New Field & Killer artifacts!

[choo]

Well I picked up a lot of new dirt this year & I must say its paying off the owner is such a cool guy he has so much ground I could never walk it all before the crops get to high! So today I went & checked out one of his fields sitting on the Scioto River it was planted in corn so easy to walk the rows! I found a lot of hard stone 2 celts & a 3/4 grooved axe & I also found a awesome Decatur point I found 21 points mostly broke the big black drill would have been a killer it would of been huge! I'm going out tomorrow to another one of his fields with my son it also sits on the Scioto River!

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Holy crap!! That is one very successful hunt. That spot is going to pay off really well for you.

 

[Nwohseeker]

Wow, that is a killer day! 2 celts and an axe would blow my mind lol. Well done sir and make sure you stay on that guys good side. I have picked up some new ground this year too,nothing like walkin new ground and findin lots of good artifacts. Cheers and congrats from a fellow Ohioan.

 

[ptsofnc]

Man! That is a good Day! Congrats!

 

[jmaschal]

Mind blown 🤯

 

[Shorewalker]

WOW! Huge congrats on the new fields! Very exciting prospects!

 

[dognose]

Good finds, very nice. Congrats

 

[newnan man]

Great day for you. As a kid and young man I used to hunt along the Scioto River in southern Franklin Co. & in Pickaway Co. Lots of points and great memories. Keep them coming!

 

[ToddsPoint]

The axe with the deep groove is called a trophy axe. Most of them appear to be unused on the bit so may be a symbol of authority or some such instead of a working tool. Gary

 

[fishstick]

STELLAR!!!! Multi hardstone hunts don't happen too often nowadays!! CONGRATZ.....

 

[fishstick]

The axe with the deep groove is called a trophy axe. Most of them appear to be unused on the bit so may be a symbol of authority or some such instead of a working tool. Gary

I've never seen a 3/4 groove trophy axe, they've all been full groove.

 

[newnan man]

That axe looks like it has been well used & resharpened a lot.

 

[Trezurehunter]

Simply outstanding! What a great hunt.

 

[SCrocks]

Dang you smoked them!

 

[quito]

You are the man choo!!!

that place will be producing a heck of a site collection for you I’d bet!

 

[sandchip]

Looks like you found the Field of Dreams!

 

[joshuaream]

When you are an old man, you’ll be able to talk about the good old days with a hunt like that.

If you found that much hardstone on one walk, I’d make sure to flip any piece of banded slate you see. There is likely a goodie or two in the topsoil.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

The axe with the deep groove is called a trophy axe. Most of them appear to be unused on the bit so may be a symbol of authority or some such instead of a working tool. Gary

Sorry, but you are incorrect. That is not a true Trophy Axe.

This however is one.

https://www.google.com/search?q=tro...AUIEigC&biw=768&bih=928#imgrc=EInb1aj8NEpW6M:

 

[NCPeaches]

Amazing finds! Looks like that field will yield a lot of finds!

 

[unclemac]

your photos are great, they really show off field hunting. I like how they all look planted and glued to the ground with only the top profile visible. the rain washes them clean on top and a blind man could spot them. how i wish i could hunt in the farm land.