Confederate Bivouac yields Curry Comb & Flat button

[FloodcityTom]

Monday I visited a "Hunted out " Bivouac site used by Confederate guerillas near Martinsburg Wva. I'd been here many times and found lots of relics previously. I decided to see how my Noktra Simplex would do. Not finding a thing after a half hour of searching I headed out. I decided to try one last patch of ground and heard a good hit, a few inches I found a flat button with the eyelet still attached. Found some modern junk too but over by a small tree I got a massive signal. This proved to be a brass and iron curry comb, the type used to curry down a horse after removing the saddle. Just goes to show ya, hunted out area's aren't always "Hunted out"

 

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[Florida Finder]

Monday I visited a "Hunted out " Bivouac site used by Confederate guerillas near Martinsburg Wva. I'd been here many times and found lots of relics previously. I decided to see how my Noktra Simplex would do. Not finding a thing after a half hour of searching I headed out. I decided to try one last patch of ground and heard a good hit, a few inches I found a flat button with the eyelet still attached. Found some modern junk too but over by a small tree I got a massive signal. This proved to be a brass and iron curry comb, the type used to curry down a horse after removing the saddle. Just goes to show ya, hunted out area's aren't always "Hunted out"

Man that comb is in great shape! And a congratulations on the button as well!

 

[Sandog]

Monday I visited a "Hunted out " Bivouac site used by Confederate guerillas near Martinsburg Wva. I'd been here many times and found lots of relics previously. I decided to see how my Noktra Simplex would do. Not finding a thing after a half hour of searching I headed out. I decided to try one last patch of ground and heard a good hit, a few inches I found a flat button with the eyelet still attached. Found some modern junk too but over by a small tree I got a massive signal. This proved to be a brass and iron curry comb, the type used to curry down a horse after removing the saddle. Just goes to show ya, hunted out area's aren't always "Hunted out"

Nice find! Can you place an age to it?

 

[Digger RJ]

Monday I visited a "Hunted out " Bivouac site used by Confederate guerillas near Martinsburg Wva. I'd been here many times and found lots of relics previously. I decided to see how my Noktra Simplex would do. Not finding a thing after a half hour of searching I headed out. I decided to try one last patch of ground and heard a good hit, a few inches I found a flat button with the eyelet still attached. Found some modern junk too but over by a small tree I got a massive signal. This proved to be a brass and iron curry comb, the type used to curry down a horse after removing the saddle. Just goes to show ya, hunted out area's aren't always "Hunted out"

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Monday I visited a "Hunted out " Bivouac site used by Confederate guerillas near Martinsburg Wva. I'd been here many times and found lots of relics previously. I decided to see how my Noktra Simplex would do. Not finding a thing after a half hour of searching I headed out. I decided to try one last patch of ground and heard a good hit, a few inches I found a flat button with the eyelet still attached. Found some modern junk too but over by a small tree I got a massive signal. This proved to be a brass and iron curry comb, the type used to curry down a horse after removing the saddle. Just goes to show ya, hunted out area's aren't always "Hunted out"

well played

 

[bluebird66]

Great job!

 

[villagenut]

I dug that same curry comb a little while back but it was in pieces, nice one there, we don't see them or parts of them posted here often if not ever...

 

[Chilli]

Monday I visited a "Hunted out " Bivouac site used by Confederate guerillas near Martinsburg Wva. I'd been here many times and found lots of relics previously. I decided to see how my Noktra Simplex would do. Not finding a thing after a half hour of searching I headed out. I decided to try one last patch of ground and heard a good hit, a few inches I found a flat button with the eyelet still attached. Found some modern junk too but over by a small tree I got a massive signal. This proved to be a brass and iron curry comb, the type used to curry down a horse after removing the saddle. Just goes to show ya, hunted out area's aren't always "Hunted out"

Interesting find there! Good one.

 

[FloodcityTom]

Nice find! Can you place an age to it?

Civil war era mid 1800's

 

[Gare]

Nice going and thanks for posting.

 

[FloodcityTom]

Nice going and thanks for posting.

Coming from a 'ol cowpoke that knows the value of a good rubdown on a good hoss it means a lot thanks