My son found this yesterday while surface hunting..... i've seen it before but cant remember the name.... base and tip are both broke, but really beautiful workmanship!

long time lurker..... digfest pics are awesome... i need to make it out and meet some of ya'll kats!

Thanks guys....

Broke Perdiz?... i'm just takin a stab..

Tough without a base. My vote is Bonham. What part of Texas was it found?

bonham is what i think also

With a length of 1 13/16 inches; and an overall fantasy of 2 3/8 to 2 1/2
inches, I guestimate Split Base Ensor.
Gorgeous flint & workmanship

fayette county texas......


thanks guys!.. yeah one of the better birds found on our ranch.....

My other birdies...........

Thats a very nice selection of finds. Comparing the latest find to all the other flint types, it seems a bit of an anomoly. That beautiful translucent flint seems more typical for points west ( like Georgetown ? )...possibly brought to your area by a roving hunter ?

i'm thinking..... from what i got from the old man who owned the land before us, is that there was a road that connected bastrop to giddings, that passed through our property...said there was a watering hold, (which is now our house pond)....that they would rest at......


if you drive down 153 .. you can see some of the old road bed..... its pretty neat.. but we have allot of diversity of points and tools...

thanks again for looking!