all ready for some cooler weather so that we can grab the detectors and go pound the ground somewhere. Hope y’all are doing well. Let’s try to get together and do some digging this Fall / Winter!

@@DownSouthDiggers that would be great. Look forward to getting together!

Thanks man! 👍🏼

Thanks man! Can’t wait to get out with you again soon.

Yeah, that’s what other people have said too.

Yep… Kinda crazy!

That’s really interesting Timothy! What ‘animal’ do you think they were trying to represent when they made it?

😂😂

Well, consider yourself lucky… Because last month, 27 of the 31 days in July were 100 degrees (or over) here in North Texas!… The AVERAGE high temp was actually 102.4! We also had 9 days at the end of June that were 100 or over, as well as these first three days of August, which means we’ve had 39 days so far of 100+. On top of that, I cannot even tell you the last time it rained… There were no recordable amounts last month at all. So… Roll on Winter, indeed!

Thanks for the info David! We’re certainly not experts on this stuff and really appreciate people like yourself who are willing to share their knowledge & expertise with us regarding the artifacts we find. Hopefully we can get back to this site in early Spring and see what else is hiding down in the creek bed!

Thanks for the info Rodney! As you know, most days don’t turn out like that one. But every now and then, you get lucky. Appreciate you watching man!

Thanks for watching Roland! There are plenty of artifacts out there to be found, so just keep searching. If you’re patient and persistent, you’ll find some points. GL&HH!!!

Look for obsidian rock in areas it shouldn’t be in

Since water is life, look near or around creeks or rivers. Be aware of private property, some folks get testy.

Maybe so!… And that’s why it’s so cool to find this stuff… Because it really makes you wonder…

Thanks for the info John!

Glad you enjoyed it! We appreciate you watching. GL&HH!!!

@@DownSouthDiggers your very welcome

Thanks for the suggestion!… We’ll try to do that next time.

Thanks man!

Hi Jejak! Thanks for watching our videos. Good luck on your digs over there! 🙏🏼

Maybe so. I’ll have to do a little more research on that. Thanks Aidan!

Hmmm… 🤔 Might have to do some exploring up there then.

I was wondering if that last blade was actually made from tortoise shell..what do you all think.?

Creek

I'm talking the next to the cooler blade!

The triangle looking one lot of times teardrop shaped cool knife

That’s great info Daniel. Thanks!

@@DownSouthDiggers your welcome sir after finding many of these and also tear drop shaped ones we pondered about its use and after realizing that all had been touched up on one side and the end and that all had the same intentional thinning across the middle they are kind of cool giving you the cutting blade which forces the leather in the junction of the stick and the blade like a hook knife and the bottom of the blade is exposed like a small flint celt for removing hides great finds guys!

I’ll have to research that one. Thanks!

Not really. We’ve had almost no rain this summer.

LOL! Tell ya’ what… If we ever decide to take a small group out, I’ll make sure you’re at the top of the list!

Noted!

Unfortunately, we are still novices too. We’ve only been hunting arrowheads for a few years now and are still learning how to identify all the different types and materials. Hopefully we’ll get better though as we keep finding stuff and making videos.

LOL…Thank you!!! 🙏🏼

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Yeah, sometimes we get a little ‘dumbstruck’ when we find something awesome. 🤣

Thanks for watching man! We’ll definitely check out some of your videos. GL&HH!!!