Hunting arrowheads at night!

[choo]

Has anyone ever hunted arrowheads in a plowed field at night with a light?

 

[Tnmountains]

I walked a field early one morning that had artifacts on way to my stand.
Saw flint but you really don’t see that well.
It’s like tunnel vision. You see a fraction of what you walk by.

 

[newnan man]

It would have some issues to deal with. Lighting, shadows, things like that.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

I always preferred daylight, especially after a rain.

 

[ToddsPoint]

I rode with an arrowhead collector to KY to buy points from some young people that hunted near Swanns Landing on the OH River. It turns out they were a bunch of meth heads that hunted at night. They were effective too. My friend bought quite a few points including some dandy Pine Trees. We were there about an hour and I was glad to leave. Those people creeped me out!

 

[Oldrvrrat57]

I rode with an arrowhead collector to KY to buy points from some young people that hunted near Swanns Landing on the OH River. It turns out they were a bunch of meth heads that hunted at night. They were effective too. My friend bought quite a few points including some dandy Pine Trees. We were there about an hour and I was glad to leave. Those people creeped me out!

Hunted at night because they were trespassing probably!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

I liked hunting fields after a good rain, the artifacs shine in the sun almost like saying here I am.

I preferred hunting stone bottom creeks and streams, they were very productive after heavy rains.

 

[CreekSide]

I knew a guy who used to do it with an inferred light. He had an amazing collection but was doing it without permission. I’d rather ask