jgas
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Finally got out after the thaw
Figured I would go and hunt a wooded area behind a C. 1831 homestead. The actual house was built in 1872. Did the yard last season and yieded a decent 1912 Barber Quarter and a 1906 V Nickle. So off to the woods I go. Got a couple of finds pretty quick, a 1915 Ladies Compact from Paris(not pictured oops) and a cool Cap Gun. It's a Kilgore's Big Horn and in best shape I have found so far. It was buried right next to an old tree a hundred yards from the house. Then I got a great signal and dug down only to find some scrap metal peices. I thought
Nothing big there, but did see some broken plate shards and glass. Dug a foot down and more pottery pieces. Kept going and more and more pottery. Now I was 2 feet down and still more. made it all the way to around 3 1/2 feet and still broken glass. Did manage to snag a couple intact bottles. A Whittemore Boston and an Ink Well from Sanford's. The darkness and cold came so I gave up for now. I did go back to probe the hole and there is more for sure, just didn't have the time to dig it. The last thing I found was the Tea Kettle. Wonder why they popped a few holes in the bottom
Can't wait to get back there. I have lined up a couple Privy digs in between the coin shootin'.
Take care and be safe out there.....jgas
Nothing big there, but did see some broken plate shards and glass. Dug a foot down and more pottery pieces. Kept going and more and more pottery. Now I was 2 feet down and still more. made it all the way to around 3 1/2 feet and still broken glass. Did manage to snag a couple intact bottles. A Whittemore Boston and an Ink Well from Sanford's. The darkness and cold came so I gave up for now. I did go back to probe the hole and there is more for sure, just didn't have the time to dig it. The last thing I found was the Tea Kettle. Wonder why they popped a few holes in the bottom Attachments
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