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Metal Detecting An Old Home Deep In The Woods: Instructional Video

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Join me as I return to the "Me Lucky Charm" home site in search of more lucky charms, coins, buttons and other cool stuff. This is also a great training video if you want to learn more about metal detectors and metal detecting.
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Metal Detecting An Old Home Deep In The Woods: Instructional Video
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@toolshell 7 лет назад

Great videos lately. I'm a fellow NSS member from out west. Although currently in Canada. I received my first metal detector long ago when I was in 9th grade. The girl who sat next to me in computer class that year made fun of me for how excited I was about it. She's been my wife for 13 years now, she still hasn't figured out the metal detector :)

@patrickknight2860 7 лет назад

That's cool!

@mikepresnell8292 7 лет назад

toolshell That's awesome! LOL!!

@badapple65 7 лет назад

toolshell I had a teacher in High school that made fun of me because I always tried to be the class clown, and not very good at it....I married his daughter about 15 years later.

@mikepresnell8292 7 лет назад

Greg Appelgren Hahahahahahaa!!! Now that's awesome!

@brendaseigler3923 5 лет назад

That is so sweet !

@86krad 7 лет назад

Love this video. I dug in VA. for 12 years. Half the coins I found in Confederate camps were defaced. Everything from an "X" carved on both sides of the coin, to an elaborate "CSA" with the soldier's name, unit and date carved on the obverse. Really interesting relics with a personal touch.

@Anthracite31 7 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to share your outings with us! Very much appreciated.

@r.taylor7293 7 лет назад

it's nice to see the reality of digging and not shiny silvers all the Time!..not that anyone would ever fake a find...it's also nice to see you in the dirt...haha..great vids as usual

@TomFromMN 6 месяцев назад

I have to remember to search more often as you have many instructional videos. Plus, you find a few nice artifacts at the same time! Thanks, Beau.

@LavishHim 7 лет назад

Thanx 4 spending all the time you do for us! 👍👍👍

@marcdewilde518 7 лет назад

Those dimples in the brass thimble are there to help you pushing the needle through the cloth. If you try that without the thimble you simply push the side of the needle with the hole in it through your skin. Another great video - ATB Marc - Belgium

@JanVafa 7 лет назад

that full horseshoe at about 7:40 is for a VERY BIG horse!

@WunRom 7 лет назад

Like the change of style in which you filmed this +aquachigger much more clearer and professional.

@MrSIXGUNZ 7 лет назад

the thimble is really cool !! some thing used every day to make clothes and to mend them up too :)

@steveculbert4039 2 года назад

I love the clarity of your camerwork.

@lindaalaureano 7 лет назад

It is getting harder to get up and down these days for a lot of people . I admire your go to attitude . You are a fun teacher .

@tamitng 7 лет назад

Nice video! My favorite of your finds is the thimble, makes me think of how many hours it spent on the finger tip of some woman, making and mending clothing. I come from a family of sewers so thimbles speak to me. Thanks for rescuing it from the depths!

@petitemew 7 лет назад

1. Thanks for attaching the z link to the camera. 2. That's smile after the first horseshoe and thimble find. Made me giggle. Awesome.

@harrisfamily1843 7 лет назад

Great Video Aquachigger! I couldn't afford the AT pro so I ordered the Ace 300 that I'm getting in the mail this Tuesday! So excited! We Use a Bounty Hunter at the moment. You've inspired my husband and I to metal detect! Thanks so much!

@truckerswife5060 7 лет назад

Thank you for sharing. I'm so glad you were not in a cave this time. I'm claustrophobic and they get me. Love your videos. You can send one of those lucky horse shoes my way. I used to collect them.

@kernicb1 7 лет назад

AquaChiggar I am still recovering from surgery. Your video came right on time. Watching it now while eating my supper. #holdyourbreath I am so thankful I found your channel. I'm going out just as soon as I heal.

@johngriffiths3952 6 лет назад

Back in those days they wouldn't normally just burn wood with the nails in them. They couldn't just walk to the hardware store and pick up a box of em'. They would try to salvage every nail. So when you find burned nails you gotta assume something happened there. Which is a good thing for hunting, downside is you're going to be hitting alot of nails.

