Johnny X
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3/31/2007 Insitu's Field that Never Fails.
Hey guys, we had some rain up in the field. So I decided to hit it. I'll tell you what. I thought the field had me beat today. I walked for 2 hours and nothing except brokens and that big scraper. I thought I was going to have to change the name to The Field That Rarely Fails... Anyway I had given up and started walking back to the car when I found that first little beauty. I love the pink coloration on it. My wife swears up and down that those were "Girl Points". Not 10 minutes later I found the other little point. So once again the field lives up to it's name. That big scraper is a really interesting piece. Both of the ends have been worked down and have a really smooth polish on it. I was thinking maybe it was a hide scraper? not sure. anyway, thanks for the look! P.s In the last picture of broken ones look at the old broken pocket knife handle I found... apparently I'm not the only person in history to know about this field!!!! P.P.S Both points have really great patina on them.
I'm done now.
xstevenx
Hey guys, we had some rain up in the field. So I decided to hit it. I'll tell you what. I thought the field had me beat today. I walked for 2 hours and nothing except brokens and that big scraper. I thought I was going to have to change the name to The Field That Rarely Fails... Anyway I had given up and started walking back to the car when I found that first little beauty. I love the pink coloration on it. My wife swears up and down that those were "Girl Points". Not 10 minutes later I found the other little point. So once again the field lives up to it's name. That big scraper is a really interesting piece. Both of the ends have been worked down and have a really smooth polish on it. I was thinking maybe it was a hide scraper? not sure. anyway, thanks for the look! P.s In the last picture of broken ones look at the old broken pocket knife handle I found... apparently I'm not the only person in history to know about this field!!!! P.P.S Both points have really great patina on them.
I'm done now.
xstevenx
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