Arrowhead hunting southern Ohio. New Year’s Eve was good.

I hunted this week with my buddy Doug Monroe from TN. We didn’t kill it but I went back on New Years Eve and did less than an hour and 45 minutes I found two completes, 1 broke and 4 other worked pieces. What a great short hunt. Looking forward to the heavy rains on these new fields. Thanks for watching

[Ontario_Rockhound]

Nice finds, good way to end off the year!

[thequestforartifacts]

Thanks for taking out us out that way Robert could find him some smokers…

[ericwest]

Let me start by saying thanks for passing on the info on my mystery piece. That was definitely a true couldn't see the trees cause of the forest for me. I never considered it being a
European relic.
One of the marbles you found look like it was porcelain. I got a few i found. There around Civil War age. I researched a little info on marbles just to know something. Far from being an expert. The darker one looks like one of the rare ones i seen. Can't remember what it was called.
You guys did good. I haven't found much of anything lately. Now i got to give 2021 finds a permanent home and make room for 2022 finds.
Thanks for sharing.

[larrydrewett]

Ha, I was right. Sweet finds, love the serrations. That material on the firepopped on is beautiful, what was it. I have a couple similar points made from sugar quartz

[c.m.r.artifacts]

I didn't get notification of your video. I'm a subscriber and have been for awhile. U enjoy your videos. Do you think that is freeze pops instead of fire damage on those points. Lots of luck to you in the up coming year!!

[headhunter]

Its seems you do better when hunting alone. Do you remember the incident we had on the phone?

The PART-A-WON tribe camped at that spot. That fire popped won, must of got hot.

This video here, you forget to drop a dime. But I got the first comment, then dropped a rhyme.

The marble king huh, well that's just plain silly. Since you live in west Virginia, ima call yens the marble hillbilly.