Got me a keeper
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ohioaxeman
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she looks camoflauged in the insitu.... 
Th3rty7
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Nice one Frank.
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Definitely a keeper. I was thinking Bulverde, but you know Texas points better than I do.
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once again, nice frank
you the man
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you the man
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Nice one, Looks like you found it in a bunch of ash and fire dirt too. I'd say Marshall. Those ears and that stem, and blade angle together just ring of a central Texas Marshall . Looks great ! Man I gotta get out west agaiin, sometime soon. This bayside stuff is getting old. Gotta see some cactus and rocks before I go nuts. Thanks Lone Star
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That is a beauty!!
Treefrog
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very nice point, those look like the Buck Creeks and Hamiltons here in Tn.
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