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An old spot revisited
- Thread starter Digger70pa
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Larry (IL)
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Congratulations....... prime example of the old adage that no place is ever "worked out".
fwcrawford
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Vey nice finds!!!
Well worth the trip back there!!
Well worth the trip back there!!
fwcrawford
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What are the holes in the round balls from?
Pulled rounds maybe?
Pulled rounds maybe?
Digger70pa
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Yes we find pulled round balls at this spot. A lot of them.
fwcrawford
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That is odd.. misfire due to wet conditions?
Digger70pa
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I don't know. I know we found a bunch of pulled bullets. It had to be a camp.
Digger70pa
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These are from that camp. The Gardner was loaded backwards & pulled. It was wormed out. I found these around the year 2,000 or so.
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7centsworth
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Juts goes to show they are never hunted out.
Digger70pa
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This spot is good. The farmer planted it after one hunt. I have to wait til next year to dig it again. Not this winter next winter.