Good finds👍

Congrats!! Great video glad you could share the adventure!

Nice finds keep on rocking I'm in Bama too I haven't got out much due to the heat but it's time new sub

Cool video and beautiful scenery

Great video. That’s a sweet blade you found. Congratulations. Man, that is some gorgeous material you find. Gonna try my luck tomorrow. Maybe I’ll have something to post. More of a scouting trip, but you know how those can turn out. Thanks for sharing. Happy Hunting to Ya

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

NOTJUSTROCKS I am lucky to have multi colored quartzite in my area. Never know what color might turn up lol.. I definitely know what you mean about scouting a new area. My best trip/hunt was a scouting trip lol. Hope you find some good ones. Thanks f0r watching friend

@218mitch

6 жыл бұрын

AL334 CreekWalker It was a crazy day. Walked for miles and would find one flake and a broken piece then nothing else in the area. Hahaha. Did find those few brokes though. The problem with this property is that there are no plowed areas. I was having to just walk the roads through the woods. Gotta be more somewhere.

Pretty material and really good size on that blade!! Very nice stuff indeed!! Zach and I will be back at it tomorrow and will be breaking ground on that peninsula!! I’m chompin at the bit!! Lol! Great job buddy and keep it up!!

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

PineBeltRelics thanks for watching friend, I was very happy with that find and usually don't find them that big. I'm lucky to have different colors of quartzite in my area. Hope u find some killers next time out...Walking a long stretch of the same creek tomorrow so hopefully I'll find more!

When in doubt call it a scraper.

@terrykrall

3 жыл бұрын

And when it doubt… it is broken,

Some great colored material brother. It’s easy to miss a rock among a million other rocks, things gotta line up just right. I’d hate to think about the points I have walked right past and probably even stepped on. Creek hunting to me is as tough as it gets 👍🇺🇸

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Smoke eater thanks for watching, I'm lucky to have different colors of quartzite in my area for sure, and i think about how many I miss all the time too lol! A lot of rocks to look at sometimes!

That's a big ole blade ! Very nice artifact .

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

ALABAMAHEADHUNTER big ole blade indeed, was lucky to save that one..i usually find those broke and not that pretty. Thanks for watching friend..miss your videos man, hope you find some good stuff soon!

That's awesome. I hope one day I find some. Sadly can't look long at a time. But if I can get my wheel chair there I'll Shur look. But good finds. Thanks for sharing god bless

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Danny Schwab Thanks for watching and the comment. There's gonna be one out there waiting on you one day!

@heathschwab

6 жыл бұрын

AL334 CreekWalker thanks hope so. God bless

Good stuff my friend...deer season has my point hunting on hold til February

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Hudson thanks for watching friend, been having a slow start but I'll take what I get. I too am waiting on deer season to end in Feb. so I can get in some other creeks, this is the only creek i can walk during deer season. Good luck next time out

You got some pretty material down south there. That's a hefty blade for sure!

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Preston Bros MO Arrowheads Thanks friend, lucky to have the multi colored quartzite in my area. Was happy with that find! Good luck next time out

Awesome finds man!

That's a hog blade! Crazy colors in your area too. Good job. I nailed a nice Adena(Beaverton style) yesterday. Just a very small tip nick. Today was a tool day. Found two. If I had your FB. I'd send you a pic. Thanks for sharing

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Ptown Rockhound thanks for watching friend. Was happy to save that big colorful blade for sure. Instagram : @terrell.j87 FB : Jared Terrell

@PtownRockhound

6 жыл бұрын

AL334 CreekWalker, couldn't find your FB under your name.

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

My profile picture is a pic of me in a red hammock. I can try to search ur name..

creeks are the way to go for nice finds

Nice find's !!!!!

No major flooding this winter in my area

How do you find them so easy almost a ton of other rocks!??? Certain shape or color or edge to look for?

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

William Kilmartin you are correct... edge work, color mainly, shape, a rock that stands out. I don't walk in a straight line, I zig zag among the rock bars to cover ground.

that was a nice blade/preform, best wishes hunting

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Brooksy's Nomadic Adventures thanks for watching friend. I was very happy with this find, thanks for watching. Good luck next time out

how did they choose the rocks? there are a lot of red/ rose color artifacts you found?

What part of the country did you find this st. And what creek.

nice. I'd like to do this. any advice

do you only hunt Alabama ? thats an awesome color what type of flint is that ? got you subbed in brother thanks for sharing

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Hambone's Adventures yes central Alabama. Most of my finds are made from differnt types of quartz and quartzite mainly. Thanks for the subb and comment...I enjoy sharing my finds so keep watching!

My luck with finding arrow heads is like my luck finding mushrooms.

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Divine Friend hang in there friend. Took me almost a year to find a good creek, and I started hunting plowed fields and clear cuts next to creeks/rivers. Try and find an old indian map of your state/area too.. they can be helpful to pin point a location, as can Google maps...good luck

Could be an Indian fondue Fork? Or scraper

Is that the saugahatchee Creek? I live near Martin dam & find a few points on the lake shore

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

John Sullivan it's a feeder creek for saugahatchee. I have found some on the lake banks too near the mouth of the river when I was a kid. Thanks for watching, subscribe and u can see all my vids

Great finds, Enjoyed the video. Subbed for more. ATB

@al334creekwalker5

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub, subbed back! Check out my newest videos..i find some good stuff! Thanks for watching

Nice knife blade. Looks whole to me. It looked like the rind or cortex is there at the base.

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

RedWolfArtifacts Thanks...I agree, looks like it has a slight angle on the base that was worked.. u can see it after I cleaned it up. Thanks for watching!

nice thank's for sharing

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

brian balla thanks for watching and the comment!

