pretty spot to hunt - congrats on your historic relics - cool spoon and sweet button finds take care - Maine Metal Detecting - Sisters History Detectorists
Dang son you and ole Seven done good in that video where they were serving relics on a silver platter to you guys,with dump truck loads full. So I subscribed to both of ya'll. Got a lot of catching up to do but it'll be entertaining for sure. Thanks and keep em coming.
Man Jeff, you really know how to leave a guy hanging! Good potential in your closing pit with the deep spoon and whisky bottle frag! Some nice digs with Hornbush and Co. Nice three piece staff cuff as well! Don't you hate that those three piece buttons are rarely whole coming out of the ground! Thanks for sharing and HH
Great video Jeff! You know I had my GPX on a low sensitivity setting for this hunt. Next time it will be much higher. Can't wait to hear about your pit. Looks real promising. Blessings my man! HH!
what a nice and wide open field you have there to hunt .. I only wish .. Man that Staff officers cuff .. was it nice ? .. man love three ringers and CW bullets .. you mentioned a Gallagher another name I would love to know why it has that name ... I see you call a reg. 3 ringer a .58 .. cool Pit good luck with it Jeff congrats
Thanks buddy that field has been good to a few of us.. the staff was in bad shape but I,ll take it anyway.lol Most of the three ringers I find out there are .58 cal. The Gallager Carbine, designed by Mahlon J. Gallager and patented in 1860, was an American Civil War era breechloading carbine. Produced by Richardson and Overman of Philadelphia (through a Federal contract) the Gallager was one of the rarer firearms used in the conflict, with fewer than 23,000 purchased at the time. GL&HH
Nice finds and video... Looking forward to seeing what you dig out of the pit.
Good hunt couple of nice buttons and bullets.
Thanks Tommy!
I sure enjoy the history associated with your hunts. Thanks for sharing...
Nice hunt! Looking forward to see what's in the pit!
pretty spot to hunt - congrats on your historic relics - cool spoon and sweet button finds
take care - Maine Metal Detecting - Sisters History Detectorists
Good finds!
Dang son you and ole Seven done good in that video where they were serving relics on a silver platter to you guys,with dump truck loads full. So I subscribed to both of ya'll. Got a lot of catching up to do but it'll be entertaining for sure. Thanks and keep em coming.
Thanks buddy I just wish we could buy all the top soil.lol
It is a great site.lol Thanks for the sub.
Great hunt Jeff...Killer Spoon..lol Good luck on the pit buddy!! Jeff
Thanks Jeff! Seven should be down next week to video it. GL&HH
TennesseeJeff where you live. I'm in Murfreesboro.
Great finds bud! Love them civ relics!
Thanks!
Nice hunting. Cool relics. Watch out for the next video. GL & Have Fun. Rick
Man Jeff, you really know how to leave a guy hanging! Good potential in your closing pit with the deep spoon and whisky bottle frag! Some nice digs with Hornbush and Co. Nice three piece staff cuff as well! Don't you hate that those three piece buttons are rarely whole coming out of the ground! Thanks for sharing and HH
Thanks buddy hope to get back out there next week. That staff was in bad shape but I will take it.
Good hunt guys and promising looking pit.
Thanks Seven hope we can make it next week I need at least two days to dig it so get ready.lol
If it pans out this will make a very interesting video. Remember though, I'm in Owensboro on Monday.
Love watching you and Seven. Just subbed you :-)
Thanks Digging Canuck!
Nice finds! 🖒🖒
Great video Jeff! You know I had my GPX on a low sensitivity setting for this hunt. Next time it will be much higher. Can't wait to hear about your pit. Looks real promising. Blessings my man! HH!
Thanks buddy I was running it at 15 just trying new settings.
what a nice and wide open field you have there to hunt .. I only wish .. Man that Staff officers cuff .. was it nice ? .. man love three ringers and CW bullets .. you mentioned a Gallagher another name I would love to know why it has that name ... I see you call a reg. 3 ringer a .58 .. cool Pit good luck with it Jeff congrats
Thanks buddy that field has been good to a few of us.. the staff was in bad shape but I,ll take it anyway.lol Most of the three ringers I find out there are .58 cal. The Gallager Carbine, designed by Mahlon J. Gallager and patented in 1860, was an American Civil War era breechloading carbine. Produced by Richardson and Overman of Philadelphia (through a Federal contract) the Gallager was one of the rarer firearms used in the conflict, with fewer than 23,000 purchased at the time. GL&HH
Nice bunch of bullets and buttons.
Thanks DDM!
I found a "FLY'S" overall button the other day!