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Johnathan Griswold
birdpointgriswold said:Honestly I do a lot of research on land to find places to look...soil make up, elevation natural water sources...then I drive out and just start walking..today I went in a field, it has tobacco planted. They only plant tobacco in sandy soils walked around the edge of the crops and found them! A river is about 1/4 mile away
Johnathan Griswold
NC field hunter said:That is exactly what I do. Tell me what you think, if they camped above the flood line, wouldn't you think most of their tools, hard stone stuff would be there, and most of the projectile points in the water. Just seems like most food shots would have been made while that animal was occupied drinking. However, I can't find jack in a creek. Do you find many spades, and agricultural tools in your fields? I sure do .
birdpointgriswold said:I agree, I have NEVER found any large tool items! I don't know why either it is extremely frustrating! I know they have to be in my spots...I have found 2 grinding bowls and numerous hammerstones. My number one item is a full groove axe, I want one soooo freakn bad! I've never had luck finding items in water all my stuff is within 100 yards to 1/2 mile from rivers or creeks.
Johnathan Griswold
NC field hunter said:I finally found a grooved axe . That was my #1 for the longest time. I have 3 or 4 grinding bowls. One with mano and medate . I have found lots of spades and adze bits in tobacco fields. That tells me, the land that is used for agriculture , has been for a long time.
GatorBoy said:Hey guys... I really don't know much about walking fields but do you think the crop might make a difference ....as in how much soil is turned over. Since the larger heavier items may be deeper. especially in sandy soil.
birdpointgriswold said:Oh yes for sure.. I don't know what part of NC you are from I think I rem you saying north western part. The Tuscarora's lived in these parts and claimed all the land in nash, wilson counties, and they were huge agriculturalist..that's why I'm super suprised I don't find as many tools as I think I should
Johnathan Griswold
GatorBoy said:Wow.. it looks like you are in their field. Mabey there was too much activity there for the hunting to be any good. Mabey try to figure out where they would have made camp,hunted,ect.. might be associated with a nearby water source.
GatorBoy said:You should invite Birdpointgriswald. He might hook you up with a spot in his area.. it looks like he's tripping over points where he is but finds no tools.