Metal Detecting for Civil War Gold in Tennessee
Metal Detecting for Civil War Gold in Tennessee
Me and my buddy go and Metal Detect on a Old Civil War Road. This Road goes through the mountains and actually right past my house. All the Metal Detecting we did was on Wade’s Land. He is the other guy in the video.
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Your logging hook (Second from the end) thing is actually half of a 19th century oxen shoe.
Third from last item is a mule shoe worn out with the center section rusted away.
last looks like a hatchet head
You’ll never find it it was in a cave that’s blasted now and the gold is long gone been found
there is lost gold in Charleston,Tennessee
Find a signal and keep walking and destroying anything found slinging and slamming the shovel in the ground I mean really WTF
Not all Southerners or Tennesseans are Rednecks or Ignorant, although the accent and dialects certainly give the impression we are.
Voice and Diction Classes are recommended, they helped mine a great deal. No one would have known I was born in Chicago, or "a Yankee sympathizer" lol.
My favorite accent is Boston and New Orleans (they go to baars, drive caars, and generally do all things with a most interesting accent, i.e., "the Kennedy’s" – love their Boston accent. Go Red Sox!
GO CUBS – GO !!!!!!!!!
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Right before the ax head….it looks like a plumb bob…..used for very precise measurements
The first thing looks to be a peening hammer
Where in Tennessee oh and thanks for the video
Just because it’s a radio shack cheap-o doesn’t mean that dog won’t hunt! My sister bought me a cheap metal detector for my B-day several years ago,bounty hunter gold I believe. So couple yrs later I dropped $800. On a Garrett pro, let me tell ya, that cheap would go toe to toe with the Garrett!!! And Wade my neighbors think I’m crazy too, I walk around my backyard with my head down with my poking stick looking for arrowheads! I have a ton of flint and churt rock in my yard and have found a couple of points and either a game piece or jewelry piece i can’t tell, what they probably don’t know is that their was a Indian village not very far from my house. Good Luck!
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those big rocks are set in intervals so what that tells me its for blocking bullets from a army pushing up the mountian!