"Dance with the one who brought ya!"

[Tony (NC)]

It's always good to remember the landowner who let you dig on his property when the finds start coming in. A simple thing like this can keep you digging for a long time to come. Besides, it's just a decent thing to do! The first one has a picture of the commanding General of the troops from this camp. It's blurry, but I don't want you research hounds tracking down my camp!

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The second one has a replica buckle (Genuine brass and lead filled-made in Pakistan (Thank you Kelleyco) Just a few bucks and it looks good in a case.

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We will deliver these to the land owners this weekend when we go back to VA after more relics. A few bullets and buttons can go a long way!

 

[mtdoramike]

your aces to do this Tony and the kind of hunter that I wouldn't mind huntin with anytime.

 

[Ray(Ca)]

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[Bill Ladd]

& great resarch to get a pic of the General. We have done similar cases in our area on productive sites & it's always cemented our permission for years to come. Well worth the price of a small case & a few bullets....

 

[coinworld]

Tony,

Kudos to you re. the very nice presentation to give to the landowners. My two hunting partners & I have/do exactly the same here in VA, and the outward display of "thanks" by presenting a relic display case of recently found CW relics has gone a long way in enabling us to continue hunting in our "neck of the CW woods" with these landowners.

Keep doing the "good deed" and HH!

Wayne

 

[Anonymous]

Maybe that new Texas aqua country band plays that tune?

Seriously- That good deed will hopefully open up some other sites 4 you fellas too-

Can you dig it?
Jack

 

[Tony (NC)]

He boasts about playing the "Aquistic" guitar. I figure that has to be an aquatic, acoustic guitar....i.e. an underwater guitar. Here is a picture of him "gittin~r~dunded"

 

[Bill Ladd]

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[Bavaria Mike]

Great gesture Tony! We gave a landowner pick of the finds after a week hunt with some buddies here in Germany, he took an old brass beer barrel plate that has the contents of liters in it and a stamp of the person who quality assured the size of the barrel. I now have sveral fields to hunt for life two mins from the house. HH, Mike

 

[Mark in NC]

Although I have to admit I did a lot of squintin' trying to read that blurry writing

hth'n

(Happy Thanksgiving Huntin')

Mark in NC

 

[gztx]

WTG!!! Things like that may keep us in the dirt a little longer.

 

[Anonymous]

Now bring me to that site!

 

[Anonymous]

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