Yes she is, it was a beautiful day and the LORD blessed is greatly. As you also have by watching and supporting my channel. Many many blessings your way!!!
Yessir one of our best days this year. Best thing about it we didn't think we'd find much because we'd had looked it before. Thanks for watching. By the way the point Ron found is more than likely a Simpson.
Wow that was a great video reaper,nice Simpson type at the beginning of the hunt nice Pontchartrains awesome nice opossum byoue but that Gary at the end was a good way to end the video,I think that site is a good area to dig,congrats on all the classic nice finds.
Man I certainly would love to dig the sight but the farmer would rather us not to. But we're privileged that he lets hunt. Thank much for watching and commenting.😃
Oddly enough there is a skill to it. You're eyes detect difference's in how rocks look. I think we ended up with about 12 unbroken insulators. Thanks for always watching 👍
Just getting around to catching up on videos and WOW!!!! You guys hit a honey hole!!! Killer after killer!! Man, y’all flatter me with your kind words and confidence in my ability to ID our local points!! I’ve definitely put some time in on research, but there’s so much more to learn and that’s all we can do, take time to learn and I learn something new about this stuff every day!!! There are so many points that are almost identical, but tiny, minuscule variations separate one point from the next. Take the Pontchartrain and Flint Creek points for example. At first glance, they look like the same point. And they are both late archaic to early woodland pieces. The silhouette is identical, but the p-train has the median ridge and no serrations, while the flint creek has an elliptical cross section and is finely serrated. I mention this because the paleo piece y’all found is one of those that will almost always have people guessing!! Without having it in my hand, and going off of what I can see from the video, my opinion is right in line with your assessment in the vid. Definitely appears to be in the mid paleo era. I’m assuming it has basal and hafting region grinding. It obviously has basal thinning and an elliptical cross section. I would class this point as small to medium for our area, and along with the fore mentioned characteristics as well as overall shape, I’d have to say Quad. The fact that these points are almost always used to exhaustion, having been resharpened many times over, makes them very difficult to distinguish from Hinds, Pelican, Dalton variants and even sometimes San Patrice points!! But yours held its shape , (constricted waist), excurvate to incurvate blade very well and it’s auricles were well intact. You could ask 5 different people and get five different opinions, but for what it’s worth, this is mine according to McGahey’s MS point guide. But whatever you decide to call it…..it’s nothing short of incredible my friend!! Congrats to you both on a stellar day of hunting and finding!!! 👍🏻😎
We were sure it was a Paleo at first sight, I could tell by the look on Ron's face he has something special. He told me " you might want to film this one" lol. We did discuss wether it was a quad or a Dalton type. Dave O suggested that it could be a Simpson type. Which looking it up it matches it pretty much. I'm certainly not a expert but it's fun to have a find like that to discuss and share. Always learn from your input and it's much appreciated 👍 that was a surprising day we had already looked that spot earlier in the year and didn't expect much GOD sure smiled on us. I tried to call you last week to go see what you thought about the spot I mentioned earlier this year. I would like to take you there soon if you have time. I'll be in touch my friend.
@@thearrowheadreapers8668 I appreciate the invite for sure!! And I hated I missed your call….we were in New Orleans with my dad for a few days. I tried calling you back, I just had that feeling you had stumbled onto something big!! I’ve been doing a little of everything this summer except arrowhead hunting!! We’ve been super busy and Zach’s gone till after next weekend. Hopefully we can resume hunting when he gets back! It’s really too hot to dig but I can only go so long without finding a point!! 😜. Hope y’all had a safe and happy 4th bud!!
Overall awesome round of finds from paleo to the modern insulators, hopefully the good Lord will keep the electrical grid intact to share your wonderful finds, great day guys😎😎😎
One of our best days, we didn't expect to find much because we had already looked the sight earlier but the LORD is full on blessings. Thanks for watching my friend 👍
You guys were most definitely on them!! Solid point after solid point! I really like your second find. Great serrations on that Piece! Thanks for sharing
Salut and Cheers Reaper! Very nice artifacts.... those Ponchetrain (sic) points are something else, though I think my favorite was that skinny dark point that Ron mustered to the roll! Glad you got the time to spend some time with family, doing exactly what you love doing.... and then, thank you for sharing!
Salut and cheers to you also, I do enjoy going with him he's been a bit camera shy but I'm working on that. I do also like the ponchetrains . Their not as glorious as the corner notch and Paleo points as some opinions would be. But their well made artifacts 👍 thank you as always my friend. Have a blessed fourth of July. And give the little kitty a could petting for me.😃
Thanks Kevin 👍 we're fortunate to have a place that produces nice stuff. I found that farm on my way to a hunting club in the mid nineties. stopped and ask the farmer of I could look. Been looking ever since.
