Swinging in the briars - There will be blood!

[ModernMiner]

Well, after digging the Eagle button under the briars a few days ago; I decided to bring a few tools with me today to clear out the area a bit so I could swing. After 20 minutes of whacking away at briars and giving blood I was ready to swing.
I think my efforts were worth it. I ended up with the 3-ringer, buttons, a 60 cent clad pocket spill, my first ever percussion caps at this property, and another bullet I was hoping someone could ID for me. It is chewed on as you can see so it may be tough to ID. The base is too thick to be a Williams Cleaner, and the band on the side is wider than the 3-ringers I dig. Any ideas?
As you can tell by the tiny button, two caps, and a tiny cut piece of lead, the Vaquero loves finding the tiny stuff.
Thanks for looking,
MM

 

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[ModernMiner]

Here's the tool:

Bum Luck,
What is that beast? I think I'll rent one. Let me know.
Thanks,
MM

It's a Stihl FS360 Brushcutter/Clearing Saw. I use a 'junior' version of it, and you can learn to "cut and flip" the stuff you cut to get it out of the way, especially with the handles shown. I like the chain saw blade; it will take out 4" trees. Less blood, since the action is "way out there".

Thanks BL. I'm going to see what the rental yard has to offer. That equipment would be just the ticket.
-MM=

 

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