VOL1266-X
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- Jan 10, 2007
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- Location
- Northern Middle Tennessee
- Detector(s) used
- Fisher 1266-X, F75 X 2
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
With the temperature in the upper 50’s and only a few light rain showers in middle Tennessee this morning, the Tennessee Trio just had to get in a 3.5 hour at a late 1862 U.S. Inf. & Cav. camp.
We had a fair hunt by our standards as Dman scored another coat size GS eagle button, Josh dug 2 underwear buttons, and I recovered an Infantry Officer’s eagle “I” cuff button. I think we had 27 bullets total including .36 and .44 cal. pistol balls, .44 cal. Colt conical pistol bullets, .69 cal. musket balls, several 3 ring .58 cal. bullets, and Josh dug 2 .54 call Merrill carbine bullets in the cavalry part of the late 1862 camp.
Doug searched for another part of his bayonet but to no avail. Josh dug into a fire pit and dug the unusual ball crammed into a 3 ringer that was close to the heat in the pit as shown in the pic and on the video. He scored a brass finial for a cap box on the way to the truck. No banner finds today-just more relics for our display boxes from that 9 day camp used in Dec. 1862. HH from the Trio and enjoy the video, Quindy.
We had a fair hunt by our standards as Dman scored another coat size GS eagle button, Josh dug 2 underwear buttons, and I recovered an Infantry Officer’s eagle “I” cuff button. I think we had 27 bullets total including .36 and .44 cal. pistol balls, .44 cal. Colt conical pistol bullets, .69 cal. musket balls, several 3 ring .58 cal. bullets, and Josh dug 2 .54 call Merrill carbine bullets in the cavalry part of the late 1862 camp.
Doug searched for another part of his bayonet but to no avail. Josh dug into a fire pit and dug the unusual ball crammed into a 3 ringer that was close to the heat in the pit as shown in the pic and on the video. He scored a brass finial for a cap box on the way to the truck. No banner finds today-just more relics for our display boxes from that 9 day camp used in Dec. 1862. HH from the Trio and enjoy the video, Quindy.
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