not bad for a newbee
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thorny196
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Re: #23 and #24 not bad for a newbee
Congratulations on your finds !! Sad that you can't post a picture, I guess its just the world we live in !!! R/Mike
Congratulations on your finds !! Sad that you can't post a picture, I guess its just the world we live in !!! R/Mike
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Re: #23 and #24 not bad for a newbee
Way to go Mike! I love tungsten, having found one myself, its makes for a pretty ring.
Way to go Mike! I love tungsten, having found one myself, its makes for a pretty ring.
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Re: #23 and #24 not bad for a newbee
Great, I love those tungsten rings, they are nice in heavy....
Great, I love those tungsten rings, they are nice in heavy....
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Re: #23 and #24 not bad for a newbee
Mike, congrats and we understand, sorry.
My summer got cut short for me, but I was at #18 for this year. I'm also a newbie for water hunting.
Salute my fellow hunter.
Mike, congrats and we understand, sorry.
My summer got cut short for me, but I was at #18 for this year. I'm also a newbie for water hunting.
Salute my fellow hunter.
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