~ back to the creek~

[Up-North]

I spent a couple of hours at the creek yesterday.. was able to bring one home… with the crooked, offset base it leads me to call it a early woodland Kramer point.. I also believe it to be heat treated Burlington.. leaves are dropping, winters soon coming.. my season will be over soon.. hopefully a couple more hunts👍

 

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[Up-North]

Oops… sorry for multiple pics….✌️

 

[Tnmountains]

That has some beautiful edge work on it and a very nice looking creek. Leaves are falling here with lots of rain.

 

[Fat]

... tomahawk chop.. go braves!
It seems like a lot of your pieces have that same end on the base...

 

[Up-North]

... tomahawk chop.. go braves!
It seems like a lot of your pieces have that same end on the base...

Who da braves? Go Twinkies,… maybe next year… one day all figure these “strange” bases out… thanks for the look Fat.. and how ‘bout them Golden Gophers… Minnesota strong…👍

 

[Fat]

... I don’t cheer for the cornshuckers, they always spoil the party.
I played U of Wyo.Look up last time wyo went to Madison and beat the badgers, I was there..
Iowa beat us in holiday bowl in that stretch, so did Okst and Barry Sanders...

 

[pickaway]

Niceun...

 

[billb]

Wow you are doing great .nice recovery

 

[Tnmountains]

Old subject I know but I am always curious when I see a snapped base whether it has any secondary edge work in the snapped area. Or if the brake was ancient or not?
I can see that this looks to be an acient brake with no secondary work on it. Hard to beleive they would just throw away a good knife?