relic hunting in my front yard

finding civil war relics in my front yard



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25 Comments

  1. Nintendogenius

    on 26th Jul, 08 10:07pm

    Pretty neat dig man!!!!
    you rock!!!

  2. Twistidd

    on 23rd Aug, 08 08:08pm

    Weeeeellllll doggie!

    Nice video. Nice lawn, too!

  3. chchchuckles

    on 29th Aug, 08 12:08am

    Swede taxes are high, but your quality of life is a lot higher than living in the US in some aspects, such as health care, schools, low crime, etc. But yeah, the no detector thing is a bitch.

  4. ar15expert

    on 22nd Sep, 08 09:09pm

    Amazing … where do you live? I live in Knoxville, TN

  5. bourne56

    on 28th Oct, 08 07:10pm

    nice video i love it hahahahaha

  6. spitgalore

    on 2nd Nov, 08 12:11am

    I’m glad you have history in your front yard. May I suggest any finds to be dunked into a bucket of water first to soak and then to dissolve any crud. Rubbing hard with your thumb is liable to damage it further. Also when you hear a “reaction” in your earphones, don’t just strike hard with trowel, but to delicately scrape away the soil layers. Thanks for sharing.

  7. inkey2

    on 13th Nov, 08 11:11pm

    man i wished I lived down there…..I am too far north (massachusetts) to find the civil war relics

  8. Judycmd

    on 13th Dec, 08 01:12am

    Boy how sweeeet is that? CW relics out your front door, bathroom priviledges and cool drinks ~ life’s good where you live! Great vid!!

  9. zachpeabody

    on 18th Dec, 08 02:12am

    yup this taunts people who r out west or too far north and for me i am both? hahaha

  10. inkey2

    on 18th Dec, 08 02:12am

    you “can” find very old coins etc in massachusetts….but nothing like major civil war items. Considering that about 600,000 people died in that war….I can just imagine the historic articles beneath the dirt “down south”

  11. zachpeabody

    on 20th Dec, 08 01:12am

    im up in wy. so i have to hope to find indian wars relics, arrow heads up here are sort of like mini ball for you although i would be EXTATIC to find a minie ball.

  12. chucknasty71

    on 23rd Dec, 08 03:12am

    where you found that 3-ringer, usually you can find 6 or more in that same spot, i dont know if you looked but thats usually the case, unless it was an expended bullet- Great finds by the way!!!

  13. chord97

    on 4th Jan, 09 04:01pm

    Where did you find your digger? Works pretty well for relics, obviously.

    Thank you for excellent informative video; I subscribed.

  14. redsofanfield

    on 13th Jan, 09 01:01am

    i think it’s a folding entrenching tool. should be able to find one at the surplus

  15. umpalumpa101909

    on 17th Feb, 09 02:02am

    awesome man!, your lucky, what equiptment are you using in this video?

  16. 1wldman

    on 17th Feb, 09 03:02am

    i use a nautilus dmc2 most of the time.the one in the video is a under water machine called aqua vision pro.got it on ebay.

  17. rychlejsiakosmrt

    on 22nd Feb, 09 04:02pm

    cawte neviete niekto kde sa daju najst nejake stare vojenske mapy slovensko dakujem

  18. murraykat

    on 26th Feb, 09 07:02am

    So sorry to hear that the misses tossed out you and your relic bag out the front door into the fre world last night before the county commenced to plow the front utility trench. Hope you are able to get everyting back before she returns from work this afternoon!

  19. weidow1

    on 20th Apr, 09 04:04pm

    Hey cool vid. Metal detecting is too fun…I use a garrett 2500 and have found lots of silver so far this year…would love to find a nice field where an old civil war battle took place..when i die, i won’t ask God what the meaning of life is…it will be..what was the biggest loot that i missed with my detector…Good Luck hunting…nice job!!

  20. xlDeathlxJosey

    on 3rd Jun, 09 03:06pm

    I lived in virginia in newport news for 2 years. Civil war emplacements are so common that there is practically no place you can walk back in the woods and not find a trench of some kind. Digging in them however will land you in jail for quite some time.

    I was at the park one day and went to piss back in the woods and came across what looked to be a cannon emplacement the way it was shaped and the depth of it. Although alot also may be revolutionary war as well.

  21. M113MAN

    on 20th Jun, 09 05:06pm

    Loved this, I hunt in my front yard in Fayetteville NC and I have found some really intersting things mostly US relics.

  22. chadrobison12334

    on 7th Sep, 09 02:09pm

    This is crazy!I have to walk for miles through the woods to find a good spot! You’re in your front yard!I do have to admit I dug the field,which is my backyard,but it had been hit pretty good before me…of course.I still found nice stuff. i.e. breast plate, sabor belt plate, napsack hook/buttons/etc. bullets and buttons. But not 10 FEET FROM THE HOUSE! I cant see how you wouldn’t hit a plate with the way to “axe” the ground! I’ve seen plate cut clean in half like that! Well, good luck. Nice Vid

  23. scalplifter55

    on 12th Sep, 09 03:09am

    I found a indian sexstone once…it was a fucking rock

  24. Wallabydam

    on 14th Oct, 09 11:10pm

    damn here in stafford on 800 acres i cant find a thing, wished there was more info and maps on where they camped or moved through at around here, to check, great vid, gives me some hope i might find something , but damn the artifacts laws, and parks wont let you dig anywhere, even on some ball fields, :(

  25. killersaad

    on 25th Oct, 09 07:10pm

    around near there i live they digged down germans weapons after the war

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