tiggerd100
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Biggest triangle point I've ever found.
just a broke
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A couple finds in southeast kansas today
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Biggest triangle point I've ever found.
just a broke
Flea-bit Monkey
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Love those triangles!
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Tesoro Conquistador freq shift
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You did well and found several different types. That is a nice big triangle point.
ncnurseryman
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That's a great day of finds. Really like that stemmed point.
monsterrack
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You had a jam up day
-- Good luck on your next hunt! Yak
Hillbilly Joe
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Sweet finds! Ever hit the Osage river?
deodra
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Awesome! Keep up the great work! Marais des Cygnes?
Hillbilly Joe
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Grew up running that one lol!
deodra
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Creepy freaking river, but I hear it's let out a few good finds over the years.
Hillbilly Joe
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Tons to find, if you know where, plus plenty of folks simply shoot at people they are not sure of! But it can be worth it so much history there!
deodra
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I can believe it. River banks are a great place to find stuff. I've found a dead guy's licence, coins, old anchor chains, etc. I wish I was not creeped out by murky water. I am from Indiana and spent a lot of time on the Ohio River. Not only is it creepy and disgusting, but there are so many things just below the surface that you can step on or get impaled on. I'm not a fan of water I can't see the bottom of. Heck, I know EXACTLY where my WWII handmade knife is in Gardner Lake, KS. I just refuse to jump in that water. It's in about eight feet of water right off a dock about ten feet off the shore. I contacted a local diving club and they wanted an insane amount of money to recover. That's how scared I am. The knife is a family heirloom and I can't get to it. It's a MAJOR phobia!
Hillbilly Joe
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Wow, I got family in the area, fished Gardner lake! Wish I knew that, I would have dived for it! I get it, but growing up in murky water, I am at home in it!
deodra
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Well, get on down there, bro! It's directly across from the old rec building/beach... on Lake Road 10!
Heck, I can give you lat/long of the exact spot where it plopped off the dock and went straight down. My idiot friend pulled it out of my bag and thought he was Mr. Cool and tried sticking it in the wood of the dock. Well, the moron hit the head of a nail and overboard when my knife.You're a braver soul than I! Creeks, rivers, and lakes freak me the crap out. Oceans, oddly enough, don't creep me out too much.
quito
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You need to lower a good magnet into that spot.
