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Jeff, what part of Tennessee do you hunt? I just bought a place in Rogersville, East Tennessee. I have a primary house in Florida. I'm researching Tennessee for places to detect.

There's a Cave in Wartrace Tennessee on Union Ridge Rd

Why is that stuff so deep? I have found arrowheads that deep. LOL

It the ones that make it bad for the rest that may want to hunt that place

Trepassers !! Let me tell you my houston County tennessee story. I heard gunshots and knew it was on us. So being me I go there with my 4 lb dog in tow. I saw nothing but little dog did. Hiding in the brush was a deer hunter. He was told not so nicely to leave . He came back 2 more times. The last time I ran him off he actually called police on me saying I threaten to kill him. I was arrested. I didn't have a gun but he did. Yes my land is posted every 10 ft.

It's when the generation stops buying the history is when you fools stop searching for it... Selfish

Could have been a shot missed aiming for food could have been a clean through and through meal kill.... Gonna find lead till the end of man kind war never ends and mouths all need to be fed

You may already know this but in the archeology field trash pits are called "middens." Almost any place with humans living n a spot for a length of time had a area where trash, debris was tossed. My Dad called them treasure pits. He and friends seldom found any real treasure; an occasional coin, bullets, parts of weapons, buttons, knives and more. They had decades of fun though.

I planted one in murfreesboro when I was about to go into HS lol. I left a note with mine. Good luck

Would it be possible to come explore the cave?

Zippo lighter lid

Where are you able to hunt here in TN? I'm near Castalian Springs and I would like to hunt but I don't know the rules. Where are you hunting exactly and how are you nlolt getting in trouble because when I research online every source keeps basically saying I can't anywhere except my yard really..thank you!

Those beams may be elevator rails

I have gotten overly excited when I see the round edge of the ring of a pull tab, only to be disappointed too. I feel ya brother. Great hunt. 👍

Awesome finds! Thanks for sharing your adventure.

OMG! That was Owl Bridge!

Well done on the finds enjoyed the videos

I live in Bristol near a cave and there's a this bing hill and I digged a hole which leaves into a very thin hole which is deep as I stuck a flash light there I know it's illegal but I think I found something

Good finds enjoyed watching

What a find

What town in TN

had me hooked in the whole video Jeff ! very awesome belt plate and relics 🤙🤠🏴‍☠️

That’s my grandpas farm

Hope all is well with your Jeff. It's been awhile.

Wow!

CLICK BAIT: "The oldest and most historical find I've ever found" .........So, you found some TARSH"

Going in cave?????

Great finds! A lot of work! I usually bail out when he starts getting more than a foot deep. I'm a bit aged and crippled up for mining like you did!

Rambling video. I thought it was about MD’ing.

The ActionAdventureTwins would definitely explore that cave if the owner gave permission.very interesting video.

That bullet looks like a Swiss Chusser?

Can't wait to see what's in there

.69 Prussian??

Jeff, those Williams cleaner bullets were almost universally hated by the troops due to a lack of accuracy when compared with the Menie bullet. They were packed with from one to three per packet of ten standard bullets and since the paper cartridge was colored differently, often times they were be thrown away instead of fired. As time went on, even the War dept grew to hate them due to more complex manufacturing required coupled with very minimal cleaning results.

Can't trespass on stolen land. Get off your high horse.

Good video Jeff. On the stirrup, please keep in mind that especially early in the war, cavalry soldiers in particular, came straight from home and they brought and used their tack, weapons, supplies, etc. that were used in their civilian life. This stirrup is a classic civilian style from the mid and later 1800's. I did CW cavalry reenacting for nearly 30 years and have quite a collection of saddles and other items used and a great percentage is civilian in nature. Definitely NOT like we see in the movies where everything is stamped with a big CSA and all the uniforms are alike, ha. I might suggest that you google books written by Mr. Ken R. Knopp, out of Mississippi. He is widely recognized as one of the true experts of CS saddlery and tack. He has written a few books and actually is a close friend of mine. I think his books would help you with identification of some of your dug pieces. take care.

Nice! That tooth is horse and those bones sure look human, did you ever get them positively identified?

That's really great

Well...no word for a year. Guess we can stop looking for the KGC loot 😆

The big two ring 69 looks like a Prussian

Great hunt buddy

Пряжка супер! Мои поздравления!!! The buckle is super, my congratulations - greetings from Sevastopol !

Only heard the first railroad lines were much thinner than the ones today. Hope you get to explore that hole in the ground. Please don't go alone and make sure someone else knows where your going. Definitely could be dangerous. Interesting video, thank you.

Must be in Franklin Tennessee by the West Harperth riv

Hey Jeff would love to go civil war relic hunting with you, I’ve got a good spot that was late 1800’s fair grounds spot. I’ve hunted it some but sure there is a lot left I’d share in return. Just holler if you’re interested in a couple hints together. Tony.

That creek is full of trout too, Tellico river is too, and gold!

Hey I live in East Tennessee, in Cosby. We should hunt together sometime!

Caves.. my kinda thing

half a video. only showed parts of a video.

Awesome bridge. Man Jeff I didn't recognize you all shaved and the weight u have lost. That's what they used to say about my ex when we went shopping. Look, she has the little dingy behind her. 😳😁