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    Neighbor is getting ready to plant field next door. Perfect chance to hunt. My lucky day. Finest I've ever found...softball size.
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    San Luis Valley, southern Colorado

  • #2
    That's awesome. I have one quite similar. I wonder what they were?
    California

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    • Rio Del Norte
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      It's a mystery to me too, but at 6# it's a significant piece...
      Last edited by Rio Del Norte; 04-27-2022, 10:06 AM.

  • #3
    some sort of game ball Id say. IMO which aint much.

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    • #4
      That's pretty cool. If it were smaller I would say stone for a hide wrapped war club. That big though, maybe round grinder??

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      • #5
        If that lil missing chunk can be thot of as divot, possibly a big bola stone? Ones here have dimples to accommodate knot from sling. Mine can sit on their divots, not roll around, and that’s how I figure what job had. Looks like this one can do same. I imagine with momentum that would be perfect, deadly fast ball!
        Last edited by Cecilia; 05-01-2022, 11:19 AM.
        Digging in GA, ‘bout a mile from the Savannah River

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