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Emboldened and inspired by the posts on this forum, I decided to try my hand at creek hunting. I'm still a novice and really have no clue as to where to look in the creek or where to sift, but here is what I found:
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Nice one Tex. I dont know what size it is but I'll go with a preform or a scraper...leaning toward scraper. Nice creekie...The chase is better than the catch...
I'm Frank and I'm from the flatlands of N'Eastern Illinois... -
Thanks! It's not very big - it's only about 1.5 inches long and 1 inch wide. I probably found it 30 minutes into the hunt - it was just laying in the creek.Originally posted by BabaORiley View Post
I'm itching to go back to that creek so bad!
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Nice! Just getting into this point hunting and found one in a plowed field. We have a creek running through our property and been dying to get out there and look. Did you find this in a gravel bar or what?Comment
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Bingo .... field ... stream , and you found that nice scrapper in the creek . Looks for flint chips and if by chance you find some pottery you may very well be on a camp site . Looks like your off to a good start .Comment
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Congrats, I would say for now just check where You can when You can. Our Area's are obviously different but when I first started Hunting People would say Gravelbar's or Creek Bank's are good to look at. It take's a while to get The hang of It. If You are in too much of a hurry You may not see much.Comment
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Great job! I am going on my first arrowhead hunt next week. I will also be creek-walking."The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. LeeComment
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