*Thank you so much this is the best metal detecting advice I've ever got I'm glad you live in the same area as me makes things so much more informative GO GO GOOOO LOL*
Bro when I go out hunting and I find a quater, I can't help but to say "it's a quarta" everytime. Damn you Merrell! Meh! Keep up the good videos and keep unlocking Häagen-Dazs.
By word of mouth I heard from an old timer that there used to be an old dumping ground for the town I live in. So far we’ve found some old glass bottles. I just got a metal detector yesterday and I’m excited to go out and explore it. So far in an hour my daughter and I have dug up half the backyard🤣🤭 we found part of an old sink and some cans and a piece of metal pipe. So much fun. Thank you for the website tip.
I do have some success with sod, for a few reasons. I’m renting on a site that has sod placed in 2015 and it’s manicured with every chemical plus irrigation. The dirt was certainly mixed around. I found a 10 year old can 1 ft down, but I find shotgun shells from more than 60 years ago near the surface. 4” down I found a brass black powder flask from before 1870. The sod comes up in a solid piece allowing me to place the plug back very neatly. Most of the time. 2 coins on the whole site, but lots of old hinges etc.
I just got into metal detecting recently. Before I watched your video I dug up mostly trash. After applying what you said, I’ve pulled up tons of coins. No silver yet, but it’s a matter of time. Thank you!
In my local park, I only work the tot lots. kick the pea gravel and pick up a coin. I put my DD coil on and dug in the grass...I got a Indian head penny. I will dig more.
Thanks, Merrill, for sharing your experience and knowledge, and that aerial website. This was very helpful. Good hunt. Cool buttons and bullets. Stay safe and keep digging.
though I had some problem with sea water It also czcams.com/users/postUgkxa-FNYUOM93a388gi9a4brtSCEVmrHgJH land for finding any things very easily. (thought it would work as normal due to it being water proof within certain parts of the detector), on dry land and sand worked well. My first one, so still have lots to learn
Great finds! I think the weird tip on the second bullet you pulled is called sprue. I think it is from the mold so that bullet was dropped and not fired. Very old one though! Definitely a halter clip for what you posited was horse tack. great, informative video.
Holy crap!!! I'm loving this site. My aerial in my area goes back to 1951 before they flooded the town here to make a lake. I can see the old houses and roads. Man this is awesome sauce!!! 😃
Hey Merrill we've modified what you say here in North Cackolacki. Instead of saying "haagen dazs has been unlocked" we are now saying "Hoggin Jaws has been unlocked". Basically unlocking pork rinds :). Cackolacki FTW
Enjoy your videos, Out here in California we are still in a drought and the trend is artificial Turf everywhere. Good for surface finds but not for digging. Nobody addresses this . Schools , Parks all converting .
We live no where near a place to use that handy dandy app. We use one called "Topo Pro" it has overlay editing, trail mapping, historical markers, & personal markers. You can turn on trail creation start walking and it will map where you go. Living in the mountains surround by mountains and homesteads we use it every where we go we have found really great stuff! I love my "noxi 800"
Funny, a building can be RAISED and a building can be RAZED. And it means the totally opposite . Anyway... I'm from the South, but Merrill is my fav MD dude. He is very personable and helpful.
Outstanding information!! Thank you! I've been using the historic aerials site some but hadn't really figured it all out. You just learned me some stuff! (said in my best south Louisiana accent) So glad I found your channel tonight, I gave you a subscribe!
Thanks for this video. I just started detecting last year and this was very helpful! I loved the metal piece that had “Taylor” on it, as that is my daughter’s name.
The website was great advice. My area goes back to 1952 and I found an old house from the 1890s that they are most likely tearing down soon like the others that used to be near it. If I can figure out who owns the property and contact them I might be able to hit it up!
I’m glad I found your videos! I’ve been watching magnet fishing vids but can’t physically do that, and they were also metal detecting. I decided I would research and found you! I’m now armed with great information. Thank you. Also love your sense of humor- excellent for a dreary morning! I’ve subscribed and will keep watching. Thanks! 🎉. I live in an area that used to be a farm about 50 years ago and the rains bring more dirt into my yard…I’ll be searching the neighbors’ yards once I get my gear! Can’t wait ❤
Thanks for the share. That aerial website can also help when buying a house. For example, is there anything in the ground that you might not want like a filled in pool which would hinder the installation of a new one.
