Like riden a bike

[pynchinflint]

Like ride'n a bike

Had mentioned in a previous post that it has many years since I've been out hunting points due to my site being developed. Figured it was high time to get back out there. I did some research last week around my area and decided to take a look at a spot I pinpointed. Spent a total of about 8hrs the last two days out in the field. Had to get out there before the deer hunters take over. l Guess the eyes still work.

Pic.1 is of most of the worked pieces found. Some of it pretty rough. Pic. 2 is a closer shot of one of the birdies. I was thrilled finding this one. Sure is great getting back out and looking around.

 

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[GL]

Re: Like ride'n a bike

I have the bug too.
All the tobacco fields are naked right now but not plowed yet. I'm waiting for a cornfield I have permission to hunt to be plowed up and then me and the kid are innit like bennett.

Great stuff pynchinflint! Love the little quartzy ones.

 

[*Molly*]

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Nice finds, I'm doing pretty good too in the picked tobbacco field site.
Congrats on your finds..

Molly.

 

[Pinellas Man]

Re: Like ride'n a bike

Some very nice finds for 8hrs of hunting. 8) Thanks for sharing. You still got the knack!

 

[Ohio_Doug]

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Sweet finds! I love those little birdies

 

[pickaway]

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Nice finds congrats...

 

[gilmerman]

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The points you found are almost identical to the majority of points I find here in North Georgia. Its quartz and ranges from fine to poor. I hear Quartz is hard to work but its her in abundance. Thanks

 

[Flintfinder]

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It is like riding a bike. just don't crash it hurts more these days. : And yes you did excellent by wearing your glasses, your eyes still work dog. good job kiddo, John

 

[Airborne80]

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Awesome finds!!! The white Quartz is just like many of the ones that I find. I love them. they are the easyest ones to spot in the sand. Thanks for sharing.