New Site Member, Old Finds

[ML190]

Just joined this site a few days ago so I thought I would start contributing a little. Great site and forum, I can't stay away.

Found these on the ranch next to ours about 2 years ago when the owner was digging a new stock tank. Found all these plus a few others in about 20 minutes, probably the most productive hunting day I will ever have. Found alot of others on our side when I was a kid, still look after every rain. Have much more in our collection but need to take more pictures. Thanks for looking.

 

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[badandy]

Awesome, and welcome! I see Trans. and paleo in that pic. Keep'em comin!
badandy

 

[pickaway]

Nice finds, id be digging all over that place.

 

[stryker-one]

Ow yeah!! Nice finds, good picture. Get back out there.

Where you at--what state? Welcome aboard.

Stryker

 

[Cannonman17]

Wow.... I have to go grab a mop to clean up this puddle of drool... just picture the left and top one whole.... OMG....

 

[steve71]

nice finds

 

[ML190]

Located in north Texas, south of Fort Worth.


That center broken base looked like a fresh break, I looked all around where I found it but never could find the rest of it. That same day my brother found about a 6 inch point in 3 different pieces within about 30 feet of each other. The track loader they were using to dig the tank really tore up a lot of good pieces and buried a bunch that I would love to have.

 

[stryker-one]

Man oh man!! Can you go back? To think I was born and raised in Houston.


Stryker

 

[ML190]

Went back yesterday but only found what I think is a preform. It makes me sick to think about how many were covered up and hauled off during the sand pit and stock tank digging.