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Who hates re-enactors???????

Joe-Dirt

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That stinks! Did you know right away? You sure? The buckle plate does look too perfect though. Walmart sells one for $4.10.
 
I think one I found recently was a repro, but not sure. Yeah, they stink when they lose stuff.
 
Been there, done that. I have a 150+- acres I hunt that has two re-enactments per year. I don't mind digging the hardware items but the casings are a real pain, I don't notch them out because they also have International motocross races and don't want to miss any jewelry that was dropped, which is the main reason I hunt there.
 
Only if they drop stuff... :laughing7:
 
They drop stuff. I was doing some filming years ago and this one guy in a Confederate uniform is walking in circles stating "I lost a button".
 
Still some nice finds!:icon_thumleft:
 
They had a re-enactment at this farm and across the street at a church I did this past summer, only sign there was one yankee cuff button. I hit the belt plate first hole and we both knew what it was. It was still fun to find and I’ll repurpose it for a digging belt probably.
 

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