buckshot

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Thanks vpnavy, The area has a long relationship with Oklahoma's early oil history.
 

Charmin

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I bet that thing made a loud BEEP! :)
Was is very deep?
Cool find, Buckshot......hope you and Lisa find lots more!
 

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I bet that thing made a loud BEEP! :)
Was is very deep?
Cool find, Buckshot......hope you and Lisa find lots more!

Hey Charmin, This Beep was definitely loud n clear! It was around 6"-8" deep and horizontal in the ground. After digging a couple of horseshoes and some other unidentifiable iron pieces it was a nice surprise find!
 

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That thing is pretty cool man! I wonder if the person that held that sign danced in front of the service station like those guys do in front of pizza shops and loan places.
 

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That thing is pretty cool man! I wonder if the person that held that sign danced in front of the service station like those guys do in front of pizza shops and loan places.

Hey Leco, That's hilarious! :laughing9: I've seen those guys doing that and they crack me up! I think this signage was probably mounted on a bulk motor/gear oil Lubester at a gas station, auto dealership or mechanic shop from some examples i've found sofar ... buckshot
 

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