If you find "camp lead", could be a central fire for a small group, or one of many spread around a much larger area. Flag the find (bundles of flagging material are fairly cheap by the hundred) and use a spiral pattern outwards... if you find another camp lead spot and mark it also. Now you just might be in a hot spot, especially if you are in civil war territory. Not too many modern examples of camp lead unless you are in a location that regularly hosts reenactments that really stay true to making your own 50cal bullets.
Thats a wild bullet! I would guess anywhere from 1895-1918, a large caliber rifle obviously. Look up 8x50r mannlicher, it wont be that but similar style
Greetings, your video really helped me to understand how to go about it up here in Montreal Canada. Unfortunately i did not find a Canadian website to compare years of land. But i must say your tips will help me greatly. Thanks, Cheers!
Very nice! This is the best dissertation on he where to go i have seen. Im mostly central jersey cost and have not braved the earth dig. Beach sand is easy. think I'm going to brave finding some turf to dig. Way too many "do not dig" parks in my area!
When I was a kid I learned to look in grassy areas like parks and lawns near bars on Saturday and Sunday mornings. I didn’t even have a metal detector, didn’t need it.
the bullet with the top on it is a cleaner round ive found a bunch at the old civil war camp site I also wasnt sure but my followers on tik tok told me what it was lol
@@MetalDetectingNYC I just got an Equinox 600 and am hoping to find some treasures. I'm still trying to figure out where I can detect. Kingston's Senate house is the oldest public building in the country. Take care, and I'll let you know how it goes!
historic areials dont seem to work for uk, i also tried different browsers, anyone got anu ideas or other similar sites ?? thanks for the infoemative vider, love your channel
Down here you just look for where there was a bond fire and drunks fight .. theres blood spillage and teeth spillage and last but not least cions every where..
Yes, but in order to even use this site you have to pay for a subscription. I need something like this that I DONT HAVE TO PAY FOR as I don't have $200 for a subscription.
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Excellent. I like it when people talk normal. Good teaching video. Thank you
Thank you!
Your not taking a stab at clegg are you 😂
*Thank you so much this is the best metal detecting advice I've ever got I'm glad you live in the same area as me makes things so much more informative GO GO GOOOO LOL*
When you go to the beach try this : czcams.com/video/Jsq1ihTX3M4/video.html
Bro when I go out hunting and I find a quater, I can't help but to say "it's a quarta" everytime. Damn you Merrell! Meh! Keep up the good videos and keep unlocking Häagen-Dazs.
Yes, I second, third, and fourth that. I do the same with “dimees” now. I often say, verbatim, “something has been unlacked”
By word of mouth I heard from an old timer that there used to be an old dumping ground for the town I live in. So far we’ve found some old glass bottles. I just got a metal detector yesterday and I’m excited to go out and explore it. So far in an hour my daughter and I have dug up half the backyard🤣🤭 we found part of an old sink and some cans and a piece of metal pipe. So much fun. Thank you for the website tip.
Merill - you're the real treasure of metal detecting.
I do have some success with sod, for a few reasons. I’m renting on a site that has sod placed in 2015 and it’s manicured with every chemical plus irrigation. The dirt was certainly mixed around. I found a 10 year old can 1 ft down, but I find shotgun shells from more than 60 years ago near the surface. 4” down I found a brass black powder flask from before 1870. The sod comes up in a solid piece allowing me to place the plug back very neatly. Most of the time. 2 coins on the whole site, but lots of old hinges etc.
I just got into metal detecting recently. Before I watched your video I dug up mostly trash. After applying what you said, I’ve pulled up tons of coins. No silver yet, but it’s a matter of time. Thank you!
In my local park, I only work the tot lots. kick the pea gravel and pick up a coin. I put my DD coil on and dug in the grass...I got a Indian head penny. I will dig more.
Thanks, Merrill, for sharing your experience and knowledge, and that aerial website. This was very helpful. Good hunt. Cool buttons and bullets. Stay safe and keep digging.
though I had some problem with sea water It also czcams.com/users/postUgkxa-FNYUOM93a388gi9a4brtSCEVmrHgJH land for finding any things very easily. (thought it would work as normal due to it being water proof within certain parts of the detector), on dry land and sand worked well. My first one, so still have lots to learn
Hugely valuable material in this video, ty very much!!!
Very welcome!
My big problem here in NJ, especially northern NJ, is that EVERYTHING is private property.
