Artifact hunting TN - The megafauna slayer
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- This video is a compilation of more finds from the end of last year. The finds are still backed up and ready to be put into videos from the productive year I had! This video has it all as usual… little points, large points, scrapers, anvil stones, broke points, and of course the toothy point! I’m not really sure what type of point is at the end, so any input would be appreciated. Thanks for checking out the finds and please subscribe if you haven’t done so yet. There’s plenty of quality pieces waiting to be shown in upcoming videos!
That last one made my heart stop! Good night, what a beautiful points!
Thqt last ones got all the nice bells and whistles to it. Beautifully constrcuted blade with a great utilitarian thickness, finely tuned edge work from all four sides. Beautiful basal notching with the fractured/burinated basal edge. Those pine tree folks were meticulous about their straight blade edges sometimes.. i like finding the ones where the blade edge is so straight it looks like a machine made it. That one looks like it saw plenty of use before coming to the stage its in now. Killer early archaic tennessee history man.
Man no doubt! Some of them like you said look like it was machined. It’s mind boggling when I think about how it was created. I’d love to have seen what this one looked like the day it was made.. phewww… probably a monster, even more so than it is. We’re blessed to live where we do man. This area is so friggin rich with history you can basically look around in any drainage ditch it seems and find some remnants of ancient man.
More amazing pieces my friend! Congrats!
Thank you sir! As always, I appreciate you taking the time to check out the new round of finds!
The dart or arrow point @ 9:00 has such fine & slim aerodynamic shape, like the main fuselage of the SR71 Blackbird, Serrated spooky tooth looks like a small thumb saw, i often wondered if extremely serrated points were used for fishing much like a treble hook having the ability to hold on to a the fish when its hooked & flipping flopping in the water, The Coyote's YT channel and his areas searched down on the coast of Baja used to be shallow wetlands long ago when the Colorado river was free flowing into the Sea of Cortez, He and his headhunting amigos find a unusually large amount of toothy serrated points.
I have noticed that correlation in my research of different point types. Points that were thought to be used for fish do tend to be serrated. The one in this video I would think would be a little on the big side for that, as most that were thought to be used for fish tend to be on the smaller side. But who knows… the carp and catfish can get pretty massive around here! But indeed, ol Coyote does find quite the array of impressive artifacts! I didn’t realize that area was a delta or shallow water area. That’s neat to imagine!
Serrated points cause more damage to animals. More bleeding
What a needle tip!!!!!congratulations g10
Thanks man! It always amazes me to find a piece with a tip still intact like that with it being as old as it is. I lose something around my house for a week and it somehow always turns up broken when I find it! Haha Thanks for checking it out buddy.
Greenbriar dalton on that last one, I believe. And a dandy one at that
Thanks man! I appreciate the input.. Dalton greenbrier looks like it’s the consensus so far. I have a few of them, although much different looking. But I definitely see it in this piece. Thanks again buddy!
Awesome finds! As always🎉 but yes! That last one! Oh yah ❤
Way to save the best for last! 👌. Man, you never disappoint with the finds! 🔥. Straight killers, even the brokes! 💥.
Man I appreciate it! As you know all too well, the stuff doesn’t come easy! You had me cracking up on that last video of yours, popping off that heritage rough rider it looked like, shot after shot!🤣
I would call that last one a Dalton Greenbriar. Great finds all around for sure!
Man, I appreciate the input. Dalton greenbrier is definitely the front runner as far as what most people think it is. That never even crossed my mind, but now that it’s been mentioned, I can most definitely see it. Thanks again buddy!
That's a classic Pinetree/ Kirk serrated.
Thanks man ! What a trip. Your usual beauties, especially that “snaggle-toothed” beauty at the end ! #2 appeared to be a reworked into a hafted end scraper ? Great day on that always productive river, my Friend
Nice finds! That Cataco creek point is awesome
Thanks as always buddy! It definitely found its way into a cozy frame! Haha
I love your videos of your amazing hunts! Was that first find a Buck Creek?
Thanks as always buddy! I have found buck creeks at that spot, so it’s either a buck creek or a cotaco. They are similar in age and style. I leave it up to the pro’s on here to really nail it with the id’ing! Thanks again man!
