Axe head??

[Dirt fishing Wolf]

I was walking along a field by my son's house in Dakota County, Minnesota when I stumbled upon this big guy. At first I thought it was an axe head, but I'm not really sure. Any thoughts??

 

[rock]

Im not sure on it but it has a good shape in the last pic. Hopefully someone else will know.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Looks like a piece of naturally eroded Limestone to me that had a harder substance in the center that didn't erode as quickly. Not an Axe.

 

[monsterrack]

I agree with Reaper

 

[Tnmountains]

That is sure one wild looking rock though.

 

[Stone Decipher]

Ax, Head.

 

[painterx7]

Was it found near a water source ?

 

[Hippy]

Sorry, that's just a natural rock with a harder vein in it that didn't erode away as quickly.

Hippy

 

[unclemac]

give us some close ups and don't forget the edge you would think was the blade....

 

[Dirt fishing Wolf]

Was it found near a water source ?

Found in a field roughly 40 acres, runoff down the field or possible a spring could
have been there back in the day.

 

[Dirt fishing Wolf]

Thank you guys for looking and for the comments. To us this looked worked all the way around. The material looks the same from top to bottom.
Weighs around 5-7LB.'s. I didn't find any flakes or points but I did find some what I think were fire starter stones. I left all my finds with son in MN.,
came back to Illinois this morning. I'll have him take a picture of them and add to the post later. HH DFW
The fire starter stones were all very much like these that I've found around here.

 

[bci101tractors]

I think it is natural, but honestly, not sure.
Axes here in the midwest can get pretty big, much larger than down south. I would have taken it home as well. Get it checked out some more, I hope it does turn out to be an ax....
Thanks for the pics. and congrats.