We definitely were blessed that day. I'm trying to get him to restore that tip. Usually don't do that but it's such a great finds. Hope your in that new creek killing it I'm excited to see what you come out of there with.
Congratulations guys, sweet stuff, I think I would go with Simpson instead of Suwannee. The blade edges on a Suwannee do not come out farther than the base. The Simpson have the smaller base with broader blade. Just a thought. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Good luck on your next hunt. Looking forward to seeing what you find.
Hey Dave O I hope all is well with you. I do believe that you are correct on the point being a Simpson . Thanks much for the correction. I'm always a little Leary about naming points. My buddy Mike at pine belt relics always helps me out on them. Thanks again for watching.
@@thearrowheadreapers8668 Yep, Mike knows his stuff. I am beating the odds right now, Still feeling better than I should. but I can't hunt any more until this stuff is over. Good luck on your next adventure and God bless..looking forward to seeing what yall find next.
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks my fellow artifact brother!!
.Very good findings, friend, that paleo is the queen, she is sawn, she is more than beautiful. Greetings and blessings my friend.
Yes she is, it was a beautiful day and the LORD blessed is greatly. As you also have by watching and supporting my channel. Many many blessings your way!!!
wow,,,,,,very nice finds,
Yessir one of our best days this year. Best thing about it we didn't think we'd find much because we'd had looked it before. Thanks for watching. By the way the point Ron found is more than likely a Simpson.
Hello, I always admire your uniqueness, thanks for sharing this wonderful video, keep up the good work my friend, good luck 👍💗
Thanks you for watching and kind comment !
Hello ☕ 🌺 nice place dear friend 😊 🌟🌟
Thanks for watching 👍👍👍👍
Cool finds
Thanks you always miss Naomi!!!
Good findings all around... appreciate the clean ups👍🔥♠
Thank your much and your most certainly welcome it is our pleasure to share!
Wow that was a great video reaper,nice Simpson type at the beginning of the hunt nice Pontchartrains awesome nice opossum byoue but that Gary at the end was a good way to end the video,I think that site is a good area to dig,congrats on all the classic nice finds.
Man I certainly would love to dig the sight but the farmer would rather us not to. But we're privileged that he lets hunt. Thank much for watching and commenting.😃
Fantastic finds sir! Glad that you are out looking and having some luck
Yessir, we had a good one for sure 👍 thanks for watching 👍
Sweet finds guys! Good to see Ron out there kicking the dirt. Keep it up.
Morning Spike, yeah he got a dandy for sure. I think he going to restore the tip. Hope all is well and y'all are killin it 👍
5th... that's some good stuff yens found. Congrats to you and your brother. The adz is killer fer sure. Thanx for sharing.
Yessir we had a good one, thanks much.
Wow, that was a Great Hunt, all killer finds, I really like that red looking point at 9:16, Beautiful Material, Thanks For Sharing, GL&HH.
Thanks for watching hope you get on em soon, I'll be watching 👍🏹
You guys have some great eye's lol, I wouldn't have seen half of them. Congrats on the finds guy's! Nice nest of insulators!! All the best!
Oddly enough there is a skill to it. You're eyes detect difference's in how rocks look. I think we ended up with about 12 unbroken insulators. Thanks for always watching 👍
More good pieces 🪨 amazing!!! I'm extra thrilled 👀
One our best days, thank you much!!!!!
