Metal detecting YouTube

[GKL]

Yeah , but he admits it. While many others don't. Look how many surgeries the guy's had. Plus , he's getting up there in age. I hope I can still detect when I'm his age.

Okay, had no idea there was a background story connected to it.

 

[DigginDemOldCoi]

Dig that Beep (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp-w9yiru5a48fP2QnyjDrQ) is a couple or three SC guys working yards, schools, etc. Great crowd. Another group that's fun to watch is the Hoover Boys (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc2EIdDCpheoPTr-E6e8GZg). They find all kinds of stuff.

 

[Rattlehead]

I watch a bunch of them. All of the big channels like Aquachigger and the Hoover Boys. I like the Adventures in Dirt channel to keep up with the latest news from other channels. I also watch and support several smaller channels that not everyone has heard of. Between metal detecting and gun stuff, I spend waaaaay too much time on YouTube. My wife complains about it.

I also keep up with my friend's channels like Wilddigger (Matt) and IDXmonster (Kevin) from this forum and a few others. Another friend of mine has a channel called History Hound Detecting. Ben hunts in the Appalachian Mountains and does a really good job at putting the back story with his finds. Makes for some really good videos.

 

[Country Dirt Kid]

Another friend of mine has a channel called History Hound Detecting. Ben hunts in the Appalachian Mountains does a really good job at putting the back story with his finds. Makes for some really good videos.

Very watchable down to earth channel. I like that the channel is about common things and places rather than (EPIC HUGE SILVER AMAZING FINDS) and stuff like that.