Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Zuma on November 26, 2015, 02:28:07 pm
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Well to tell the tail-- ???
I got up before sunrise. I took pics of the moon set. :)
Got bored and pecked out a turkey tail starting with
of course an overshot. :o
Happy Turkey Day Zuma O:)
Oh I still have a few hours to get a wild one. :laugh:
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Oh the point of the tale :laugh:
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Sweeeeet blade ya got there... Someday I`ll make something that nice before breakfast, it`d make the rest of the day go better, I`m thinkin`,right?
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Don, some beautiful pics, and I like your turkey tale. Looks like some of Eric's Chigger Creek Buffalo River stone. Bob
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Nice one Zuma.
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very nice, man.
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Thanks guys.
It's the rock.
Bob I think you are correct. Chigger Creek.
Now I'm all itchy :laugh:
Zuma
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Don't you just love that rock? You certainly got good results from it. Nice knapping.
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Nice tail Zuma...... ;)
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Dalton it is sweet rock.
Thanks NC :)
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Nice!!!
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Thanks Fellas,
Bob - by the way I talked to Eric and he said it's Chigger Woods
and What the tail is made from is just regular Buffalo??
Zuma
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SWEETTTTTTTTTT
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Overshot ...Undershot, That one is on target :D
Knapper
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Thanks fellas you are kind. :)
After beating on the cherts with major inclusions, crystal
and concrete pockets, this chert was a dream. :)
Even starting from bricks. ;)
Zuma
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really beautiful,
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That's certainly a nice point. I love that material as well - the nicest Dalton I ever made was BR. I hope you get ahold of more of it!
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Thanks Hans and Dalton.
I just recently discovered I have collected several
points along the Calf Killer in eastern Tenn. that are
made out of Buffalo. I didn't know what material they
were made of until knapping some.
I have quite a few from Benton County too.
Zuma
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Hats off to ya very nice. Love it on the tail feather!!!