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[CajunPointHunter]

I am wondering how others look for new sites. For me it's all about the footwork scouting ridges off of creeks. I also look at topo maps searching for certain geological features that most of my sites have in common. For instance I have found that when ridges point at the creek rather than running parallel to the creek

Please share some of your methods!

 

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[GatorBoy]

Everything you mentioned is good.
One way I've found that seems to speed up the pace..is going off of known sites on old waterways and using a map to determine what ones would connect those sites then scanning those shorelines for sign...once I've located flakes or pottery.. sometimes more then I "figure out" that area.

 

[Tnmountains]

I just had a farmer call me and with the price of corn they have cleared all the land to the creeks edge. He said a lot of flint was showing and he found 2 points and come on down. I am there! Later.

 

[Brandiwine]

I just had a farmer call me and with the price of corn they have cleared all the land to the creeks edge. He said a lot of flint was showing and he found 2 points and come on down. I am there! Later.

Lol. Later tater. I wonder if my husband will notice I'm gone? A post like that REALLY makes me want to hunt. And it rained yesterday...we plowed last week and I've only had time to spend an hour looking for obvious pieces. Hmmmm....

 

[GatorBoy]

Aaahhrrr! I hate you! LOL. Good luck!

 

[rock]

So I guess some have lookouts that call. I look for humps where 2 hills meet together near water. Not big hills and yes points.