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Old 08-08-2005, 11:39 AM
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Default Hey guys

I know it has been awhile since i have posted, but felt the need to share this. Due to the heat and the construction season slowing down. I have had a few time where i could hunt. I was at a buddies house way out in the sticks hunting with him. Wehn we decided to take a break and hit the local coffee/domino hang out store for the older guys. We where sitting around talking about MD when one of the guys suggested we hit and old dance area wher they use to meet on saturdays and have dances, and have small carnvils. with pony rides. hesaid just about everything was a change to do then so i bet a lot was dropped. We got all excited and he drove us there we hunted for about 1 hour and came out with belive it or not 15 mercs and 5 nickels and several old wheats never found a quarter how strang is that. The old farm said every one was poor and a quart was like a dollar back hten people didn't just losse them. Anyway that area got me to think I wonder how many other small country towns in the sticks had areas like that sure would love to find another area like that.

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Old 08-08-2005, 12:00 PM
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Cool Nice finds!

keep it up. i haver found more than 3 in a day.
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Old 08-08-2005, 03:26 PM
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Default dime lucky

hey tenn. guy you had better load that bunch up evertime you go ,man that a bunch of dimes in a day lots of small towns had a place where everbody got together and played cards and drank a few also! good luck to ya and your guides..........CR
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