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Hunting north of St Johns, MI in a marsh area a few years back. I arrowed my first buck hunting at ground level at less than 12 yards..what a rush. I spent the morning looking for it as the hit was a little high, but a pass through and he ran down a creek before heading into a thick grassy end of the woods. On my way out to get my sons to help track the deer I found this unique rock (looks to be a meteorite). I left it because it weighed about 15 pounds and didn't want to carry it. Yes we found the buck on our first pass and the next spring I went back and picked up the rock.. Posts: 1210 | From: Michigan | Registered: Mar 2008
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sorry that was to be under the coolest things seen while bow hunting thread..Roy
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"There's a race of men that dont fit in, A race that can't stay still; So they break the hearts of kith and kin, And they roam the world at will" Robert Service Posts: 3506 | From: dansville ,michigan | Registered: Jan 2007
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I would have someone check it that is familiar with the composition of meteorites. It doesn't look like one to me, but it could be weathered over a long period of time. And if it is weathered, it should show some rust as they contain nickle iron and will show rust spots after awhile.
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Yeah I think i would have it checked out...you might be sitting on a gold mine. Nice find Posts: 1442 | From: Mantua, NJ | Registered: Apr 2006
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-------------------- "If I had tried a little harder and practiced a little more, by now I could have been average"...Me Posts: 1512 | From: Macon, Ga. | Registered: May 2009
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Nope, certainly not Leaverite. Otherwise it would have stayed put. Leaverite is usually tossed into the woods by a sarcastic geologist. Nor is it Fornicite, for the same reason as above. Looks good on the doily, though! Posts: 132 | From: Wyoming | Registered: Dec 2008
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