New member from BC Canada

[Trexx]

New member from Canada however I did spent a few years in south Texas as well as a bit of time in Oklahoma.
Far better arrowhead hunting down there than up here.

[Ron Kelley]

Hey Trexx, Welcome to the forum. Glad you could join us.

[gregszybala]

Welcome Trexx!

[SDhunter]

Welcome Trexx.  Glad to have you.

[chase]

Welcome Trexx  to AH.com  :welcome:

[Myrna]

Hi newbie,
Another BC member, welcome indeed.  Im new too, and it's definitely been a struggle so far, in my area to find anything, but I haven't logged  a lot of hours, admittedly. Open to any ideas you have.

[JoshinMO]

A Friendly Welcome from Missouri!

[2ndoldman]

Trexx wrote:

New member from Canada however I did spent a few years in south Texas as well as a bit of time in Oklahoma.
Far better arrowhead hunting down there than up here.

What area of BC are you in Trexx and you also Myrna??
I'm from the island.

[Hoss]

Welcome to arrowheads.com forums.

[Myrna]

Hi old man and trexx,
I'm in kelowna.
Victoria and where else, Ontario? I only use an I phone here, so somewhat challenged at navigation on this site. A bit of envy for those down south who walk a field, and have something to show for it....
Not so here in kelowna, but researching Indian areas of the Okanagan, to zone in on better sites to search. Have either of you had any good fortune yet?

[rmartin]

Welcome from Central Illinois

[2ndoldman]

Myrna a 2hr drive away from you will get you to Arrow Lake. Right now it is at historic lows and the low water is exposing some old sites. A friend of mine, who lives in Edgewood, has had good luck hunting there. 6 points and counting this year.

[rock ON.]

Welcome Trexx I am also a new member from Ontario, haven't had much luck yet either but with all great info -and- members help on this site I'm sure it wont be long.

[Myrna]

Yes, I've read there was a large Indian  population in Arrow Lakes area.  Your friend must be walking the beaches. Arrow lakes are partly resevoir and hydro dam controlled and shoreline depth varies drastically in some places depending on when the hydro gates are opened and shut. Shorelines are low here, waiting for freshet soon.  I don't want to infringe on his hot spot, however a tip on general area, as there are upper and lower lakes.

[2ndoldman]

Try around Burton and or Arrow Park. Both sides of the lake are good. Don't worry about infringing on his territory as there are quite a few who hunt points there.

Myrna wrote:

Yes, I've read there was a large Indian  population in Arrow Lakes area.  Your friend must be walking the beaches. Arrow lakes are partly resevoir and hydro dam controlled and shoreline depth varies drastically in some places depending on when the hydro gates are opened and shut. Shorelines are low here, waiting for freshet soon.  I don't want to infringe on his hot spot, however a tip on general area, as there are upper and lower lakes.