How to Find Old Home Sites for Metal Detecting - Gaia Gps
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Today I demonstrate how to find an old home site using Gaia GPS to make your research much easier!
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Pretty neat of that dude to share his finds with you. As a hunter of old civil war camps.. man everyone is soooo tight lipped about everything including their finds. It’s worse than asking a fisherman how his day went lmao
Yeah that guy was awesome!
@@Klesh u should try and get that guys contact info and give him a platform to share his collection on
I'm the opposite, I will show you how. Like gold prospecting for instance, Saw a guy trying to pan a soft sand area with a antique metal pan. I asked him how he was doing, he said "okay ,but, not finding and gold". Told him "you won't find it there it is too soft unless you dig down to the solid ground". (It was a sand bar). I said "Let me see your pan" I stratified what was in the pan, moved the material from the edge and showed him no gold. I said, "Hold on I will be right back. Grabbed some gear out of my Expedition, took it to the spot we were talking at and said "follow me". I took him to an area where Gold would be, showed him what to look for, set up a home made sluice I made, , showed him how it works, how to pan out the materiel, and then gave it to him (the sluice) after we had some gold in the material so he could see what it looked like I left, saying good bye. me and my then girlfriend drove away. I already had multiple sluices and he didn't have one, now he does.
Cheap Chinese wow man awesome! Love seeing more wholesome people out there
Finds? what finds?
That’s a cool little shroom you found.. It’s a sign that the mushroom gods are with you this year! 🍄
Yea man ! We will have better luck for Porcinis this year
Wouldn't be a Klesh metal detecting video without finding a coors can.
Of Coors...
@@Klesh That was baaaad...
I will say the area you live and the tributaries of the Platte River valley have a ton of amazing artifacts going back at least 13,000 years ago to the Clovis big game hunters. The Flattop Chalcedony just north of you in Sterling Colorado area is the most beautiful high quality weapons grade stone in existence. They traveled/traded over a thousand miles to that quarry. It’s pink/purple, translucent, and about a 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. Yet it flakes into perfect conchoidal fractures for controlled pressure and percussion flaking techniques.
I like that guy showing us his arrowhead
Logging company employees can also be a great resource for finding old sites!!!!! Nice one Shane ✅🍻🤟🏻
That's true!
Purchased Gaia, missed most of this video while I was messing with it. Thanks for the discount.
It's a great app, I always use it especially when I' m traveling with no service..even in an airplane it works!
That shroom is right up your alley, cool find. My best find of all time came in as a can. Keep @ it and HH!!
Thanks 👍
Great video as always!
Thanks again!
Love these you turned me on to metal detecting I recently got a Garrett 300 and a Garrett carrott.
Awesome good luck!
found your channel like a month or two ago, I've learned so much. these videos are awesome, I still don't know much about the stuff you do but these are so interesting to watch :)
You found a mushroom and a 1977 coin in the same place. :) I'm an avid mushroom hunter born 1977 and love metal detecting :D super funny coincidence
Very cool!
Just purchased my first bag of your pay dirt!
Awesome! Thank you!
GREAT STUFF. LOVED THE LITTLE MUSHROOM.
Me too!
Nz topo map is a free map viewer available on the play store. Provided free by the NZ gov it comes pre loaded with our gps tiles but you can import any map of any filetype and reference up to 20 basemaps for easy transition between surveyed areas. So yes it gives you all this for free and allows you to ad real topo files on top.
By real I mean surveyed with a theodolite not gps only map.
That was cool you stopped and put him on your show, showed us the arrow head and showed him the rundown. right on.
It was an interesting story so of course :)
@@Klesh He did look a bit nervous at first. lol
Thanks for the gps info ! Great tool !!! A Must have
You bet!
nice hunt fam. keep it up. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!
Appreciate it!!
Thanks Shane . Another interesting and informative vid 👍 . Good on you mate !
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey Shane When I was about 7 or 8 my Buddies and I were at the Beach . I found all these Oysters on the back side of an exposed boulder because the tide was out . I found a railway spike and got them all off . Ate a few raw and did some on our fire . My buds wouldn't touch them . Lucky I did not get sick . Who Knew there were certain months of the year you don't eat them . Funny thing . It was around 1969 1970 . We could go to the corner store and buy a pack of matches for a penny . One kid would buy smokes . 7 yrs old with a pack of smokes tucked in the sleeve of his T-shirt Lol . They tried to kick him out of Elementary school for it in grade 2 . The school lost . He wasn't allowed to smoke on the grounds . Our School was surrounded by Forest and at recess we were in the Forest . Climbing trees and building Forts .