Heart Stopping finds friend 🤩Congrats. Another great video. I always get excited when I see you posted a new one. 😊 Kind wishes
Thanks as always! I’m glad the videos stir some excitement for you.. I’m starting to think I’ve set the bar too high for myself with each video that I release.😂 Next thing I know people won’t be impressed unless I’m pulling up an 18’ dugout canoe, or a cache of clovis’! Haha But seriously, I enjoy sharing my finds with you all no matter how good they may or may not be, and am glad to hear when people are excited to see them! So thank you once again for taking the time to let me know, and for checking them out! Talk to you again in 2 weeks when I put out another video!
Looks like another G10 to me!! Some other nice finds as well and a true heart breaker ! I like that nutting stone man save it all !!
If it ain’t a g10 it’s close enough for me! But man you oughta see my pile of heartbreakers at the house… it’s a pile that’ll make a grown man cry for sure! Thanks as always buddy
Some really nice finds! But that last one is a beast!
Thank you sir! I’d definitely hate to be on the receiving end of that thing. Haha Thanks as always
Thats the nicest bit I've seen on am adze!!!
They are typically all busted up from use. If I’ve got one broken adze, I’ve got 100! Finding a whole one is always nice for a change! Thanks for checking it out man!
DAMN BOY! BIZY BIZY MAKE ME DIZZY BENDING OVER THAT MUCH. BUT COME HOME WITH A POCKET FULL I THINK I MIGHT RECOVER QUICKLY. HOT ZONE FOR SHURE. MORE PLEASE!!
Haha man I got dizzy just reading all that!😂 But dude you know how it is… sometimes you’re on it, sometime you’re not! I get lucky every now and then!
What an excellent point!! My God man!!
Haha thanks man! Sometimes I find it hard to believe what I have the pleasure of stumbling across out there. It’s something that seemingly never gets old! I appreciate you checking it out
We should all take a page from your playbook. Look and listen more and talk a whole lot less! Really enjoy your videos.
Thanks buddy, I really appreciate it! There are plenty out there that don’t care for my method or style, but that’s ok… there are plenty others out there not like it! I just enjoy letting the artifacts speak for themselves. Thanks again!
I have been watching, just not commenting. But this video, with this collection of finds, most definitely rates a brotherly “YOU SUCK!” 😉 Wow! Such beautiful craftsmanship and material. Be safe out there and keep the videos coming.
I get that man.. I’m a big time follower that doesn’t, but probably should more often, chime in on videos! I’m glad I finally got it out of you… even if it was just to get you to tell me I suck! Haha But seriously though, I appreciate it man and thanks for chiming in!
I knew you wouldnt dissapoint, 👏 well done sir
No pressure or anything! Haha But thanks though man, I try to keep the killers coming… it seems to be getting harder and harder to outdo myself!
Great finds as always man! Killer stemmed points and obviously that mega serrated year maker! Greenbrier or Stillwell?
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it! Ya know I took that piece to a show and asked a few people and got a few different answers as to what they thought it could be. Both greenbrier and stillwell were mentioned. People have commented on here mostly Dalton greenbrier, amongst other things. I’m just gonna call it an artifact and go with that! Lol Thanks again and as always!
Man those are some exquisite finds! That piece at the end is insane! Congrats and keep on finding those bombers!
Thanks man! I’m pretty sure the guy that made that last piece was just showing off with his over the top serration skills! Haha thanks as always buddy
Cant imagine how hard would it be to craft these... and you can tell how durable they are by their condition
What a pair of bookends in this one. 2 absolute killers! Man I would love to see a video of some of your killer frames! Hint, hint ; )
Bookends!😂 One of these days I’m gonna slap the killers in the middle of the video and throw everyone off! But you know, I’d say most of my stuff is out of cases. Granted I do have a few put together to hold things I don’t want over handled. But for the most part I have them laid out in cabinets, on cabinets, bookshelves, … any flat surface I can find… haha I enjoy picking them up and looking at them regularly, and being in a case hinders that somewhat. That being said, it’s admittedly not very video friendly showing a bookshelf and cabinets full of artifacts. Even I get overwhelmed with the amount crammed into a relatively small space. I have thought about doing a collection video though, so it’s not off the table! Thanks again and as always!
Oh, my goodness!! Your videos always generate excitement, amazement...........and a good deal of envy Lol! The serrated Dalton would be a find of a lifetime for me. But you have finds like this on almost every video! Happy for you! Continued good luck!
