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I wanted to go out today cause at 6 pm its Shelter in Place. The spot I wanted to look was still flooded so my only other place this time of the year is Quartz Creek. It was 75 degrees even though I was tired from working I decided to go anyway cause I won't be able to go for at least 2 weeks maybe longer with the virus and rules to follow. I was pleasantly surprised to find 2 knives. The horse is quite large I took the pic after I was safely on the other side of the fence. I was walking the creek and there is a pony you have to watch for. The pony was on one side horse other me in the middle. Pony will bite your rear end when you are bending over if you don't watch him. Horse usually doesn't bother me until today. I kept hearing him blow air while I was watching the pony. Turned around just in time before the horse was getting ready to take a taste of my arm. I ran away just in time. He just crossed the creek and went on his way thank goodness. The hazards of the hunt. North Georgia 
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Some nature shots and dinnerNW Georgia, -
Nice Glenn! I like the little one with the colors...cool....the big one looks real water worn...it's cool find....nice pics..... lockdown sucks....shrimp and salmon .?? Mmmm. Making me hungry.....but I've had a corned beef. And cabbage simmering g for 3 hours and red' potatoes. I bought two flat cuts round St. Paddy's day......good hunt manSW ConnecticutComment
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Congrats!Searching the fields of NW Indiana and SW MichiganComment
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Got to watch them sneaky farm animalsWyomingComment
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Here is a better pic of the Rhyolite one the stem is very short but not broken I think it might be a well used Mud Creek which is a Woodland period. It's a knife the tip looks broken but it has Spokeshaves on the edge and isn't broken it's all there.NW Georgia,Comment
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Congrats on a good day Glenn!North Central KentuckyComment
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That creek looks like a great spot. A couple of decent finds proves it. Hopefully there's more to find later in the summer. Black knife is a good find and and has the same kind of creek wear as a lot of my finds. Little one is cool too , maybe much resharpened.
Having a brush with a feisty horse adds to the adventure. Maybe carry sugar lumps?CaliforniaComment
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Way to go Glenn , .Im a big fan.Floridaboy.Comment
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Nice artifacts and pics Glen. The horse looks pretty innocent there! Lol. Watch his ears Glen. If he pins them, run! Lol. If they’re standing up, you may live . Ponies can be a little cantankerous though. I had an old red mare you had to occasionally look out for.Last edited by SDhunter; 04-03-2020, 06:52 PM.South DakotaComment
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Thanks Hal I'm out there more than you think but usually I don't find much. I did see 3 snakes which I could do without.Originally posted by Harold Gorges View PostNW Georgia,Comment
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I'm not sure which I like the looks of better...the knife or the dinner.Central OhioComment
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What a way to celebrate end of beautiful day! And you got beautiful pics all my favorite things. Weather pretty perfect here, too, but worked in yard, cutting down coupla hundred monster sticky-vines, the thickest and thorniest ever grew. Have battle wounds on arms and face; woulda much rather have pretty equine try take taste of me!
Funny, you scared of Strawberry Roan horse and me scared of Black ‘n Decker alligator [jaws]. My girly chainsaw bears watchin’, too....Digging in GA, ‘bout a mile from the Savannah RiverComment
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Good finds surface....glad you was able to get out and do a little hunting and was a successful hunt.....so red lobster is delivering in your area😉Benny / Western Highland Rim / TennesseeComment
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Thanks Benji next day off will be yardwork for sureNW Georgia,Comment
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