Sulphur RiverI hit the river early today with a 60% chance of rain today. After not finding much downstream I headed back the other direction. The finds started coming right off the bat. I usally surface scan the gravel before sifting just to get the easy stuff. As I was crawling one of the bars I spoted a nice arrowhead. My first Texas point. A little worn, but still nice. I managed to pick up a few nice teeth today, but before I could start sifting I heard the Thunder not to far from me so I packed it in, but the rain came too fast and I got soaked on my long walk back to the car. Stupid rain messed up my river trip, but I know it did some good from some of my other spots back closer to home.
Location
| Hunt County, Texas, USA |
ID | 2341 |
Member | jax |
Date Added | 9/9/2007 |
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Huge Ischyrhiza Mira without the tip it is 1.75 inches. Thats by far the biggest one I have found |
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Not sure what this is, but its pretty cool. The tip is almost white while the rest of it is black. Kinda looks like Mosssaur, but I have never seen one look like that. |
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my point |
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