Proud of my growing collection. See the photo

Airborne80 · Nov 16, 2008

These are my very very favorites. Next month will be one year since I started this hobby........ and I am pretty happy with these babies

I will start a new frame of "keepers" in January and have one frame for each year after that.

badandy · Nov 16, 2008

Very good for one year bud! Congrats, and keep at it.

badandy

*Molly* · Nov 16, 2008

That's good for a years hunting, Quartz isn't always easy to come across..
Congrats on your finds.
Thankyou for showing us.

Molly.

pickaway · Nov 16, 2008

Way to go... :thumbsup:

archaeon · Nov 16, 2008

nice freame you got goin there..love the top left point

gilmerman · Nov 16, 2008

I see one in there that you didn't find. Are you trying to cheat your hunting buddy? Say hello to him and scratch his ear.

Airborne80 · Nov 16, 2008

badandy said:
Very good for one year bud! Congrats, and keep at it.

badandy

Thanks Badandy

Airborne80 · Nov 16, 2008

archaeon said:
nice frame you got goin there..love the top left point

Thank you

Would you believe that the one you refer to is the very first arrowhead that I ever found?

That one find has launched me into an arrowhead insanity where its all I think about now

That point was found last December while walking my dog. Thanks for the post archeon.

Airborne80 · Nov 16, 2008

gilmerman said:
I see one in there that you didn't find. Are you trying to cheat your hunting buddy? Say hello to him and scratch his ear.

Hahahahaha!

Ok OK! You caught me gilerman. I stand corrected! one of those belongs to Charlie the great. I admit that I tried to take credit for it because he was at his water dish while i wrote the post. I never thought he would know about it haha.

*Molly* · Nov 16, 2008

Ab, if you look at the top right point, compare it to your Lecroy, see the simularity in the bases?
The only real difference is the length of the actual point, for IDing. Especially if the point as been reworked..

You have done great this year. I would focus more so on finding these types, rather than your others, I believe if one can say right away its a point, then leaves no doubt in ones mind. I'll still get your others sent to the museum guy though, just to give you closure. lol. (I'll pm you my address..)

Btw, the top left point is a fine example of a 'VA type Halifax'.

Molly. ( give Charlie a hug for me, I love that dog ).

unitas · Nov 17, 2008

Very nice,keep it up.

Pinellas Man · Nov 17, 2008

I'd be proud of them too Airborne, Way to go! :thumbsup:

The Grim Reaper · Nov 17, 2008

Very nice start Airborne. There are definitely some dandies in there.

Keep it up!!

PALEOMAN · Nov 18, 2008

i bet charlie is your best find!

Airborne80 · Nov 18, 2008

PALEOMAN said:
i bet charlie is your best find!

Roger that brother. I will admit that I love that dog more than any living thing. It may sound bad but its a fact. Check out the photos of him greeting me after Drill Saturday. Is he awesome or what?

mistergee · Nov 21, 2008

Now thats a friend :thumbsup:

Airborne80 · Nov 21, 2008

mistergee said:
Now thats a friend

My very very very BEST Pal

Cannonman17 · Nov 26, 2008

I bet that dog is always ready to go artifact hunting with you too, no questions asked. Now if you can just teach him/her what they smell like you will have it made! :icon_pirat:

WhiteCountyPaleo · Nov 26, 2008

Cannonman17 said:
I bet that dog is always ready to go artifact hunting with you too, no questions asked. Now if you can just teach him/her what they smell like you will have it made!

It would be cool if he could sniff out a bone tool or something.

Ohio_Doug · Nov 27, 2008

Charlie is awesome! Reminds me alot of my Golden Retriever "Buddy". I can relate to the bond you share with Charlie, I brought Buddy home at 8 weeks old and now at over 4 years old he still has those puppy tendencies, and those "oh sooooo cute" puppy eyes they can give ya will just melt your heart. You have a faithful friend there that will never let you down :thumbsup: