one of my favorites....

[bravowhiskey]

"Butted Knife" Biface

Found this "fist ax" years ago. I could still butcher a deer with this one.

[The Grim Reaper]

Isn't that what is refered to as a Kerrville Knife?

Very nice piece. Thanks for the pictures.

[abarnard]

looks like a used up Kerrville to me. When 100% complete they seem to resemble a megaladon shark tooth, hahaha. Great find, I am from texas and have found some pieces similar to the Kerrville knife, but more along the lines of a chopper.. Great find, wish I have found one, I guess I need to take a trip to my friends house in Kerrville and go exploring...

[bravowhiskey]

from my info...central and south central Texas and lower Pecos./ Period: Late Archaic, ca. 650 B.C. - 300 B.C. "Kerrville knife" fits right in there.
I might call this one "Brown County Knife".

BW

[Tnmountains]

I say lets ham out some of those Texas deer with that .I am sure it would appreciate be re-activated.

[Pinellas Man]

That's a very nice piece. 8) Thanks for posting.

[creek astronaut]

killr piece bravo!