Help to identify?

[SanpeteSlider]

Again looking for help on identification. I found this yesterday (don't you just love looking after a rainstorm!) in Central Utah on private land. I have in included side pics since it has really been thinned, and angle base pics. It measures 42 mm long and 20 mm wide. Any help is appreciated.

[gregszybala]

No clue but a very nice find!

[tomf]

Humboldt maybe? It's thin though. Nice find.

[tomclark]

Really nice point!! Lost hunting point?!?

[Tam]

Yeah that’s a great find . No clue not from the area . I think Tom nailed it .

[willjo]

Super good point but out of my area.

[SurfaceHunter]

Nice ears on that find

[Savage1!]

She's purdy!

[sailorjoe]

A super dandy point for sure. If found in the southeast USA I could offer suggestions as to possible type, but from Utah I can not. Hopefully some of the folks who hunt in your general areal will come forth with some suggestions as to a probable type. I will try to follow this thread cause it may be a good learning situation for me. HST, because of several factors I think it was used as a dart point.

[tomf]

If it's a Humboldt it's a dart (or knife, perhaps) as they predate the bow.

[Hal Gorges]

Sweet.

[Mailman]

Heck of a point. Finger looks SORE, too. Lol