Tenn. Trio Hunt-1: Bayonet piece, Eagle button, & More Relics Dug Today!!

[VOL1266-X]

After the dreary weather with heavy cloud cover, rain, and some sleet in Tennessee this week, we were ready to dig relics. Unfortunately, Josh couldn’t join us this morning but Dman (Doug) and I carried on the Tennessee Trio tradition. We returned to a late 1862 Indiana & Ohio Infantry and Michigan Cavalry Camp. The site has been pounded but the F75s still locate a few goodies.
Our finds from the morning hunt are on the Orange Modern Miner “Relic Rag”. Doug shows off another section of a bayonet he dug in the other pic. He dug another section of a bayonet in that same exact area during a hunt in Feb. last year. We hope he can eventually dig the whole thing. My eagle button was just a shield variety. Doug recovered another broken brass tent tensioner and it read around “62” on the F75. Enjoy the short video and HH, Quindy.
Note-Our friend Ty reminded me that the "T" shaped bit Doug found is called a "Cheek Snaffle Bit". Thanks Ty!!

 

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[VOL1266-X]

You guy's are on a roll , hope the the finds keep coming your way .

MM , Battle Heartburn

Q where is the 1266 X I feel sorry for it , sitting back at the house , poor old neglected relic beast

Thanks Dawg. As to the old 1266-X, I'm having it bronzed because the Smithsonian wants it to display-LOL. HH, Q.

 

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[Steve in PA]

Congrats on another successful hunt Quindy & Dman!

 

[VOL1266-X]

Congrats on another successful hunt Quindy & Dman!

Thanks Steve. We will scout for new sites this week as the quantity of relics at that camp is rapidly decreasing vs. the time spent hunting. Continued luck to you my friend, Quindy.

 

[PEles]

After the dreary weather with heavy cloud cover, rain, and some sleet in Tennessee this week, we were ready to dig relics. Unfortunately, Josh couldn’t join us this morning but Dman (Doug) and I carried on the Tennessee Trio tradition. We returned to a late 1862 Indiana & Ohio Infantry and Michigan Cavalry Camp. The site has been pounded but the F75s still locate a few goodies.
Our finds from the morning hunt are on the Orange Modern Miner “Relic Rag”. Doug shows off another section of a bayonet he dug in the other pic. He dug another section of a bayonet in that same exact area during a hunt in Feb. last year. We hope he can eventually dig the whole thing. My eagle button was just a shield variety. Doug recovered another broken brass tent tensioner and it read around “62” on the F75. Enjoy the short video and HH, Quindy.
Note-Our friend Ty reminded me that the "T" shaped bit Doug found is called a "Cheek Snaffle Bit". Thanks Ty!!

nice hunt enjoyed the video!

Pete

 

[Nana40]

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You know I'm only kiddin'.. Margarita's on Saturday too. :P
Love all your video's Brad. Always exciting to see what you all find....and educational too. lol

 

[ModernMiner]

LMAO!!!
Nana,
You are a nut! :-)