Been after it lately..

[Stringman]

Finding some rhythm in the knapping pit and got a few knocked out. Mostly Tx chert.





Got this piece of Sonora kinda thin.





And a couple knives that are ready to put together.



Have a good un' and Merry Christmas!

[nclonghunter]

Great work on all those. That one is thin,thin,thin.

[Aaron H]

Great work Scott,  and cool presentation too.

[Ed Brooks]

Great looking points. I believe i have one of your points from last yrs arrow trade. that arrow went black tail hunting last weekend. in a lot of rain. got wet no shooting at anything tho. Ed

[Stringman]

Got that Sonora from you, Lyman.

Thanks Aaron!

Ed, I'm rooting for ya.

[Zuma]

Lots of jazzy rhythm there.
They look like  points I would strap on an arrow.
Is the wide black one dacite and the red on Senora
thanks Zuma

[Danzn Bar]

Great looking points. I believe i have one of your points from last yrs arrow trade. that arrow went black tail hunting last weekend. in a lot of rain. got wet no shooting at anything tho. Ed

Your correct Ed....that was one of Scotts points....Good luck hunting ...Glad to here your hunting with it.   
DBar

[Stringman]

Thanks Don. Of the 2 knife blades - the bigger is banded obsidian. The red is actually a piece of horse creek. The wide corner notch in the middle of the hunting points is Sonora.

[bubby]

Beautiful work Scott!!

[mullet]

Very nice, Scott. You have it going on, for sure.

[Knapper]

Way to go Scott. The set is awesome. One of the most prized points in my collection is the one we traded for at the last Classic. Thanks again
Knapper

[iowabow]

All look great and you sure have been busy!

[Sasquatch]

Man you really know how to crank them out.  It was hard to see the awesomeness with the flakes in background.  But I know they are good.

[Stringman]

Knapper, sounds like you need to work on your collection.

Thanks guys.

Nathaniel I noticed that, but was trying to get the light right to make the background work. I'm afraid some of them just blended to much. I had the thought, it would make an extremely hard jigsaw puzzle. 

[Zuma]

Thanks Don. Of the 2 knife blades - the bigger is banded obsidian. The red is actually a piece of horse creek. The wide corner notch in the middle of the hunting points is Sonora.

Thanks String,
Always learning something new here.
I am familiar with all your lithics except
the Senora. I don't know why because it
seems to have a distribution like Hornstone.
I always thought it was SW by the name 
Zuma
For a chert point that is extra thin