the first point I ever found...

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how old were you? I remember finding one in the woods by my house. My dad didn't think it was a point, but I kept it anyways and even today when I look at it I still think it was worked a bit and then left for me to find ages later...I'd guess I was 12.
 

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I love this thread.
We owe our entire collections to that first one.
Here is mine.

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Hey!... its a beauty. Probably the most important one you'll ever find.
 

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Started out late in life. Too much more important stuff...like wimens. :laughing7: And trying to make a living.:icon_scratch:
Found mine when I was about 35. Got out of the truck after work and happened to look down...it was looking right up at me from the dirt.:hello2:
Since then I've developed a kink in my neck from looking for the next one.

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My story goes in reverse, start with the best, and go downhill...my first one is the whole one in my profile picture. Although I found a hafted scraper 25 years ago, it didn't get me hunting like this one did, and now three years later the obsession has not eased. At all. I'm a little worried about the crick in my neck now. I don't think I can ever top my "first" find, but it sure is fun trying.
 

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My first find was a fluke at the age of 4 or 5 years old. Not a point at all.

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The round game stone or pee-dab.
 

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I do not know which if any of these I found. :dontknow: It was given to me by my Mom but it was from our first hunt at Nick-a-jack cave. I do remember the farmer and his tomato patch and the large opening to the cave. I was maybe 6 or 7 and my little bro was still in diapers. They stay seperate from my other things. That box always intrigued me though and when I could I would sneak a look at them and wonder. Once I started driving I was rope climbing and spelunking and that re sparked my interest cause we would find stuff in caves and pits.:thumbsup: I wish I could hold just one and say that was it but I was to young.

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Thanks for sharing that. Sounds like you grew up pretty active and outdoors ..If you were down here you would have probably been surfing...diving...(I love lobster)...hunting and fishing like me.
 

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