@Gracie_02 7 лет назад

Hey, Chiggy ! I've wanted a metal detector forever and I finally convinced myself that it's ok to go without groceries this month. LOL just joking ...kinda. I ordered the Garrett Ace 400. I feel like a kid again waiting for Santa Claus to come. LOL. I live in SW PA and I find relics in my mom's yard every time I look down. I love it. I just go out in the dirt, kick it around and dig a little. I've found old military buttons, pottery shards, bottles ........all kinds of treasures. From what my stepdad tells me there was an old shed that burned down in that spot and a small dump. But I have acres of old homestead to use my detector on! The coolest thing found was a very old pair of binoculars! They say army long range as well as Champiere Paris , that is exactly how it is spelled on them. Do you know anything about them? I have no clue as to why they were in the woods. I've been binge watching your videos and learning a lot. Thanks for all the great videos. Happy hunting, Michele

@jameslbrown6292 7 лет назад

Flat iron also used to warm beds in the winter. Heated by fireplace as well! Great videos brother!

@brianpedziwol3226 7 лет назад

That cooking pot had a lid with eyelet in middle to lift with, that being said would a union soldier forge a bayonet to a perfect hook to lift said lids. I found one recently at campsite.

@brianpedziwol3226 7 лет назад

I found one in confed camp once,has the indention where the steel reed was

@thomasroberts1426 7 лет назад

very instructional ty sir...and im with you im a hole maker...might not find much good stuff but im a noob so have to learn my old coinmaster 6000d...its an antique but for 25 bucks at a yard sale a great find in itself....ive used it some about 9 yrs ago lol so just need to get new batteries and im back to digging. I bought it to treasure hunt with the grand babies and now i figure wth i'll try to find something to talk about with friends and family...enough of my story however, i've been watching alot of youtube videos of you and others and like the hunt and history behind this recreation...wish me luck as i've wished all of you's..HH oh nice finds!

@gdelan1 7 лет назад

Every time I see pottery shards it brings back memories of sorting 100 lb sacks of them when I worked as an archaeology intern at a museum in Baltimore.

@doesitcrush2093 7 лет назад

Nice having a mild Winter and Metal detect most of Winter..

@lancecheslock6756 5 лет назад

Great video to give guidance on ferrous rich locations. Please remember to show viewers what settings you are working with...I use your videos to learn what doesn't work just as much as what does work. Thanks again!

@Roosterdoodler 6 лет назад

That's a smoothie!😅

@planb2222 7 лет назад

Thanks for the tips and tricks. There is no better learning than what you can get from experience.

@bootyfull7368 7 лет назад

Love your videos! Thanks for sharing your awesome adventures!

@wonderabout1267 7 лет назад

Nice to hear the spring peepers

@zzzrebelyellzzzgaming4225 7 лет назад

Another great video as always. Living the dream.

@jamesrowe6389 4 года назад

Very interesting video, really enjoyed your your day of digging and looking for stuff. I think the way you kept me interested from beginning to end was great. I see 59 people with a thumbs down, can not even begin to imagine what they did not like.

@dannyl2598 5 лет назад

As I was watching I thought, wow that is just like the site I was on today from all of the things you were seeing and finding and then you dug a thimble which was the best thing I found today. Thank you Chigg.

@menotume 7 лет назад

Nice format ... instructional throughout without drawing out the video.

@frankwilde8864 6 лет назад

love these old garretts so sensitivity accurate cheers this is why we SWING...... BEEPBEEP.. BE WELL GUYS

@wfermier 7 лет назад

I really like your videos! Your folksy speaking style and good humor makes the time fly as I watch you have all the fun.

@gdelan1 7 лет назад

Thanks for the great idea with the hanger/lanyard on the machine. I'm trying to develop some kind of weight reducer to hook onto a alice frame so you can swing all day with no arm strain.

@0toeknee0 7 лет назад

Aquachigger= SUCH AN INTERESTING DUDE!

@getin3949 7 лет назад

I don't feel so bad now, except for the mouth harp, that's a dandy! Nice video Beau

@thebatzinator 7 лет назад

My gramps called them 'juice harps'. He said they were called that because the spittle would make them 'juicy'...lmao!!

