1st Gravel Bar

[SurfaceHunter]

I thought man I’m going to have a good day. Every place else nothing but rocks. Wasn’t much to see but I’ve never been to this section before so I decided to look. It’s a deep creek with not many places to look. At least I know now. You have to look for new places all the time and sometimes you get lucky. Sometimes you don’t. HH everyone. N GA

[Lindenmeier-Man]

Wait ! Don’t give up yet on that gravel bar. May take natural occurrences but you will be rewarded.

[SurfaceHunter]

Thanks I had a nice pic of the creek but it was to large and wouldn’t load. Leaves are dropping to. Starting to get a little rain finally

[Cecilia]

It’s very pretty, what you did find. Looks a little worked to me (?). And good you have a little rain; we’re too, too dry here.

[tomf]

At least you found a little core or something.

I didn't even find a flake today.

Is that flint?

Looks a lot like obsidian.

[SurfaceHunter]

Piece of pottery and yes little worked something. I’ve never tried it but do you think these little stones could of been used to make fire with?

[redrocks]

Cool ya went out and tried...nice piece of flint glen

[SurfaceHunter]

Thanks it was a nice paddle if nothing else. Might of gotten a lead on 30 acre property but it has cattle corn planted on it. That stuff makes a big mess when it gets harvested

[redrocks]

Yes it does...im waiting for it to be cut here too

[SurfaceHunter]

Looked the names up and got addresses and numbers. I think they hunt out there but I might ask anyway. If nothing else maybe after hunting season. I have many references that he should know. Maybe I will have a chance

[Havenhunter]

You need a good frog gargling downpour or two to wash out some creek banks & gravel bars. Autumn rains will show up sooner or later. Right now it still feels like summer here & Im getting sick of it.

[Havenhunter]

All you need is a good frog gargling downpour or two wash out the banks & replenish the gravel bars.

[SurfaceHunter]

Last year it dropped so much mud and sand the creeks just aren’t the same now. Most gravel bars are buried or washed away