Yeah man, even someone like me who has lived in the forest for a long time living on the land can still mistake certain things.
Well your paydirt was fun. I dont have the sophisticated scale you have but i ended up with roughly .6g of gold so over 50% roi which is a lot better than my last one. I got a cool quarts crystal and an amethyst. A 1983 dime, sweet. Havent done the tailings yet but because of the extreme pain in the ass cleaning up the flour gold was im going to go through it again and upload my findings to youtube. Im very happy with what i got already so anything i missed at this point is just icing on the cake. My camera is a cell phone and my son helped me but my battery died halfway through so itll probably bw a couple parts. Thanks again Shane it was a serious challenge for a newb like me and well worth the practice.
Ah I work tonight but am definitely checking out the site later!
Hope you like it!
The scourge of Colorado!!! Lol. I agree. Imports are best. I never liked American Beer and I’ve never drank Coors. The only thing I like about Coors is that they keep Clear Creek nice and warm when I’m at A-Bar sluicing for Gold.
Now this was a good video! NICE!!
Thanks!
"Go German instead" Couldn't agree with you more there when it comes to beer! 🍻
I live in Golden! Saw two guys metal detecting on the north side of 6th near Colorado Mills, got excited about this video thinking maybe it was you. Keep it up!
Very cool!
Hey Klesh i just want to say you're really a big inspiration for me. i never used to beinto a lot of the stuff you do on this channel but i was always interested. once i found your channel i was hooked! i watch all your videos and youve even inspired me to start prospecting myself . i even made a goal for myself. to find enough gold for a engagement ring and propose to my girlfriend with it. wish me luck!
That a great goal you should totally make a video series on collecting all the gold it would make a great storyline and you’d be successful on CZcams if you do it right!
Thanks for the adventure. When I lived in Wyoming I did some relic hunting and like it. Perseverance is the key.....
Cool a real Detecting Video. Thanks AL
that was a fun video!
i may have to look into that gaia gps
it always interesting when people ask questions when you’re doing a video!
thanks for bringing us all along!
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Another GREAT video, Shane! Yes, magnets are our friends. 🥰 Started using GAIA a few months ago during quarantine to help find places along old trails that might be worth a look. But we do need to be aware of the Antiquities Laws while searching for relics in most sites. I do prefer the hard plastic digging tools over metal just so I keep damage to a minimum if I happen to uncover a valuable item when relic hunting. Plus they don't interfere with the detector. I am still planning on doing a video on the unopening of the Klesh Krumbs bag I got. Can't wait! I am still hoping I get a guitar pick! 🤞
Yeah good point! The main reason I got the pick is for some gold prospecting/detecting in hard ground (Australia ground is like a brick) so I hope you like your paydirt have fun!
Good finds keep digging and find those goodies ive missed watching your videos
Dude I just opened up the paydirt that I bought from you and I have a guitar pic that says bonus bag on the back of it I did not pan it yet but I can’t wait I think I’ll do it when I wake up so cool thank you
That is awesome!
KleshGuitars dude holy crap not only did I find two guitar picks but also some sort of ancient looking coin and the biggest piece of gold I think I’ve ever pulled out of any bag of paydirt and it is so awesome it’s flat but it’s huge I wish I had a place to send pictures or post pictures LOL
Dude! Gaia looks sick!! I reckon that could be well worth the subscription fee ... guess i'll have to download and get my Garret ACE 400i out for a dig⛏️😁. Absolutely love your content Shane (I'm trying to watch every video)... keeps me inspired ❤️ Just ordered my 15" Garret super sluice gold pan ... Can't wait! As soon as i get this months pay cheque i want to become a major Patreon supporter .
Also sometimes hemlock is mistaken for fennel. Glad you were okay after ingesting.
You ain't lying about German beer. Soooo much better. We call Coors "headache water" and "near beer"
I mean I'll have an american "beer" if I'm at a restaurant and they don't have any decent imports, but yeah German Hefeweizen is my favorite.