Not a Dalton, Pinetree / Kirk.
Thanks buddy! Sorry to cause envy, but sometimes a little envy is what it takes to get me out there hunting even harder! Haha I’m so bad at id’ing artifacts. I know the min I try to label something I’m going to get corrected! Lol That’s why I just remain silent and let the viewer see from all angles and let them decide what they think it might be. I definitely keep raising the bar for myself with each video it seems. I’m going to have to make the highlight piece of my next video be a broken madison just to reset the bar! Lol But I will say that I found a cache a couple weeks ago. I’m not sure when that video will be coming out considering I like to release videos of finds in the order that I find them… and these finds are from last year. I’m a little backed up! But it’s coming eventually! Thanks again and as always!
Yeah, the last one was a beaut! ♥
Thanks man! I love when they tease you like that… half buried leaving you to wonder if the tip is still intact and whatnot. Keeping me on the edge of seat out there! Haha thanks as always!
Nasty Stillwell.
Thanks buddy! I’ve asked around about that last point. Took it to a recent artifact show. Ask 4 different people get 4 different thoughts on it! I’m gonna go with your previous thoughts and call em all pokey pokey stabby stabby rocks!😂
@@Points365 🤣 sticky-stabby
Hope you find the top to the spear .that nutting stone looks like a track of some dinosaur very cool are those little fossils in the small axe at the beginning wow dude what a haul the river was good to you we just got over 2 ft of snow it will be a while here but the melt ought to uncover somthing what a nice scraper toward the end and of course the masterpiece hate to get shot with that one
Thanks man! You know I’ve gone back to the spot so many times where I found that broken pickwick, looking for the top half of it! So far no luck. That adze / axe had pieces of quarts in it. I believe that’s what looked like the fossils. I have found quite a few pieces with fossils in them though! That stinks you’re still buried in snow though… man that would kill me! Haha
@@Points365 well I have a suggestion I've offered up before dowsing rods I was taught by a gas company guy and used them for years to locate underground lines .and then one day someone said you can probably find whatever your thinking about if you try .so I went to put it to the test I knew where an old burnt house was and during the fire fighting a jar of coins had been sitting in a window and was broken I had found a few years later outside this window after it rained so I took the rods and immediately started finding buried coins this went to can I find the intentionally buried arrowhead and it was a resounding yes at least in my yard I've never actually tried out in the wild .but if it was nothing but sand and small stones I would most certainly try I might not film it but I think your guess of approximately half of it missing is right I would try for that stellar point I made mine from coat hangers
Funny you mention that, I actually made me some out of some coat hangers just a few weeks ago. I was tossing one away and wondered what I could do with it instead of throwing it out… then I thought about my dad using a willow branch to witch for water. I remember him telling me it could be done with dowsing rods, so I made me a set. I briefly tried it at my house to find the main water line… it sure enough crossed right where it’s at. That would be wild to try it on something else like artifacts! That’s a crazy story about the coins too. It’s really got my wheels turning now… I might just take them out with me on one of my future hunts! Thanks for the idea and suggestion!
@@Points365 I'm really looking forward to trying it out in the hills also so maybe we'll have some good stories to swap I found a chert axe last year that I had walked over many times until I got a glimpse of it I might have found it much sooner with rods the high camp I was at only has about two ft of soil before the old sea bed but that axe remained hidden my tent was literally set up on that spot one year and I did all my hunting down below anyways good luck !I just caught your big red video very cool hammerstone. The point speaks for itself .
@@Points365 now I'm just kidding here don but watch what you think about using those rods at the river cant be taking home mermaids and such!
A little commentary on your finds would be most helpful to novices like me! (ie, type, time period) You always find the best for sure! Your collection must be the envy of all! Happy hunting and continued success!
I wish I had the knowledge to be able to spot off types and dates on pieces… although I’ve had great success at finding artifacts over the years, I feel like my knowledge on point types is lacking. I’d surely be unknowingly giving off false information if I tried. For that reason I don’t even attempt! Hopefully that’s understandable. But thank you for the kind comment on the quality of artifacts I recover. As I’m sure you’ve discovered, they don’t come easy! Thanks for taking the time to give some input.