@roundhousetrainspotting 7 лет назад

Your videos are brilliant. Well done Sir!

@barcafana 7 лет назад

That was fun! Please continue with land hunting videos until your water season starts again.

@vhfgamer 7 лет назад

OHMYGERD YES!!! the AT Pro! I missed that one! I bought one on your sole recommendation in one of your old videos and then suddenly you stopped using it and started using your AT gold. COOOOOOOL!

@bordenatorx 7 лет назад

AHHH, the lovely Jew's harp that was the 2nd relic I ever found. Mine almost had a carved look to it. Thanks for the tip on the burnt nail thing. I just thought they were preserved better for some reason.

@terryhennessey5688 7 лет назад

Thank you for all your detecting tips. They certainly help me, the newbie!

@thebatzinator 7 лет назад

I wish the things that you find could tell their story. Very cool, thanks, once again, for sharing!!!

@centralmexicodogsanctuarya4590 4 года назад

Love your enthusiasm Agua, lol

@SpiritBear12 7 лет назад

The handle on the iron may not be broken. It was made to come off and be switched onto another iron that was waiting to be used. A house wife might have 2-3 of them. As she picked up one iron with the handle, the others would be on the stove or near a fire heating up. She would then sprinkle the clothing with some water and iron the fabric. As the iron naturally cooled down and become ineffective, she would place it back on the stove, or by the fire, detach the handle and pick up the next iron with it and get back to ironing the clothes. She would be constantly switching each iron until her chore was done. I tried to find a video on this, but was unsuccessful.

@dabprod 7 лет назад

I have several old irons like that but mine each have there own handle that is permanently attached. They were in my family way back, over 100 yrs ago in Vermont. I use them as door stops, keeps the door open to a room and won't allow a draft to shut the door. That was an interesting video.

@dannyl2598 5 лет назад

I'm familiar with the type of iron that you are speaking of but from my experience the type shown in the video would have had a handle on it originally. thanks

@cliffstarks9579 7 лет назад

I'm new to metal detecting and enjoy when you take time to explain your setting on the detector. I have a Garrett AT and I'm starting to understand it better. Keep up the good work and Hold Your Breath!!! LoL.

@outshimed 7 лет назад

I like the longer videos recently, Beau!

@johnames8942 7 лет назад

Thanks for todays video. I need my chigger fix daily!

@HillbillyNitroUSA 7 лет назад

Glad to see you out with the AT Pro. My weapon of choice. Great tips! 🖒

@the1bulldurham 7 лет назад

I read somewhere years ago that people would sometimes burn their house down to get their nails back. The nails were hand made laboriously one at a time. The folks were moving on and the house they were leaving wasn't much and it's not like they would be listed on the housing market. Late 1600's to 1700's.

@steveculbert4039 2 года назад

Nice find: the thimble!

@shamebad 7 лет назад

most informative video I've seen in a while. I always wondered why a chunk of iron would ping in the 80s.

@vin-r5384 5 лет назад

Excellent video. Nice to see you out of the Cave.

@johnandrews2167 7 лет назад

Nice finds! The jaw harp is missing its twanger though. possibly why it was thrown out. maybe go back and look for it?

@kathygalloway2990 7 лет назад

I really like the finds especially the old iron chigg

@SueGirling68 7 лет назад

Hi, with the curry comb it is actually used to get the grime and hair off of a body brush or dandy brush, I guessed this item and the flat iron too :). Great finds well done xx

@jimmyroberts3 7 лет назад

a long diggin video!!!! thanx chig. ive had a pulled bicep. arrrr haven't been able to dig for almost 3 weeks. yr vids have kept me goin! lol

@eccentricdetectorists9754 7 лет назад

Just dig caves & Rock shelters!!!

@QuarterHoarder 7 лет назад

Some good finds out there. I like the wireless contraption for the headset. I hate when I lay my machine down and the cable pulls at my head. Gonna go get me that thing.

@58belvedere 7 лет назад

I found a bottle dump a few minutes digging I found a old glass Clorox bottle with the lid still on it. and also a few old cork flask bottles.

