Fence row surface finds

[ILLannoyReb]

A few of my finds last month in Lawrence Co. Tennessee while raking leaves and fighting through briars. I feel very lucky to hunt this field, can find stuff all over but I hit the harder areas that have seen less traffic. I can dig here also but I haven't done much as the surface stuff is still there if you're willing to do a little work. I can usually pick up a dozen or so pieces in a couple of hours of looking. The little one I found in their garden after a good rain. I'm thinking of making some kind of sifter for that dirt and maybe find some more before equipment breaks them up.

[Broken Arrow]

Welcome to the forum! Some good finds there. It is a blessing to have hunting grounds that produce on a steady basis.

[ILLannoyReb]

Thanks...yes it sure is...this spot been hunted and producing since the 60's according to the land owner.

[OnewiththewilD]

Nice! Welcome aboard! Your collection is off to a good start

[redrocks]

Good stuff keep kicking dirt

[oldrocks2]

Welcome from Iowa, good pickins, keep at um.

[SurfaceHunter]

You have a couple complete ones in that pic, nice finds

[Kentucky point]

Yes sir, those are some good colors! Hurry up and save their siblings!

[SDhunter]

Welcome and thanks for sharing. It looks like you have a good spot.

[ILLannoyReb]

Your welcome...I'm lucky to have it exclusively, it's been closed to the public for almost 30 years.

[Lindenmeier-Man]

Digging vs walking , hmmm.. I’d be walking .. W T Glean. JJ

[Tam]

I just saw this . Whoa no telling what’s on that property if it’s producing like that .

[ILLannoyReb]

I'm thinking just about everything I'm picking up are discards from previous hunters at a time when the field was plowed...last time was in the late 80s...and a lot of good artifacts where removed according to the land owner. I have found a couple old sorting piles after knocking down some brush and raking away leaf sediment. I might plan on doing some digging next spring if I can determine a good place to start.