Larry & OkieAl on the road again



Al had a couple of modern repros he gave to Badger & I



Al's frame of largely Southern OK finds



A PINK CT ..note really robust tangs, they must have had tougher Bison meat up north



Tech time, Al & I compare umbrella holder devices.



Barefootin aint what it used to be...



It's an amazing sight to see Bill standing up zipping around the country side



Al's finds ( found another base before leaving time )



My finds along with camping luau feast wreckage



Highest marks to Spyder for self restraint...That smell wafting from a Chili can was BODACHIOUS



Best, Darl blade



Is the roadwork at an end ??...that red knife is sitting on the solid bedrock with just a half inch of soil on top



Here's a whole new meaning to " water hazard "



WHOLLY COW

Whooo weee! Chili on a hot Texas day?? Man! I'venoticed alot of ctangs look just like that pink one does north of the Red River. Not all, but alot. Interesting why they made them that way. Great show. Hal,....check your email. I sent you updated info last night on what we have been talking about...

Looks like my kind of heat. Where ya all diggin' at?
I'm looking to dig or screen sat and sun this week. Thinking of heading towards the Nueces for the good flint. Thanks ,Garry

G, the above pics are at Chrisners. Latest finds from the Nueces under " Rolands". Best call any dig operator for the latest details. Info on both ( or more sites ) are on the frt pg under ' PAY DIGS '

Trav, interesting that you remark on there being a fair number of red colored flint around the Red R. The
original owner of the Pink CT must have been a fashion leader.
Chili in the heat no prob, chill in the ice box before eating