@@thearrowheadreapers8668 definitely
Just getting around to catching up on videos and WOW!!!! You guys hit a honey hole!!! Killer after killer!! Man, y’all flatter me with your kind words and confidence in my ability to ID our local points!! I’ve definitely put some time in on research, but there’s so much more to learn and that’s all we can do, take time to learn and I learn something new about this stuff every day!!! There are so many points that are almost identical, but tiny, minuscule variations separate one point from the next. Take the Pontchartrain and Flint Creek points for example. At first glance, they look like the same point. And they are both late archaic to early woodland pieces. The silhouette is identical, but the p-train has the median ridge and no serrations, while the flint creek has an elliptical cross section and is finely serrated. I mention this because the paleo piece y’all found is one of those that will almost always have people guessing!! Without having it in my hand, and going off of what I can see from the video, my opinion is right in line with your assessment in the vid. Definitely appears to be in the mid paleo era. I’m assuming it has basal and hafting region grinding. It obviously has basal thinning and an elliptical cross section. I would class this point as small to medium for our area, and along with the fore mentioned characteristics as well as overall shape, I’d have to say Quad. The fact that these points are almost always used to exhaustion, having been resharpened many times over, makes them very difficult to distinguish from Hinds, Pelican, Dalton variants and even sometimes San Patrice points!! But yours held its shape , (constricted waist), excurvate to incurvate blade very well and it’s auricles were well intact. You could ask 5 different people and get five different opinions, but for what it’s worth, this is mine according to McGahey’s MS point guide. But whatever you decide to call it…..it’s nothing short of incredible my friend!! Congrats to you both on a stellar day of hunting and finding!!! 👍🏻😎
We were sure it was a Paleo at first sight, I could tell by the look on Ron's face he has something special. He told me " you might want to film this one" lol. We did discuss wether it was a quad or a Dalton type. Dave O suggested that it could be a Simpson type. Which looking it up it matches it pretty much. I'm certainly not a expert but it's fun to have a find like that to discuss and share. Always learn from your input and it's much appreciated 👍 that was a surprising day we had already looked that spot earlier in the year and didn't expect much GOD sure smiled on us. I tried to call you last week to go see what you thought about the spot I mentioned earlier this year. I would like to take you there soon if you have time. I'll be in touch my friend.
@@thearrowheadreapers8668 I appreciate the invite for sure!! And I hated I missed your call….we were in New Orleans with my dad for a few days. I tried calling you back, I just had that feeling you had stumbled onto something big!! I’ve been doing a little of everything this summer except arrowhead hunting!! We’ve been super busy and Zach’s gone till after next weekend. Hopefully we can resume hunting when he gets back! It’s really too hot to dig but I can only go so long without finding a point!! 😜. Hope y’all had a safe and happy 4th bud!!
Overall awesome round of finds from paleo to the modern insulators, hopefully the good Lord will keep the electrical grid intact to share your wonderful finds, great day guys😎😎😎
One of our best days, we didn't expect to find much because we had already looked the sight earlier but the LORD is full on blessings. Thanks for watching my friend 👍
You guys were most definitely on them!! Solid point after solid point! I really like your second find. Great serrations on that Piece! Thanks for sharing
Like you I do love the serrated points, good luck out there and thanks for watching 👍🏹
Salut and Cheers Reaper!
Very nice artifacts.... those Ponchetrain (sic) points are something else, though I think my favorite was that skinny dark point that Ron mustered to the roll! Glad you got the time to spend some time with family, doing exactly what you love doing.... and then, thank you for sharing!
Salut and cheers to you also, I do enjoy going with him he's been a bit camera shy but I'm working on that. I do also like the ponchetrains . Their not as glorious as the corner notch and Paleo points as some opinions would be. But their well made artifacts 👍 thank you as always my friend. Have a blessed fourth of July. And give the little kitty a could petting for me.😃
You consistently find nice stuff on your channel, John👍👍
Thanks Kevin 👍 we're fortunate to have a place that produces nice stuff. I found that farm on my way to a hunting club in the mid nineties. stopped and ask the farmer of I could look. Been looking ever since.
@@thearrowheadreapers8668 it certainly paid off
Man, you guys are killing them! Love that Paleo point, shame about the tip!
We definitely were blessed that day. I'm trying to get him to restore that tip. Usually don't do that but it's such a great finds. Hope your in that new creek killing it I'm excited to see what you come out of there with.
Suuhweet😎🏹🤘
Thanks brother!!
Congratulations guys, sweet stuff, I think I would go with Simpson instead of Suwannee. The blade edges on a Suwannee do not come out farther than the base. The Simpson have the smaller base with broader blade. Just a thought. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Good luck on your next hunt. Looking forward to seeing what you find.
Hey Dave O I hope all is well with you. I do believe that you are correct on the point being a Simpson . Thanks much for the correction. I'm always a little Leary about naming points. My buddy Mike at pine belt relics always helps me out on them. Thanks again for watching.
@@thearrowheadreapers8668 Yep, Mike knows his stuff. I am beating the odds right now, Still feeling better than I should. but I can't hunt any more until this stuff is over. Good luck on your next adventure and God bless..looking forward to seeing what yall find next.
Still praying for my brother!!🙏
@@thearrowheadreapers8668 Thank you,,I really appreciate it 🙏
The reaper strikes again…. Great video
Our LORD gave us a great hunt, of course you know all about a great hunt. Thanks for always watching. And have a blessed fourth!!
My Gosh !! Pretty points ,y'all 👍
Thank you it was a awesome day.