A leprechaun killer there!!! How can you live with yourself holding that back since summer?? Your probably going to trip over a pot of gold your so damn lucky!!! You save the killers for sure!!!
Haha the Leprechaun killer… that should’ve been the title right there! But man it’s hard sitting on some of this stuff I find for sure, but I have to release them in order… and yep, that’s how backed up I am on artifacts. The stuff I’m finding now MIGHT make it to video before thanksgiving!😂 And luck?! Maaan it’s all about persistence here!
@@Points365 if you’re that backed up, slam out more videos to get caught up!! Hell your the GOAT you should have an editor by now anyway….
You never disappoint, some talented people lived in your area.
Thanks buddy! I agree with you though, I often admire the craftsmanship of the pieces found and think of what they produced with the tools available to produce them. It’s nothing short of amazing. Thanks for checking out the new round of finds!
Killer finds man
Thanks buddy, I appreciate ya checking them out!
Another awesome video brother!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks man! I’m glad to share and appreciate you taking the time to check em out!
👍 Cool unique stuff. I love finding those personal little curved scrapers. Man, that slayer is killer, how old?
Thanks man! I hear ya though… those little scrapers always fit so perfectly in your hand. Almost as if you can feel exactly how it was held. That last one was sort of a mystery to me as to what it was.. so far on here people have mostly thought Dalton greenbrier, which puts it in the 8,500-10,500 range. So it’s seen a few things in its day no doubt! Haha thanks as always buddy
@@Points365I found a couple of curved scrapers in the same field that are shaped like light bulbs, on the scale of that one you found there, getting more bulbous/turtle back toward the large end. They look and feel exactly alike except for the dimensions as if they came from a "socket set"of scrapers, if you will. That last point definitely has a feel of pushing against Paleo.
Wow , what some killers ! Super fine Greenbrier? Pine tree ? Maker was a very skilled individual, one of the finest I’ve seen in a long time . And the rest … man what a thumb scraper… and what would have been the king of all pickwick points … whoa , thanks for sharing as always brother .
Thanks buddy! So far in the comments people have mostly thought Dalton greenbrier on that last piece. I can definitely see that. And a skilled individual no doubt! It blows my mind to see what they were able to create with such primitive tools.
That pickwick has for sure had me going back multiple times looking for the other half of it! Haha man if I had a nickel for every time I’ve imagined that thing being whole! At the rate that thing was narrowing down, it looks like it would’ve been at least a few more inches longer. Who knows though… sometimes they would all of a sudden come to an abrupt point. Only the maker will know! Thanks as always!
Way to go. Very nice finds. Love the nutting stone. Gotta love Dover flint. The dalton greenbrier is a classic. That size and condition is unique. Keep saving history and as always be safe.
Thanks buddy! I can’t pass up a good nutting stone. They are always so heavy, and take up a lot of real estate, but always look great added to the collection. My favorite one is about 18”x24” and has around 25+ notches on each side all in a nice straight pattern.
I wasn’t too sure on that that last piece was, but thankfully people like you chimed in and labeled it for me real quick. I can most definitely see Dalton greenbrier in it. Most of the pieces I find at that particular spot seem to be larger than usual. It’s an interesting spot for sure.
Wow! You sure kill it! The first and last one are astounding!
Thanks buddy! I stay on it out there as much as I can.. it pays off every now and then! Thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds!
Thanks buddy! I stay on it out there as much as I can.. it pays off every now and then! Thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds!
Dang it, sweet finds as always !!!!!💥💥💥💥Awesome show 😎👊
I appreciate ya buddy! Glad you could check it out too. Hope you have / have had some good luck out there!
@@Points365
Working too much 🤣👍....Hope to get out soon....You always deliver 👊👊
You all are on fire. Thank you for sharing your incredible finds.
Whewww man you know how it goes… sometimes you’re on it, sometimes ya ain’t! Been on a good run lately.. the finds in this video are all from toward the end of last year. They are backed up on me that much waiting to get put into videos… Not a bad problem to have! Haha I’ll have to txt you and show you what I found last week… at the rate I’m going it won’t make it into a video until this fall! Haha
Dang buddy nice finds. Was that last one a contracted base big sandy? Looks like it to me.
Thanks man! That last one has been somewhat of a toss up for me, but the consensus on here seems to be Dalton greenbrier. I can definitely see it now that it’s been mentioned!
