Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: FlintWalker on June 05, 2009, 05:27:12 pm
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Here's some of the points I've made in the last few days. I have a couple more, but their in my truck and the wife took it.
All are Sonora flint except the white one.
A couple of them will eventually end up on some arrows. Maybe I can put one through a deer this fall.
The longest one is 3-1/4", the shortest is 2-1/4"
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good stuff! Love that CN.
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Shannon , those are some great looking points, I,ve never tried any sonora, where does it come from? It sure is some nice looking rock, an I can just picture one going thru a deer. Later Bob
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Dang Shanon, you have taken to this like a chicken on a june bug. Very nice work,looks like clean rock?
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Man, he makes me soooooooooooooooooooooooo jealous!!! ;) ;D
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Shannon I love that Dalton!!!!!!Very nice chipping on all of them..
Curt
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Thanks fellers :)
Bob, Sonora comes from a very small area in north west Ky. It's pretty hard to find, but goooood stuff! I'd compare it to Georgetown flint from TX.
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Very, very nice points, Shannon. That IS some good looking rock, find the mother load? ;)
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awesome work shannon.
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Beautiful points Shannon, you just keep pushing the bar up higher and higher eh ;D
Looks like some really nice rock :)
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Wow Shannon, those are awesome! Is the sonora some of the same as Indiana hornstone? Looks like they would definitley put the meat on the table.
Tracy
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Here's the two I had in my truck. The transclucent one is Sonora. I couldn't get the notches any deeper because of that rotten spot on the corner, but I think it'll haft. The other one is from a nodule I picked up from a friends porch. I don't know the material, but I wish I had more of it. ;D
Tracy, sonora is different from KY or IN hornstone ;)
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you knap like I wanna
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Don't be silly Pete ::) I've seen your knapping ;)
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Nice work Shannon, you are really cranking out some awsome points.
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your turning out some killer points ,really enjoy the photos
Bone pile
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Very nice. I am not likely to ever get that good.
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Shannon: Sure like the points and having that little center ridge towards the point like on the sonorra makes for a tough big game hunting point. I hope all the young guys on PA appreciate the sharing of knowledge that we have. In the old days (50's) every thing was a secret and there just were not many knappers to share the skills! Boy was I a slow learner as trying to discover how to make good points was trial and error with lots of red! Thanks for sharing! Joe
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Nice stuff Shanon. I might have stayed with it if I had come along like you have. :)
Pappy
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Those are really cool, expertly done.
Where did you find the flint?