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Sniffy

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Went further up into the hills passed the site I found the Bone Inlayed 2 tined fork....The land owner told me there was several old dwellings but his nephew went back there in the 90's. I asked him what he found, and he just kinda laughed and told me he didn't find much and gave up...This was an excellent sign, plus I'd allready found 3 coppers at the first site. This farmers last name has been pinned to this land for over 200 years....a common "hand me down" practice here in CT. Anyhow, I found the 2nd site and this is what I came up with...Another 2 tined fork, couple buttons, 2 crotal bells, a very nice bridal rosette, a COPPER, which is bust left but un-identifiable ( I believe it's another CT copper or KG II ) Some pewter flatware peices...The ground is powdery dry and the signals are kinda sketchy. However, my little prizm III snatched this copper from about 6-8 inches. ( I love this little machine ) ANyways, cant' wait for the ground to moisten up.....thanks for lookin.
 

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With the sounds of the nephew story, you'll be busy for quite a while :headbang:
 
what a nice hunt!!!! Looks like you have a good site. keep digging and good luck! i hunt in ct maybe you would like to hunt with my friend and i some time? any ways good luck KRAZYHORSES
 
nice hunt jess.potential there for sure!!
 
I think the two-tined, 18th c. fork is a hell of a find. I've wanted one of those in my collection for years.

Best Wishes,


Buckles
 
BuckleBoy said:
I think the two-tined, 18th c. fork is a hell of a find. I've wanted one of those in my collection for years.

Best Wishes,


Buckles


And it's perfect! (or will be)
 
umrgolf2010 said:
With the sounds of the nephew story, you'll be busy for quite a while :headbang:
Yeah it will, except he only allows me to be on his property when he's home. And I lucked out and caught him yesterday.
 
krazyhorses said:
what a nice hunt!!!! Looks like you have a good site. keep digging and good luck! i hunt in ct maybe you would like to hunt with my friend and i some time? any ways good luck KRAZYHORSES
Do you guys do old foundations/cellar holes? I'm always up for trying new areas...let me know.
 
HEAVYMETALNUT said:
nice hunt jess.potential there for sure!!
Thanks Dave.
 
BuckleBoy said:
I think the two-tined, 18th c. fork is a hell of a find. I've wanted one of those in my collection for years.

Best Wishes,


Buckles
I'm sure you'll find on sooner than later.
 
Iron Patch said:
BuckleBoy said:
I think the two-tined, 18th c. fork is a hell of a find. I've wanted one of those in my collection for years.

Best Wishes,


Buckles


And it's perfect! (or will be)
I'd like to zap this one, but I"m afraid the thin tines will become brittle and break off.
 
Sniffy , you are in the perfect site . Fork is a tough one to get intact as you well know . I have one ,thanks to the grace from the man above . I would not zap it , way too fragile . Seems the nephew missed some things . :icon_scratch: See what else is there ! 8) CMD
 

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