diggemall
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A question fo all of you "pro" artifact hunters
OK, here's the deal: I own 20 acres of farmland in Oconto County, WI, and have access to many more acres in the area. My family owns another 40 acres of land along the Niagara escarpment in Kewaunee County.
As someone who has never done any real artifact hunting, my question to you guys and gals is; could you share a few tips / pointers on how you decide where to focus your efforts, how you conduct your searches, best times to search, and why.
I have kept most of my 20 under plow for about 16 years and have never stumbled across anything here. The 40 in Kewaunee cty has been in the family and under plow for 6 generations and there is only one area that was ever identified as having any artifacts that I am aware of, and that one was supposedly cleaned up in the 50's or 60's.
There's no running water (rivers or streams) which I suspect would offer annual exposures of new stuff, so any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Diggem'
OK, here's the deal: I own 20 acres of farmland in Oconto County, WI, and have access to many more acres in the area. My family owns another 40 acres of land along the Niagara escarpment in Kewaunee County.
As someone who has never done any real artifact hunting, my question to you guys and gals is; could you share a few tips / pointers on how you decide where to focus your efforts, how you conduct your searches, best times to search, and why.
I have kept most of my 20 under plow for about 16 years and have never stumbled across anything here. The 40 in Kewaunee cty has been in the family and under plow for 6 generations and there is only one area that was ever identified as having any artifacts that I am aware of, and that one was supposedly cleaned up in the 50's or 60's.
There's no running water (rivers or streams) which I suspect would offer annual exposures of new stuff, so any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Diggem'
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