Paulaner, that's a good one. I like the oatmeal stouts as well... like drinking a liquid loaf of bread lol
Hefeweizens are the best style and Germans do it the best by keeping the balance of flavors.
Thanks for the gps tool. Your channel is my favorite in youtube land. Thank you for the great content.
Glad you like them!
Your my new favorite youtuber, i literally spent like 6 hours watching your videos ,keep it up!! ❤
Wow, thanks!
This is one of those times when peer pressure ended well with a quality metal detecting video. Just remember not to trespass onto private property while metal detecting.
I went fossil hunting in north Texas today and thought about your videos!! You must have so much fun out there!!
Nice video and thanks for the heads up on Gaia GPS. Man that spear head that guy found wow!
Any time!
Klesh love all your vids KEEP IT UP
THank yoU!
@@Klesh do you remember me
@@dropstone84 I do not recognize your name
@@Klesh oh ok your my favourite youtuber
This is a random question do you play clash of clans
Thank you for these videos man. You need someone to put you on tv.
I've had plenty of offers, but don't want a "boss". Maybe someday I'll accept a TV job.
I really love these metal detecting videos, even if you find only trash
You might not had found treasure but you did clean up the surface area. Who knows, you could have saved someone a trip to the E.R. by picking up those nails . Thank you for that. Also thank you for another great video 😊
Good point!
Hi great little video so nice to see you interact with people very kind of you hope you’re well And Heather too and your families
Thank you! You too!
Thanks Shane! Better than cable.
Thanks!
Awesome video @kleshguitars I'm going to take a look at GAIA later today I'm sure there's plenty of old spots down in AZ. Have a great one Shane
It saves so much time compared to my "old" way of finding old home sites. Physical maps, historic aerial photographs and comparing them to present day satellite photos always took forever.
Really cool video Shane
Thanks!
just got your pay dirt in can't wait to pan it
Nice~! Have fuN!
Before the new rules in fort collins, when you could dig a hole, they allowed 6"diameter and no depth specified.
Always looking forward for them weekly videos
Glad to hear it!
16:40 CAN SLAW!! I find SO many lawn mower can bits in my yard when I detect!! Now I have a name for them!!! (Totally using that)
Thanks for watching!
I use this site as well, as always great video
The best!
Well that was a nice little change fun video Shane...peace
Thanks glad you liked it!
I'm one of the 20%
Nice! Thanks!
Great job. I need a metal detector too.
Yes you do
Libraries at colleges are great places to search for old maps. At least near me, they document all that stuff in local campus libraries. You can usually just walk in and ask questions.
Great idea!
cool video. I metal detect as well and have a channel. I love this app. it really was a game changer
Thanks for hunt--can't find treasure if you don't look, right?Good job Shane David out.
That's right! Thanks for watching!
GREAT video 👍
Thanks 👍
Sweet adventure nice unit for digging strong magnet thanks for a great demo
Great vid as always, I tend to get the same results when I go metal detecting 😄
You and me both!
Omg I love that pick
Nice to see you out digging. How do you like that 800? Im waiting for the Apex to be delivered in july or august.
800 is my all around favorite machine, as far as versatility. As you know it's excellent for coins and relics, but also great for beaches (salt and fresh) and even gold prospecting with the small 6" coil, found gold with it! Of course it's not as good as an SDC2300 or Gold Monster 1000 for gold propspecting, but it does work. That's why I travel with the 800 more than any other, it's good for any situation. Except scuba diving :)
Like the detecting, keep it coming. Thanks
Thanks, will do!
Good to see you out detecting again.
Thanks 👍
That looks like an archaic knife blade more than a projectile point. It’s too thick, large ridges left on the crown of the blade instead of the long overshot oblique pressure flaking you normally would see on a spear head to thin the overall profile for hafting on the shaft. And to be honest, small amount of the flaking I could see on the video looked pretty fresh (discolored compared to the patina on the rest of the blade, and maybe a hinge fracture or two). It’s hard to say without it in hand but I’d put money on that actually being a blade/knife and not a projectile. IMO. I grew up not far from you in SW Nebraska, been involved in quite a few archaeological excavations, and have a legitimate museum grade artifact collection mostly from the Colorado/nebraska/Kansas border area over the past 40 plus years. Great video and I use Gaia A LOT! Lol it’s a game changer bro🤙🏼
Thanks for the info , very cool to know!