Great finds! I think the weird tip on the second bullet you pulled is called sprue. I think it is from the mold so that bullet was dropped and not fired. Very old one though! Definitely a halter clip for what you posited was horse tack. great, informative video.
Great video Merrill, the bullet looks like a 6.5mm carcano italian infantry rifle, WWI or WWII, same gun that killed JFK
A friend here just hit a Spanish coin from 1741 in a tide pool . I'm on the hunt !
Yes thank you.its the first time anybody took time to teach.. and I really learned alot!
Thank you Merrill for the Historic Aerials website. Love it!
Holy crap!!! I'm loving this site. My aerial in my area goes back to 1951 before they flooded the town here to make a lake. I can see the old houses and roads. Man this is awesome sauce!!! 😃
Are you in Canyon Lake, TX?
@@johangervais1288 no
That silver dime is worth real money.
Hey Merrill we've modified what you say here in North Cackolacki. Instead of saying "haagen dazs has been unlocked" we are now saying "Hoggin Jaws has been unlocked". Basically unlocking pork rinds :). Cackolacki FTW
Enjoy your videos, Out here in California we are still in a drought and the trend is artificial Turf everywhere. Good for surface finds but not for digging. Nobody addresses this . Schools , Parks all converting .
We live no where near a place to use that handy dandy app. We use one called "Topo Pro" it has overlay editing, trail mapping, historical markers, & personal markers. You can turn on trail creation start walking and it will map where you go. Living in the mountains surround by mountains and homesteads we use it every where we go we have found really great stuff! I love my "noxi 800"
Funny, a building can be RAISED and a building can be RAZED. And it means the totally opposite . Anyway... I'm from the South, but Merrill is my fav MD dude. He is very personable and helpful.
That item you dug at -7.45ish, when discussing patina, looks very much like an ejector from a lever action rifle. Maybe an early 30-30. KEWEL find !
very unusual presentations but quite informative. keep up the good work.
Great video, so many others fail to mention these important tips. Thanks for putting it together.
Outstanding information!! Thank you!
I've been using the historic aerials site some but hadn't really figured it all out. You just learned me some stuff! (said in my best south Louisiana accent)
So glad I found your channel tonight, I gave you a subscribe!
Thanks for this video. I just started detecting last year and this was very helpful! I loved the metal piece that had “Taylor” on it, as that is my daughter’s name.
The website was great advice. My area goes back to 1952 and I found an old house from the 1890s that they are most likely tearing down soon like the others that used to be near it. If I can figure out who owns the property and contact them I might be able to hit it up!
I’m glad I found your videos! I’ve been watching magnet fishing vids but can’t physically do that, and they were also metal detecting. I decided I would research and found you! I’m now armed with great information. Thank you. Also love your sense of humor- excellent for a dreary morning! I’ve subscribed and will keep watching. Thanks! 🎉. I live in an area that used to be a farm about 50 years ago and the rains bring more dirt into my yard…I’ll be searching the neighbors’ yards once I get my gear! Can’t wait ❤
Thanks for the share. That aerial website can also help when buying a house. For example, is there anything in the ground that you might not want like a filled in pool which would hinder the installation of a new one.
Thank so very Much I'm going to be breaking in my new Detector this week end I'll defiantly going to use what you taught me ! Thank you so very much!
Your welcome Erik! Good luck!
Thank you for the teaching. Appreciate what your doing
very helpful information Merrill. Thanks man!
Awesome help thanks man
If you find "camp lead", could be a central fire for a small group, or one of many spread around a much larger area. Flag the find (bundles of flagging material are fairly cheap by the hundred) and use a spiral pattern outwards... if you find another camp lead spot and mark it also. Now you just might be in a hot spot, especially if you are in civil war territory. Not too many modern examples of camp lead unless you are in a location that regularly hosts reenactments that really stay true to making your own 50cal bullets.
Great info, Merrill. Thanks, man. Keep Digging!
Thank you, you taught me quite a bit in this video.
Loving your videos man
Metal detecting and humour
What is there not to like
Fantastic 👍😊
Thats a wild bullet! I would guess anywhere from 1895-1918, a large caliber rifle obviously. Look up 8x50r mannlicher, it wont be that but similar style
Good info. Merrill thanks.
Good stuff, thanks!
Greetings, your video really helped me to understand how to go about it up here in Montreal Canada. Unfortunately i did not find a Canadian website to compare years of land. But i must say your tips will help me greatly. Thanks, Cheers!
