Those are the best eatin'.
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Ponderings from the deer stand
- Thread starter hikingthehills
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Would my wife really be all that mad if I planned a Peacock Bass trip on our 20th Anniversary.......
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Yes they are. They’re also a lot easier to get out of the woods.
sitting on the ground pondering who stole my stand.......
(an older pondering, not current)
(an older pondering, not current)
A serious thought that I have had before while hunting.....who else has hunted this very spot? Not only in the last decade or so ago, but also hundreds or even thousands of years ago?
Where did the Native Americans that left all these arrowheads behind hunt at? What was that person shooting my newly found arrowhead at? Was it a large animal to feed their village or was it a small animal that would be their meal for the day?
I believe that the points like the black chert point on the left side of my hand was made by a man who had seen many years pass. The detail and the super sharp serrations were testament to his skills as an outdoorsman and craftsman. This point was likely one of a thousand that he had crafted from hand in his lifetime.
Where did the Native Americans that left all these arrowheads behind hunt at? What was that person shooting my newly found arrowhead at? Was it a large animal to feed their village or was it a small animal that would be their meal for the day?
I believe that the points like the black chert point on the left side of my hand was made by a man who had seen many years pass. The detail and the super sharp serrations were testament to his skills as an outdoorsman and craftsman. This point was likely one of a thousand that he had crafted from hand in his lifetime.
found a bunch in Greene county
Looking for arrowheads has costed me quite a few opportunities at deer and turkey. I found my first one when I was 9 years old and have had my eyes glued to the ground ever since that day.
we had cigar boxes full.My uncle had land on the Chattahoochee river bottoms in Fulton county.walk behind the tractor and look for em.
I have one of my Grandfather’s Johnny Walker Whiskey boxes filled with the points that I’ve found. The ones in the pic I posted were found along the Hooch’, not far from where you mentioned finding some.
I’ve found most of mine in Bartow, Carroll, Talbot and Macon Counties. Quite a few of them were alongside a natural spring in Adairsville, right along the edge of the water. Proof that the spring had been there a long long time.
I’ve found most of mine in Bartow, Carroll, Talbot and Macon Counties. Quite a few of them were alongside a natural spring in Adairsville, right along the edge of the water. Proof that the spring had been there a long long time.
Sitting here one last time before the storm.....in a stand that I helped stand back up 2 months ago because it blew over.
“I think we put new stakes in the ground”
“I’m about 305, I don’t think it would blow over with me in it”
“It’s not even that windy yet”
“I think we put new stakes in the ground”
“I’m about 305, I don’t think it would blow over with me in it”
“It’s not even that windy yet”
