Backyard finds.

[RJH02]

I was able to get out for a few hrs today with my new silver umax. There is an old road that is grown over behind my house and I was able to pull these items out of the ground today. My first find was several old pieces of melted lead with rocks and other debris melted into it, then I found two pieces of two different horseshoes that look like rough castings before they are cleaned up, they are covered in slag and were found about 6 inches deep. I also found 4 brass casings, 2 of them say U.M.C C.O. NEW CLUB NO 12, 1 of them says"REM-UMC NO 12 SHURSHOT and the other says WINCHESTER NO 12 NUBLACK.

I looked up the shell casings and they all date between 1891 and 1929. Looks like I have a nice place to hunt right in my own backyard. The landlord I rent from owns 5 acres so I am looking forward to alot more finds. Thanks !

 

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[wwwtimmcp]

nothing like digging up history. it must be nice to be able to hunt right in your own backyard and come up with stuff.

keep up the good work.

 

[Bridge End Farm]

good start to the place

 

[River Rat]

You'll be surprised at what treasures you can find in you own backyard. Sounds like you have a great place to hunt. Good luck & happy hunting...keep us posted on those finds.

RR

 

[RJH02]

I found some more shotgun shells and a few more horseshoes and then I found this bullet , I almost gave up looking for it as it was almost impossible to find in the dirt , gravel and pine needles but I sure was happy when I finally found it. Can anyone help identify it?