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Northern Middle Tennessee
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Fisher 1266-X, F75 X 2
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Relic Hunting
Let's try this again. Copyright issues on the video song blocked the video. This was a CRAZY site. Enjoy the video and sorry for the false start-LOL.
 

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Yep more awesome than the first time...lol :occasion14:
 
Man -o-man that’s some good stuff right!!!!
 
That's a hell of a wheelbarrow shot, VOL !!! Love it !!!!

Iowa Dale
 
A heckofa tip...eh.

Congrats to ya!
 
I didn’t get an invite! Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
Holy Cannonballs Vol!! Congrats on 22 nice hauls! Were they doing target practice or actually firing at the Confederates? Also, did you not find any other CW relics at the site?
 
Holy Cannonballs Vol!! Congrats on 22 nice hauls! Were they doing target practice or actually firing at the Confederates? Also, did you not find any other CW relics at the site?
Nothing but balls there. We think it was just a dump site-No bottom or top plates, rings, or canister tubes. HH, Q.
 
Great bunch of relics, BIG congrats! :occasion14:
 
Holy Cannonballs Vol!! Congrats on 22 nice hauls! Were they doing target practice or actually firing at the Confederates? Also, did you not find any other CW relics at the site?
I actually dug 24 grape balls but had already given 2 balls away to friends when I made the pic. These balls were obviously discarded during or after the war but had been assembled into a stand of grape because some balls had a flat on them. Thanks, Q.
 
Wow what a haul, fantastic, r u still working the site, congratulations
 
I actually dug 24 grape balls but had already given 2 balls away to friends when I made the pic. These balls were obviously discarded during or after the war but had been assembled into a stand of grape because some balls had a flat on them. Thanks, Q.
Strange spot there Quindy. Nothing else CW related there? I have always heard that iron balls with flat spots are mill balls. I can't see an iron ball developing a flat spot from being pressed into a stand of grape. That would definitely happen with lead balls, but not iron.
 
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Wow what a haul, fantastic, r u still working the site, congratulations
I think I have recovered all the big balls and somebody has been on the farm probably because I was seen there several times with the detector and dug around. Thanks, Q.
 
Strange spot there Quindy. Nothing else CW related there? I have always heard that iron balls with flat spots are mill balls. I can't see an iron ball developing a flat spot from being pressed into a stand of grape. That would definitely happen with lead balls, but not iron.
No other CW there Steve but there a 3 U.S. camps in the immediate area. The 24# balls are show more flat spots than the others. I had a local CW dealer verify they are CW. Hope you are well, Q.
 
Nice finds and video. To bad a person can't have a place to hunt and have to worry about bottom feeding.
 
Wow,

That is a haul there. They will look great all cleaned up.

Jer
 
Fantastic haul! I would have hated to have been there when they came down on the area.
 

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