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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 291875" data-attributes="member: 367">Wheat whacker, That is a nice one.&nbsp; I have a smaller one that is similar but yours has such a nice tapered tip to it.&nbsp; Guy, I kick myself after seeing your pic.&nbsp; &nbsp; We had a real nice old tomahawk like that but the rock was broken/split.&nbsp; It was all there just had a fracture.&nbsp; There was some faded red paint on the head.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; We had an antique auction and put it on there and I forget what it sold for but I wish we would have kept it or at least taken some pictures.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;The one in the pic with the hole could either be for making arrows or a weight for a fish net.&nbsp; &nbsp; I met a old feller back in the late 70s while exploring out in the middle of nowhere north of Newtown and he asked what my bride and I were doing and he said hop in. we spent the afternoon with him and he knew a lot and shared a lot.&nbsp;&nbsp; He showed us what he called fossilized dinosaur eggs but I don't know what to believe on the streets sometime.&nbsp; I have a few that I found around here that I will snap a few pics of.&nbsp; A year earlier I had broken my arm riding dirt bike and hit a big dugout in tall grass, His claims were that the old native would get in there and pile brush on top and bait it and sit and wait for an Eagle to land and reach out and catch it.&nbsp; &nbsp; Sounded far fetched but was interesting theory what that hole was.&nbsp; &nbsp;[ATTACH]42447[/ATTACH][ATTACH]42448[/ATTACH][ATTACH]42449[/ATTACH]- - - Updated - - -[ATTACH]42450[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 291875, member: 367"] Wheat whacker, That is a nice one. I have a smaller one that is similar but yours has such a nice tapered tip to it. Guy, I kick myself after seeing your pic. We had a real nice old tomahawk like that but the rock was broken/split. It was all there just had a fracture. There was some faded red paint on the head. We had an antique auction and put it on there and I forget what it sold for but I wish we would have kept it or at least taken some pictures. The one in the pic with the hole could either be for making arrows or a weight for a fish net. I met a old feller back in the late 70s while exploring out in the middle of nowhere north of Newtown and he asked what my bride and I were doing and he said hop in. we spent the afternoon with him and he knew a lot and shared a lot. He showed us what he called fossilized dinosaur eggs but I don't know what to believe on the streets sometime. I have a few that I found around here that I will snap a few pics of. A year earlier I had broken my arm riding dirt bike and hit a big dugout in tall grass, His claims were that the old native would get in there and pile brush on top and bait it and sit and wait for an Eagle to land and reach out and catch it. Sounded far fetched but was interesting theory what that hole was. [ATTACH=CONFIG]42447._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]42448._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]42449._xfImport[/ATTACH] [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] [ATTACH=CONFIG]42450._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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