Nice man!! Great tip
Glad you liked it!
I’m pretty sure that a Guliford spearpoint typically 2000 to 6000 years old from the Mysterious Guliford people. Or it could possibly be a paleo orvid blade. After some more research I think it may be a Guliford point but I may be wrong.
Awesome!
Ever try detecting curb strips in Denver? I have been lucky enough to find an Indian head penny and 6 wheats from 1920 or older, no silver yet though.
Check my sidewalk strip videos I have found silver and gold , they’re always awesome spots!
nice viedeo :)
Thanks!
Always enjoy your video's brother! Maybe some gold detecting sometime would be even better for sure!!! Thank you!
I have been planning another trip the past few days, just waiting on the "good word" from Minelab, and if they send the machine I'm asking for, I'll be doing some CRAZY awesome gold detecting again soon!
@@Klesh Awesome!!!!! Cannot hardly wait to see!!!
Thanks for sharing, i must admit i laughed a bit at the wild carrot story... i know schadenfreude 😂 but it reminds me i'm way to uneducated to even find edible mushrooms. Glad you're ok, at least it made someone laugh 😂 Hope you find that grail someday.
Glad you enjoyed it
i love gaia, though i use it fro offroading. ill have to check out the historic layer
Have you ever done a review on GOLDBAY paydirt???? Jigging with Jordan just put out a video of a thousand dollar bucket of paydirt and he was pulling out some huge nuggets. He is in collaboration with them they are sponsoring him. So I think they fixed a SPECIAL bucket to him.
Yeah I have , just a few videos back . Thanks for watching!
Removing the mushroom may have altered the new Smurf movie,,lol
Glad you found two things to keep. YA never know , that is part of the fun of metal detecting!
Worst case scenario, I end up cleaning up some trash and preventing someone else from stepping on it, like those nails and cans. Thanks for watching it's always a good time treasure or not!
Nice !
Thanks!
Yes. No more eating "wild carrots". Glad you didn't die. That's a nifty magnetic tool.
That delicious little white carrot was almost the end of me
Have a question. Is it any benefit to you if I watch the entire commercial vs skipping it??? If it benefits you I would be happy to watch the whole commercial.
Not sure, I always skip them though 😂 I appreciate that effort though my dude 👍
0:02 MAINCRA XD
Thanks for watching!
@@Klesh No hay que amigo (hablo español ;v)
Not from what friend. ;v
That moment when you put an axe in your axe pocket and it's suddenly a great use lol
Right?
awesome
I was nervous when the dude walked up
Thought the guy was gonna ask you to hang out at the sizzler for lunch
Ya man
I'm not expert, but that spear head looks odd material. Like, an experienced napper (person who naps or chips tools out of stone) was experimenting with a different kind of material, testing it out for edge and utility. Maybe even improvised mid hunt to replace a broken one.
Oh, it might be spelt knapper. It's a very, very old word in English. :)
It looked like white stone
hey I'm in Colorado can I go metal detecting with you guys? I want to hit some awesome spots but I just don't have the eye for a spot and I don't have any friends that would actually want to metal detect with me.
Spear head for sure
I should totally check Washington Park because it's close and someone was mettle detecting there
Do it!
Like più iscritto 👍
Dude...I THOUGHT you sounded a a little Pennsylvanian. Ha!
I bet I know farmers that grow for coor bud gota support them
Fun Times
Definitely!
How far back can you look for structures. I have a house from 1903.
I think it has a 1910 layer, at least for this area.
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Gosh dang it CZcams! Alerting me 10 hours later geese. IM SO SORRY! 🤣 I got alerted 10 hours late but here I am now!
LOL well at least ya got to see it!
You can ask Socrates about how dangerous that stuff is.
Yep, he died. Most other people die too. For some reason it didn't have an effect on me other than making me really nervous laying in the emergency room waiting to die LOL
@@Klesh very glad you didn't die. Keep up the good work friend.
When are you going to go diving with pauly?
Soon hopefully, I gotta text him and plan something out. That's always a fun time.
@@Klesh yeah planning is the hardest part. I'd be excited for the video though! Both you guys are really entertaining!
Speer point
Yep!