Bird Band

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Garrett Infinium LS,White's MXT's and Surf II Lot's-O-Coil's
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Relic Hunting

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We find them from Canada Geese here in Tennessee Joe. They are always fun to find and you get one like a CS button-every Blue Moon!! HH, Quindy.
 

I see you took the pictures after Dinner LOL Cool finds will be interesting to research where them came from.
 

I just found one this last week, it was very thin aluminum and under NJ(new jersey) was 65(I assumed the year), I called the Dept. of Fish and Game to see if I could find out how to look up the serial number but the women on the phone had no clue what I was talking about.
 

AU: American Racing Pigeon Union =http://www.pigeon.org/
CU: Canadian Racing Pigeon Union==http://www.execulink.com/~crpu
IF: International Federation======http://www.ifpigeon.com/
NBRC: National Pigeon Association==http://www.npausa.com/
 

Great find , :icon_thumleft: WtG ! :icon_thumright: I would like to find one myself someday. :coffee2:
 

Those are neat finds.
 

Cool bands. Last year I got one from a herring gull that was banded in 1964.
 

You can get a little certificate of appreciation from the USGS for reporting the "official" bands. I've found several from ducks detecting and have bagged a few banded ducks over the years as well.
 

Georges Minelab Safari said:
What part of Md are you at? Im in AA co near Glen Burnie.
Frederick Co.
 

The bones in the bands are neat! HH, Mike
 

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