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Wheat field

Larry (IL)

Larry (IL)

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Well a wheat yard anyway. We had about an hour to hunt a yard and what little got hunted yielded 8 wheats and a 1907 IH. The 1919 Dog Tag was the highlight of the day. :biggrin:

[attachment 290459 Wheats.jpg]
 
Congrats on your finds. The wheat yard looks to have been good to you.
 
Yea, sure did Ned. They were all about 6 inches and the IH was with two of the wheats, both 1912, One of the wheats protected the face of the IH.
 
An 1898 IH and a couple more wheats plus a couple of spit ball shooters :smoke: made for a fun hunt. The button is kind of neat, it looks like a ceramic button with a metal loop inside of it.


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Nice!! Might be the oldest dog tag I've seen this year. Good lookin Indians too.
 
I dont think those are spit ball shooters. Just sayin. I think they might be therapy pipes of some kind. Just sayin.

Ned
 
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