- Jan 27, 2009
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- Tesoro Conquistador freq shift
Fisher F75
Garrett AT-Pro
Garet carrot
Neodymium magnets
5' Probe
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Got out early this morning but not early enough. For 5 hours I tromped along following a fresh set of boot prints. I got bummed and started collecting pottery and extinct snail shells the Indian ate. I finally headed another 10 miles down stream. Guess what? Same tracks same guy. I swear he has my hunt down perfect.
The water dropped a lot after lunch and I found this worn out Adena?.
After that I found this out in the water.
About this time I could hear somebody try to crank a boat. I guess they cranked on that thing for 30 minutes.I was ready to go help the guy I had been tracking all day when his boat fired. He drove by me wide open at about 10 miles per hour if that. He just waved at me,lol. I was cracking up.
Went back up river and tried some new spots and did ok. It sure was muddy.That is my foot by a point
Here are my finds and brokes and study items.
Here is the pottery I collected and the now extinct snails.They used this type of fresh water snail as food and they also made garlands with them to cover their dead in burials.
The pottery is either stamped or incised and tempered with fresh water mussels or crushed lime stone in the local clay(mud). This pottery ranges from woodland to mississipian. The design was for texture cause it got slippery when greasy. The large stick incised piece is actually red but is still black from the fires.
Thank for lookin at my hunt.
The water dropped a lot after lunch and I found this worn out Adena?.
After that I found this out in the water.
About this time I could hear somebody try to crank a boat. I guess they cranked on that thing for 30 minutes.I was ready to go help the guy I had been tracking all day when his boat fired. He drove by me wide open at about 10 miles per hour if that. He just waved at me,lol. I was cracking up.
Went back up river and tried some new spots and did ok. It sure was muddy.That is my foot by a point
Here are my finds and brokes and study items.
Here is the pottery I collected and the now extinct snails.They used this type of fresh water snail as food and they also made garlands with them to cover their dead in burials.
The pottery is either stamped or incised and tempered with fresh water mussels or crushed lime stone in the local clay(mud). This pottery ranges from woodland to mississipian. The design was for texture cause it got slippery when greasy. The large stick incised piece is actually red but is still black from the fires.
Thank for lookin at my hunt.
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