[Red Badger]

REMINDS ME OF AN OLD JOKE:

A tourist and his family stopped at one of those roadside trinket shops/restaurants out west where they sell Indian souvenirs and handmade artifacts and crafts.

He spotted a box full of arrowheads of all different kinds and sizes, $5 each.

He asked the proprietor if they were real.

“Of course they are real,” he replied. “They are genuine old Indian arrowheads”

Skeptical, the tourist asked where they came from.

“From all over the place, even back of this store,” he countered.

So the tourist bought a couple for his kids as souvenirs and headed them all out to the car.

As they were loading up, he casually walked around the back of the store, and sure enough, he saw that the proprietor was telling the truth.

There sat an old Indian making hundreds of arrowheads............

[org.whodat]

LOL, I ran into an old boy that made Tommy hawks and sold them on ebay, he was good at flint also. Our family farm was an old Indian hunting camping area, I spent hours as a kid walking new plowed field hunting arrow heads. I had a big jar full, I gave them to my little nephew, that spend hours following me saying what ye doing. He is over six foot and about 300 lbs today.