FortBedfordbob
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Yesterday's Hunt with Mach 1 & Co.
Hello Everybody, DeArmittPa and I Hunted with the Mach 1 Pilot, His Son and Brother in Law yesterday morning. What a Blast ! This is without a doubt one of the best sites as far as numbers go that I have hunted, ever. The coins are rough as they came out of a pastures that may have been farmed and had fertilizer put on the fields in the past. The buttons came out faily well. Most had broken shanks as to why they were lost. Our hunt lasted close to 5 hours, I could have stayed there all day if we could have gotten away with it at home
DeArmitt got the best coin of the day, what a surprise 
The kid has got luck. His half-cent is an 1806 on pretty decent shape, also he got a Draped Bust Largie that is a no date. I got an 1804 half cent and some decent buttons including a large tombac. i also found a Trianglar shaped stone and flake from some stone tool making. If they ever plough the field I thinkit would be a great place to hunt arrowheads. The Pilot was learning a new machine 
and I think his son found a button or two. Have Fun, Bob
Hello Everybody, DeArmittPa and I Hunted with the Mach 1 Pilot, His Son and Brother in Law yesterday morning. What a Blast ! This is without a doubt one of the best sites as far as numbers go that I have hunted, ever. The coins are rough as they came out of a pastures that may have been farmed and had fertilizer put on the fields in the past. The buttons came out faily well. Most had broken shanks as to why they were lost. Our hunt lasted close to 5 hours, I could have stayed there all day if we could have gotten away with it at home
DeArmitt got the best coin of the day, what a surprise The kid has got luck. His half-cent is an 1806 on pretty decent shape, also he got a Draped Bust Largie that is a no date. I got an 1804 half cent and some decent buttons including a large tombac. i also found a Trianglar shaped stone and flake from some stone tool making. If they ever plough the field I thinkit would be a great place to hunt arrowheads. The Pilot was learning a new machine and I think his son found a button or two. Have Fun, Bob
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From other accidental finds while digging targets in the field such as flint and chert as well as flake pieces the area was used by Native Americans. John who as had training in Geology said he does not feel it is a natural piece, Geofact. I think either they tied some kind of string around it and used it as maybe a necklace or it is an unfinished piece.
And Bob has been scoring one pile of buttons! 
