Can someone tell me the name or type of point this is? Found in Houston County, Ga
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tomclark
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I would agree it's an assymetrical Hernando.
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Welcome to Tnet, nice point
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PM GArebel on here and ask him if he knows anyone in the area that can take you on a hunt. Im in the middle of plowed fields here and still have a hard time every once in a while. All the fields are plowed rite now and I cant seem to get but 1 day off in 3 weeks. Im missing my hunting season of the yr.
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I've seen some written opinions from "scholars" and those of us who find Hernando Points also speak about the size and the thinness of these points. They are more than not usually well made. We often think they are very specialized points for hunting larger prey and also for human warfare during the times when, at least in FL, the land was diminishing in size and people/groups were having to interact with eachother....
All of us in FL love Hernando points and they are found in good amounts up to GA but are found in great number North of St. Petersburg along the Gulf Coast. 500 BC - 200 AD in FL
All of us in FL love Hernando points and they are found in good amounts up to GA but are found in great number North of St. Petersburg along the Gulf Coast. 500 BC - 200 AD in FL
