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sinkers, and the turkey track sinker for your perusal
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I've got 3 of these as well. I wonder if it's possible that some of these were used like Bolo Stones on nets to bring down birds?
Where's the picture of the one with the Turkey Foot on it? That one is just to cool.
I've got 3 of these as well. I wonder if it's possible that some of these were used like Bolo Stones on nets to bring down birds?
Where's the picture of the one with the Turkey Foot on it? That one is just to cool.
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nope no holes
the line was wrapped around the groove
steve
the line was wrapped around the groove
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Love those sinker's.
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maybe its possible that they tied the stones to a tether or string to their birds legs to keep them from flying away, but also lets them feed and wander! I always thought that was possible! 
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They believed in peace also .........hence the peace sign! 
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