central Kansas

[Jbaldock]

new to Central kansas. Where do I start looking for arrowheads here?

[Hal Gorges]

Welcome from Florida...I looked at your bio to try an see if you got a sense of humor, I hope so.....Answer:, wherever Indians left em....Seriously, if you were hunting in Florida I would put you right on a site so you could find some.,but if I was in Kansas I’d have some learnin to do...there’s nice folks here will help you I’m sure

[antmike915]

Welcome from Georgia

[gregszybala]

Welcome to the site. To answer your question, all over the place. Spend some time browsing through some of the posts and comments in this section. Some great insights into how and where to find locations.

https://forums.arrowheads.com/forum/new-member-area-gc25/hunting-tips-gc144

[Hoss]

Water food shelter. Resources needed for survival. Water was also a means of travel. The superhighways of ancient times. Think about those things as you seek places to search.

[clovisoid]

Gravel bar hunting seems popular in Kansas, just make sure to check the laws regarding what, where, how.

[Havenhunter]

Water was the key to survival for ancient man, not only to drink but to attract wild life that could be hunted. Streams, rivers, watering holes... know your state laws.
if you have access to local historical societies, ask if they have a NA collection. Use the resources on this site to educate yourself as to types found in your region.

[Jbaldock]

Thanks to all of you for you welcome. I'm looking in the Arkansas River bed. I know if I keep looking I will eventually find. I've been finding in Nevada for three years and have had great success. I'll just keep looking down. Thanks!!