Grizzly Relic & Treasure-Not an Ax, a Hammer

The Rain was just setting in. The pups were getting in trouble but enjoying the day. The etrac was covered but getting wet and muddy. I pushed on, but the shortly after this hammer was found, the pups demanded to be dropped off at home.
This video was uploaded from an Android phone.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• mobile
• Outdoor Sports
• hammer
• antique
• relic
• treasure
• metal detecting
• rain
• field
• farm field
• pasture
• alfalfa
• Minnesota
• Mille Lacs County
• Greenbush Township
• Dairy Farm
• farmstead
• rusty iron

[planejet42]

First! :) Great hammer head. At least your dogs eat venison when your out detecting. All my dog eats, and eats, and eats is deer poop. After he eats it, we try to avoid him for a while. lol

[GrizzlyGroundswell]

@planejet42 LOL! Hey I seen you just posted a video, I am going there to watch it right now!

[planejet42]

@GrizzlyGroundswell haha, THANKS! I always sound weird and mess up in videos because I am nervous. Just an FYI.

[GrizzlyGroundswell]

@planejet42 Think of your videos as if your talking to your best friend about your day. The more you do, the more it becomes automated. When it comes to videos, don't sweat the small stuff and always do video's that make yourself laugh. Hell, we may be the only ones that ever watch them, so if it does not entertain yourself, then your missing out on the most fun! Just get Grizzly and start cranking them out!

[fluoridekid]

Metal detecting in the rain... now that's what I'd call dedication :) If that hammers old, then the general shape hasn't changed very much. I have one that's perhaps ten to fifteen years old that's almost the same shape as yours. Keep on searching :D

[planejet42]

@GrizzlyGroundswell Thanks for the tips! I never thought of talking to the camera as if it were your friends. Thanks again!