Nice finds enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure 👍
Thanks as always man! Did y’all have some storms roll through yesterday like we did? I bet those creeks of yours are gonna be ripe for the pickin’s!
What do you consider that pitted stone to be? Ive heard so many different opinions it makes my head spin lol. Nice pinetree at the end too!! Smoker
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Haha dear non commenter, … That was too funny! Even though I call those stones nutting stones… old habits die hard. It should probably be called anvil stone to be more accurate. Not to say that they weren’t used to crack nuts on after becoming pitted, but according to what a flint knapper told me before…. He said that he used a stone to lay his pieces on to pressure flake on. In relatively little time he said the rock would look just like those due to repeated blows over and over in the same spot from pressure flaking. That makes sense to me! Thanks for checking it out and for going out on a limb and commenting! 😂
Don't know how i missed this, but what to say but awesome 😎
Better late than never! Haha but I appreciate it buddy, hope you’ve been well.
What was that ? Greenbriar Pinetree? Love the uniface finger scraper! Was uniface technology an all-time tech or was that a specific period of time like Paleo and Archaic only?
You know, I took that piece to a show and asked around for thoughts on that piece. I got just about a different answer with each person I asked! The people commenting on here have been across the board as well. I’d say the most repeated type from people on here has been dalton greenbrier… which I can definitely see.
As far as the uniface pieces.. I have read where it was a mostly paleo to archaic style. It doesn’t make sense why that wouldn’t be popular across the board though. It’s a simple yet effective blade, easily made from flakes. I’ve definitely found them at sites that produce nothing but woodland era artifacts. But it does seem to be at mostly archaic and older sites that I regularly find them.
My uniface come mainly from Archaic/Paleo sites as well. I really like them due to the age and simplicity. I always think, when did the dude flip the flake and finally decide to work the opposite side. Would love to have been there......Thanks for the insight and a pleasure to watch as always dude.@@Points365
Always look forward to seeing your videos pop up
Well I surely appreciate you taking the time to tell me that, and for coming back and checking out the new round of finds!
Awesome finds bro. That last point is one fine piece o' meat!!👀💪
Thanks buddy! The meaty one at the end is for sure gonna be a frame centerpiece! I’m just glad it was a sandy spot o found it in… otherwise those serrations would’ve been gone a looooong time ago!
Sweet Finds Bro. I posted my last hunt a few days ago. I had decent luck. I've been gathering up more flintknapping tools and materials lately. Weather is turning warmer so I can sit on my front porch and chip rocks. 😎🏹
Thanks man! But dude, I bet that’s almost as fun…. Searching for material. Seeing what it looks like once you crack it open for the first time! But man that sounds like a good ol’ time right there.. sitting on the porch knapping!
I’ll have to check out your finds though. Good luck on your future hunts man!
Wow! You never disappoint. Killer artifacts and bluegrass. Congratulations
Thanks man! I keep raising the bar for myself like this, pretty soon I’m gonna feel like I can’t put out a new video unless I’ve found a cache of clovis’ or something! Haha But since I’m on the topic… I did find a cache (not clovis’😂) a couple weeks ago. Not sure when I’m going to put that video out yet though. It might be a while since the finds in this video are from last year! I try to put them into videos in the order I find them… I’m obviously a little backed up! But the cache video is coming eventually! Thanks again buddy!
Now that last point would be a green briar or a pine tree?
I was unsure of it myself… I went with pine at first just due to the number of pine trees I’ve found at that spot. But i sure have had a lot of feedback on it typing it as a Dalton greenbrier. It’s looking like that’s probably it in hindsight. Nasty looking one for sure! Haha
Garage applause!! Thursday night bluegrass fest is complete. Nice finds, as always.
Yeahheahhh!🤘🏼 Tomorrow night will be my garage night.. I get to sort out my nuts and bolts in appropriate sizes in appropriate drawers. Real party animal I’ve become these days! Lol thanks as always mi amigos!
Killer finds brother is the last one a pine tree?
Thanks buddy! Man I took it to a show a few weeks ago and asked 4 different people… basically got 4 different thoughts on it! Haha but so far the consensus on here seems to be Dalton greenbrier. I can definitely see that.