@DavidStirm Год назад

Nothing comes free. You have to earn them great exiting finds. Great work great video.

@aquachigger Год назад

Thanks

@sammarcum4931 7 лет назад

I appreciate the effort, Beau.

@laurencarlucci2434 4 года назад

Very excited to have come by your video. Very informative!

@spotonmetaldetecting5024 7 лет назад

Our snow is finally melting here in the NW and I'm so excited to get back out there to detect. This was an awesome video, love the musical instrument and flat iron... and buttons, everything you found actually. Lol ATB and HH

@charleswilder2985 7 лет назад

Some very nice finds, especially the thimble and the Jew's harp. Buttons always are great too!

@crankedupeditzz4031 7 лет назад

On your last video I said I would do a backflip if you replied and you did so I did go and watch it!

@AwakeLazarus 7 лет назад

Thank you for the lanyard tip!

@mcgaugh57 7 лет назад

No doubt, that'll help from setting down in mud or snow.

@stevenz1396 7 лет назад

Thank you for all your great videos and all your time you spend to entertain all of us thanks Aquachigger I always can hardly wait for your next video and love all the history 👽👽👽😻

@thegallowsdetectors666 6 лет назад

watched it 6 times , still love it.

@heathermcdonald6701 7 лет назад

Thank you so much for the pointers

@quad2004 7 лет назад

or jaw harp ,lol , this year 5 grade camp, my son won first place in the talent show playing one.

@chasegunder7696 7 лет назад

always informative constantly learning from your videos man keep up the awesome work

@mcgaugh57 7 лет назад

I've actually used those flat irons, the handles were removable so you could set one down on stove and pick another up.

@CoinandRelicOntario 7 лет назад

mcgaugh57 The old ones were actually made by blacksmiths and solid iron! Women had to use rags/ towels to hold them. Actually the (trivet) which the iron sat on when hot are very ornate. Have yet to dig one of those.

@samuelmorado70 11 дней назад

Thanks for your ideas. I may use that idea. Corded headphones are a pain.

@randlerichardson5826 6 лет назад

My granny had some thimbles that had a few holes wore in them years of sewing

@connierose311 7 лет назад

Thanks for the AT pro information

@dannyl2598 5 лет назад

Believe it or not I also found a horseshoe that had all the nails in it. Thanks for letting me know that that could be from a horse that had died. My first thought was well that's not very old because it still had the nails in it. Thanks again.

@CC58 7 лет назад

Sure have that coil extended! The Shack would be comfortable with that length!

@marcblack1 7 лет назад

Awesome find on the mouth organ.

@Gracie_02 7 лет назад

I'm saving up for a pin pointer ; ) Looks like I'm gonna need one.

@richardofsylmar 7 лет назад

Thank you.

@TexasSheepdawg21 7 лет назад

Awesome Homestead!!

@digalotajunk4193 4 года назад

Found my first flat iron a couple weeks ago!

@edwardreidt1230 6 лет назад

Like always another great video you have done, like the way you explained the mode you detect in

@hcmwed 7 лет назад

I was just thinking to myself the other day, "I wonder what ever happened to Macgyver?"

@MadisonMainedetecting 7 лет назад

Its good to see you hunting with the AT Pro. Its my main machine. I prefer hunting in Pro Zero with iron disc on 31 and iron audio on. GL&HH

@PamelaHegedusLadyDiggerinPa 7 лет назад

Very interesting. Once again, you did super with your video and details. Thanks for sharing.

@jonwhite9750 6 лет назад

Thank you for the great videos! Keep up the great work

@edwinacarson 7 лет назад

hey chigg! not watched your video yet as going to bed but just wanted to say hi! 😊 hope I've not missed you. Love your videos x

@johnwilson007 7 лет назад

Ive heard those harps before didnt see what they were using now I know. Thanks

@bungyons9970 7 лет назад

hey aquachigger I love your vids your the best and your my inspiration I do this stuff all the time I was metal detecting in the woods behind my house and i found an old horseshoe

@mikepresnell8292 7 лет назад

Pretty darn cool....