GREAT, video is, but who in heck is UALL?????

@al334creekwalker5

5 жыл бұрын

It's a southern thing I rekon. Thanks for watching

Best job in Georgia video but I have to tell you you're missing some absolutely beautiful pieces of petrified wood when you found that knife right above it was a petrified Branch it was very easy to tell us petrified wood

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Joe Kennon ive seen some pet wood in there. I leave them for my buddy that collects it. I've picked up some pretty stuff out of this creek tho! Thanks for watching

At 4:12 look in center of screen 2” about the big rock! Point

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Calvin's Corner72 dang..dang...that does look like a point! I'm sure I would have seen that but then again I was walking all over them that day lol. Thanks for watching a the comment! Good luck next time out!

@CalvinsCorner72

6 жыл бұрын

AL334 CreekWalker Awesome I hope you find it. Thanks good luck

Let a Native choose between the finest point and an unused node of flint and he will pick the unused node every time. A finished point is like a lit match, whereas a lump of knappable stone is like a fresh box. When you are out there, keep an eye out for pigmentation and animal and face effigies, and any rocks with tiny holes or triangular chisel marks. some of the pre-forms are awesome, and decorated extensively.

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Ryals very well said...still looking for a effigy..maybe one day! Thanks for the look

@jonathanryals9934

6 жыл бұрын

AL334 CreekWalker take a look at those scrapers, I believe they are modified to have faces, and probably animals. look for nicks and accentuation, especially where eyes, nose, and mouth would be. if you want, I'll grab a screenshot and outline some of the forms I believe you have already.

@jonathanryals9934

6 жыл бұрын

Peter Olmos, yeah, I was a bit melodramatic there... I feel under normal conditions the node will have more trade value though, unless the point is special in some way. I'm assuming they would be able to make the similar point and several more from the node easily, in that case I'm confident they would take the raw material. Though I guess you mean because you'd personally rather have a point, well, I can't argue with that...

nice knife!! :-)

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Creighton Workman Thanks, was happy to save that artifact. Thanks for watching and the comment.

I'm looking through some of my past finds as I watch.....they're made of similar flint and come from Carter County near Carter Caves!

@al334creekwalker5

4 жыл бұрын

Hollis Quartzite/ quartz/ and coastal plains chert is the main material in my area they used.

:50 you missed a cool knife to the right of the one you found !!!!!😕

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Kurt McKelvey it does kinda look like it! More for me to find later 😊. Thanks for watching

@sugarbluedriftwood8643

4 жыл бұрын

Negative I think it’s limestone

Killer site. Wish my state would let us hunt points! All we can do is look at the surface and no touch : /

@al334creekwalker5

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. What state are you in? That sounds like our federal lands law. We just can't hunt on federal/government owened lands.

I have got a question why do people always find heads at creeks and rivers that look like people goto all the time

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

TheFuture AirMen because the people at that creek fishing or at the swimming hole aren't looking for them! Although I found my first creek point while fishing tho lol. Thanks for watching

@thefutureairmen8046

6 жыл бұрын

AL334 CreekWalker cool thanks for responding I'll keep that in mind next time I'm out hunting

It happens all the time... we have eyes like doves... and truely only focus on one spot at a time. Multiplied thousands a minute!

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Ancient Life very true! Well said my friend!

Take another look at 4:56

Them are knife blades

Congrats on the finds! Are you from bama?

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

southern diggers thanks for the watch and yes Alabama...Lee,Macon,Montgomery counties.

If you re look at the video you missed 4 different spear points right in plain view! it tears my nerves up LOL!!

@al334creekwalker5

4 жыл бұрын

I hope i didn't, the creeks are full of fakers tho!! Ull think u found something nice but end up picking up a serrated leaf lol. Thanks for watching

With that pretty material it would be too easy to get blind to other colors.

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Shulaw by hour 2..im definitely going blind lol. Thanks for watching

i cant beleave they would loose arrowheads like that why there tools why would they just be lying around

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Dennis Peck yup they did loose them for sure, they made a lot per day and probably had rock material with them to make on the fly when they lost or broke a arrowhead or tool. In my opinion how they get in the creek is lost while spear fishing, and the major factor is erosion over time on a creek that had a lot of villages along the creek. Thanks for watching

@silvermanicattack8190

2 жыл бұрын

We got lots hear in AZ.i think alot of the time when they are big and unfinished,the maker didnt like how it was going and went"dammit"and tossed it.alot of broken ones are the majority.nonthless its so gratifying finding something from long ago was worked for every reason to live.i love the finds all of them.then every once in a while you find a perfect one.was it used in a hunt or attackor lost? Happy hunting and give thanks to theyre spirits.no curses wanted

This guy is missing the mark ...he is at awesome place to make a makeshift screen box ..then with water going that fast ..OMG ..

@al334creekwalker5

5 жыл бұрын

Working on making one as we speak...Going to sift through this creek and a few others after hunting season ends so stay tuned

Everything is a scraper. hahahahaha NOT

Unless that creek was by a Indian came you wouldn't find Shit creeks are the worst place to hunt arrow heads if you do find something it's gonna be broke big waste of time. Find a hill in the woods rake the leaves of of it before it rains that's how you find them or plowed fields. Don't waste your time in creeks

@al334creekwalker5

6 жыл бұрын

Jeff Lynch man, honestly I find just as many brokes in a clear cut or plowed field from the machinery as I do the creek..i just enjoy creek walking. This creek has had many camp sites along the creek through time from archaic time period on up. I have thought about taking a rake to the property hill/ridge tops too. I have permission to dig there too. Might not be a bad idea to narrow down a good dig site