It's a dandy for sure. I thought greenbrier to. I'm just used to seeing you Tennessee boys pulling toothy pinetrees lol.
Great Finds. The serrations on that last Point, wow, one awesome find,,,,,,,
Semper Fi,
Thanks! I hear ya though… I feel like the person that made that piece went a little over the top with the serrations! Maybe they were trying to see how ridiculous they could make it! Haha thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds
Imagine those serrations going through ribs . . . Yikes ! Awesome artifacts 😎👍
Ooof… makes my side hurt just imagining the damage that thing could do. I’d probably rather be knocked over the heat with a blunt object instead of enduring that! Haha Thanks as always buddy!
Killer finds brother.. that pine tree is amazing..
Dude thank you! You know they don’t come easy! Keep it up out there and good luck on your upcoming hunts buddy!
Just subbed to ya., man was that one days hunt? My favorite piece u found was the steep beveled adze. The big point with the tip broken off u think Eva or Elk mountain? And why didnt they resharpen it?
Man, thanks so much! It was definitely not 1 days hunt…. This time! Haha Typically my videos take somewhere around 5+ days worth of hunting to make. I do occasionally have those days like my video titled “ride along! …” where I find an unusual amount of artifacts for one day. It’s funny though.. the day I decided to make that video, I was intending to show viewers how unproductive a day typically was for me. Finding mostly broken pieces and calling it a day. Man what a day to remember!
The broken piece was a pickwick I believe. I’ve gone back countless times looking for the other half of that thing. I often wonder the same thing myself though… with all the broken pieces like that I find, why not resharpen and reuse? My only thought is that they were either lost upon launching / throwing, and ultimately breaking upon impact… or just simply misplaced as we to this day have a habit of doing when out in the woods with our gear! I know I have a few pocket knives and whatnot laying around out in the woods waiting for someone to find one day! Haha Thanks again for the sub, I try to put out a new video every 2 weeks (Thursdays at 15:30) if I find enough artifacts to make a video.
That's the whole reason I love tennessee and hunt tennessee and enjoy tennessee. Congrats and happy hunting
It’s definitely a gem of a place we live in for many reasons… artifacts being one of them no doubt! Thanks for checking it out buddy!
Man that last one is a real humdinger! Keep up the good work! 👍🏻👍🏻
When I pulled that thing, I was 90% sure it was gonna be broken.. stuff I find at that site is almost ALWAYS broken. They are always crazy pieces like that too, which makes the broken ones sting even more! Haha thanks as always buddy!
You are killing it my friend 👍
Thanks buddy! I stay on it as much as I can when work allows me the freedom to do so! Haha
Bringing the smokeshow, as always! Great finds.
I bring it when I find it! When I don’t find it, I just start showing y’all stuff I found when the hunting was better! Haha I feel like I’d be letting you all down if I didn’t have at least 1 jaw dropper in my vids now… I’ve done set the bar too high for myself it seems!😂 Thanks as always buddy and good luck out there on your upcoming hunts!
Thanks man! I get about 2 -3 per trip these days after a rain, mostly small pooters. But always looking for that next killer diller!@@Points365
Nice!! What Material is that second piece? I see that often in your videos.
Thanks buddy! That material is called Dover chert. It’s pretty common in this area as you could tell, and was sought after by people. It was known for its excellent workability making it one of the seemingly favorite local materials to work with. It comes in a few different colors, mostly tan / grey here, but almost always has the classic brindle look to it.
you find the gems man nice content well done
Thanks man! They don’t come easy that’s for sure.. I probably don’t want to know how many hours I spend a week out looking for them! Haha Thanks for checking out the new finds buddy.
TVA lake? Low river when dam not generating?
I live 5 mins or less from a TVA damn in ET and the lake and river go up and down all day
Dont worry aint coming there, visual disability and cant drive except around town.
Beauties, i might add!
A hint?
I honestly go all over the mid state hunting. Each video will feature finds from the popular lakes, streams, and rivers in the middle TN area. Not trying to be vague, or give away my exact location, but it’s basically every body of water I hunt!
Can I hang out with you just for one day! Maannn!!
Haha man I know exactly how it would go too…. Just like it does almost every time I invite someone to go with me… we both go home empty handed after 10-12 hours of hunting. Haha it happens so much I’m starting to think it’s bad luck for me!