Who are you.

[bsit1361]

Was thinking I've been talking to all of you for years now and I don't know what any of you look like. Well post em if you want to but this is me. Names Ben by the way for the new guys that don't know.

 

[JVA5th]

My profile picture is me but here's me in my work attire. And kindly ignore the awkwardness lol.

 

[Fat]

... I still like to lay steel, working on a first season to Nebraska, River Otter.
I’m a recovering Buffalo addict. At the turn of the century the market busted. You could buy 2-3 y.o. 900-1100 lb bulls from Ft Rob, Ne or Wind cave S.D. and Custer for $6-800per. I bought 40 of them and Kicked out on my partner in the deals ranch along the head of the Snake. A town ship sized pasture. I sold the hunts 1500-5g, to people who I met guiding fishing trips.

 

[tomclark]

Tom, did you grow up in the Tampa area?

Nope. Borned Alabamy, raised NJ, married SC and 42 years in Tampa Bay. Yankee or D_m__d Yankee? LOLO

 

[newnan man]

Nope. Borned Alabamy, raised NJ, married SC and 42 years in Tampa Bay. Yankee or D_m__d Yankee? LOLO

Raised in NJ? That's different for an Alabama boy.

 

[dougachim]

Me at a Pancho Villa ride they do every year in North West Chihuahua

 

[dragonsoldier]

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Greetings from Alabama!

 

[newnan man]

Greetings from Alabama!

Show us of those Alabama artifacts.

 

[littlewindmill829]

Hello!

My name is Heather and I am pretty new to the hobby. I started out as a shed hunter and lately my partner and I have slowly been focusing more and more on artifacts. If sheds turn up along the way, it's a bonus! Anything I find is over the top of the head of my little boy who is strapped up in a carrier like in my profile picture, he goes anywhere we go! Have really enjoyed the little bit I've talked with you all so far and excited to see more cool stuff posted from all of us going forward!

 

[Emil W]

It's always great to put a face to a name. I always use my real name in forums, never one to hide who I am but understand why many don't do the same.

I don't post under the North American Indian Artifact forum because I mainly collect ancient European Bronze, Iron, Roman, etc periods, but I usually check out this forum to see what's going on in areas I don't collect. Lots of interesting artifacts posted here.

I'm the old guy on the left, my son on the right.

 

[Bioheat1969]

This is me, my name is Harvey

 

[T.C.]

Hello!

My name is Heather and I am pretty new to the hobby. I started out as a shed hunter and lately my partner and I have slowly been focusing more and more on artifacts. If sheds turn up along the way, it's a bonus! Anything I find is over the top of the head of my little boy who is strapped up in a carrier like in my profile picture, he goes anywhere we go! Have really enjoyed the little bit I've talked with you all so far and excited to see more cool stuff posted from all of us going forward!

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Our two boys (now 49 and 48), used to go almost everywhere with us. It's a great family hobby. Just wait until he starts walking. They are lower to the ground and usually have sharper eyes...some real competition!

 

[dougachim]

New Mexico and Chihuahua

 

[DeepSouthArtifacts]

My name is Daniel Smith. Been collecting heavily for about 3-4 years now. But I’ve been walking around with my pops since I was old enough to. I found my first point when I was around 8 - 10 years old. Born & raised in Northeast Georgia, but spent about 3 years in North Florida around the big bend area. That’s where I came cross the majority of my collection. This is a picture of me and Deborah Lang at the Flint life show from this year in Thomasville, Georgia.

 

[The Lonely Explorer]

My name is Jason, born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Welcome to TreasureNet.

 

[StoneHunter]

How old were you when you retired? I worked on a PD for 25 years and retired at 51, 19 years ago. Lost my wife to cancer 4 months ago and now I am lost.

Sorry for the late response and the loss of your wife, can't imagine what I'd do under the same circumstances. I retired at 50 1/2. Hope you've found peace...

 

[russau]

How old were you when you retired? I worked on a PD for 25 years and retired at 51, 19 years ago. Lost my wife to cancer 4 months ago and now I am lost.

Sorry for your loss Jon !

 

[Hellbilly]

Hello all, My name is Dave and a true Fla. Cracker 5th gen. My ancestors came to Fla. just before the removal to the west from NC and N.Ga. area. Im 60trs old and been hunting these purdy rock for 50+yrs. Medically retired as a commercial Const. Superintendent From a job site injury. Love hunting but that is also something that is limited do to injury. Here is 1 from 2 seasons back. Also I did hunt bear in NC but that has ended also.