I would imagine they would have to turn them up sooner or later.I didn't know what was going on until I heard about the no till planting.At least it gives something else to look forward to in the future.Hopefully the immediate future!We have a field we nicknamed "No Till" that's rich with artifacts. We've found a bunch just laying on the surface. I can't wait until the day the farmer turns that soil!!!
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That is the downfall about cut overs.They aren't good for nothing after a couple years or so.No good for relic hunting or game hunting,in allot of cases after awhile, can't even walk through the ones around here because of the growth.It doesn't take mother nature long!Anytime you have a hard washing rain there's always a chance something new washed up. If I have a site I'm finding them on I dog it after every hard rain or two till it's grown over and ya can't see anymore.