quito
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ive been looking at dirt for about 14 years now and while this isn't all that I have found on one site, it is the brunt of it. I do have quite a bit to add from this last year. Anyway the wood frame has the best of the stuff, and while it is priceless to me, to most it would merely be interesting maybe. I like to buy because I would like a collection with somewhat of a wow factor. Nobody can hunt where the majority of the good stuff was found.
In recent years the government has been covering the sites along the mighty mo here in South Dakota (Probably north too) with truckload after truckload of huge boulders to keep them from being hunted, (you still can pick up a arrowhead off the surface according to the law). So, in a nut shell, the good stuff that was picked up by the bucket load back when it was legal, is all that is really left out there to get from the best hunting places we had.
In recent years the government has been covering the sites along the mighty mo here in South Dakota (Probably north too) with truckload after truckload of huge boulders to keep them from being hunted, (you still can pick up a arrowhead off the surface according to the law). So, in a nut shell, the good stuff that was picked up by the bucket load back when it was legal, is all that is really left out there to get from the best hunting places we had.
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