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Weekend Hunt

Nancy-IL

Nancy-IL

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Went out to a few places and had a great time detecting. The oldest wheat is a 1911 and the pendant is "Our Lady of the Atonement Pendant - Rosary League - Oct 7, 1901" Didn't find any silver but sure had a good time getting out and playing in the ground. Pictures below. HH, Nancy
 
Good to see you had a great time. No silver does not mean a bad hunt. Like all the stuff you can put a date on. Congrats on that pile of finds.
 
Nice ratio of quarters too! Get out before those Canadian "drafts" start coming down...:blink:
 
They can keep their Canadian drafts! :devil: Makes me cold just thinking about it. HH, Nancy
 
Thank you Monte. I hope you're able to get out and enjoy this October weather also. HH, Nancy
 
even though the deer hunting weather was above average temps. We overlapped from deer season to upland bird season and that got me into some new territory. I now have added 2 old school sites, 2 standing homesteads, and a few homestead sites to research and work at getting permission to hunt [size=small](detect)[/size] come spring.

Monte
 
I wish you the best of luck Monte. It sounds like you've got some prime land to do some hunting on. :clapping:
 
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