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I bet the yard/field had been plowed and churned up a few times which could cause the items to be pushed lower in the ground and all mixed up.
 
Thats a great thought and one that never occurred to me. i am sure it has been plowed over a few times over the years, at least some of it. i been hunting in my yard only but i am surrounded on all sides by corn fields. my property is 7 acres and i have 2 ponds on it that prolly equal 1.75/2 acres. been searching mainly within 50 ft from my house, on all sides.

thanks!
 
If those ponds ever had fish you might want to hunt the banks of those.
 
dave5710 said:
If those ponds ever had fish you might want to hunt the banks of those.
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thanks! i will do that as they have fish in them now & as long as anyone around here can remember they have.
 
Md Epidemic said:
Critter hunter, in the whites forum is the man you seek he is the QXT pro.(master).
Great finds.

Epi
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thanks man! a qxt master is who i seek. how long so i have to wait b/f i can pm on here? u know?
 
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