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Flint River (S.W.Georgia) Bolen

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I got a chance to take a look along our local river by a property owner over in Worth County Georgia today. On our third stop on a shoal, this was laying amongst some small gravel in knee deep water with just the back half sticking out. It made the frame!
 

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Nice find .... don’t get much better than that.... the tip on it is unreal
 
That's a nice 'un, Jim!
 
That's as good a Bolen as you will ever see! Nice river stain and perfect. Great find.
 
Wow, that's a nice un.Congrats :icon_thumright:
 
Boy thats a good one bet it blended rite in
 
Boy thats a good one bet it blended rite in

It was properly named the Flint River. I suppose that the natives would have never ran out of ammunition down here that's for sure. You just have to walk slow and get the right sun angle on the artifacts.
 
That is a fine point. Water hunting in the right places can really produce some of the finest in my opinion. Much better than a tossed plowed field.
 

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