Good job on skilva Merrill 🥇
Yesterday I found my first Celtic skilva coin 2100 y old approximately 🥇
OMG!!!!!! 2100 years old!!!!!!!
It is soooooo tiny only 6x7 millimetres wide it's awsome
Wow! That aerial website is fantastic!!!! Thank you
Very nice! This is the best dissertation on he where to go i have seen. Im mostly central jersey cost and have not braved the earth dig. Beach sand is easy. think I'm going to brave finding some turf to dig. Way too many "do not dig" parks in my area!
I bought the shirt Saturday evening after watching this video and received it today! I absolutely love the shirt!
Great dig, that next to last bullet with the tip on the bottom may be civil war era, Williams Cleaner.
Interestingly enough my two best finds have been from filler dirt.
Heck yeah man... Who's to say that the fill dirt isn't as good or better than the other dirt at a site, right? It's all gotta come from somewhere
I kept reading it as, ...My two best friends have been from filler dirt.... WTF?
@@noahway13 same here lol I was like “did his friends meet while checking filler dirt?”
L.I. in the house, Moved to AZ from LI in 09' ... I Miss the Island!
Good info, the bullet with the tail looks like a williams cleaner, fun times. Thanks, Clinton
Thank you for showing us how to use historic aerials. that helped quite a bit. thanks.
very helpful, thank you
How did you come up with these taco bell ,Hagan daz ,jello. Very interesting. Your videos inspire me to get out and hunt
Great job buddy.
Thanks for helping everyone out
Really great information! Thanks Merrill!!
The grass around a bar's parking lot. You're welcome folks
When I was a kid I learned to look in grassy areas like parks and lawns near bars on Saturday and Sunday mornings. I didn’t even have a metal detector, didn’t need it.
the bullet with the top on it is a cleaner round ive found a bunch at the old civil war camp site I also wasnt sure but my followers on tik tok told me what it was lol
there are 1,700 parks and play grounds in the n y . city .( FIVE BOROUGHS).
When this dude reaches a new level, he unlocks desserts 🤣🤣
Have you been up around Kingston to detect? There's some rich history up this way. Thank you for all the info you provide, sir.
Kingston was New York’s first capital. I have never detected there but yes the whole Hudson valley is full of history and treasure !
@@MetalDetectingNYC I just got an Equinox 600 and am hoping to find some treasures. I'm still trying to figure out where I can detect. Kingston's Senate house is the oldest public building in the country. Take care, and I'll let you know how it goes!
Awesome video.
Thank you for all your hard work and sharing your knowledge
Great information thanks for sharing these strategies
Metal Detecting is like the first rule of Fight Club unless you are hunting with your crew who can't remember anything. Chow!
Great video and instruction- thanks!
good info, like to see more on settings!
The commercials , good vid merrill 👍
Anything for Australia ? Aerial view would be handy tool for us too !
33.24 “ something to do with horses” Antique stair rod bracket.
"Where is your favorite place to dig?" is like asking a fisherman "Where is your favorite fishing spot?"
Websters dictionary called...u gotta take foliage to a new high lol 😆 😂
Plus, sodded perfect yards have owners that don't want u digging.
Pancake mix should not be mixed extremely well, it leads to tough pancakes. It is a gluten/protein thing....
THANKS M !!!!!!!
Are you paying for a subscription on historic aerials?
It’s free
when you look at dead horse bay you realize how much has been filled.
historic areials dont seem to work for uk, i also tried different browsers, anyone got anu ideas or other similar sites ?? thanks for the infoemative vider, love your channel
And... the Abe reversed back into the hole!! 🤣🤣
Down here you just look for where there was a bond fire and drunks fight .. theres blood spillage and teeth spillage and last but not least cions every where..
The ‘washer’ with a square hole is likely a Chinese coin
What is the search map called?
Nincompoop 2024!
In the Florida keys, can you suggest a place in my area...🤣
The bullet is a home cast. Probably very old
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Yes, but in order to even use this site you have to pay for a subscription. I need something like this that I DONT HAVE TO PAY FOR as I don't have $200 for a subscription.
Umm….it’s free….hit viewer www.historicaerials.com/viewer
Lie or embellishments of an items abilities to perform when used......🤔
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Tell them to get ahold of Adele and she will tell them Nincompoops right where to go 😂
Chop chop, hubba hubba
What about police or people who want to bother you?
My God what are you trying to explain?
That accent though