Posted by 4010guy on March 06, 2012 at 10:10:40 from (69.57.85.90):
In Reply to: Pickers Warehouse posted by Buickanddeere on March 06, 2012 at 07:17:25:
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Red.. Thats kinda interesting about the bullets...I don't know but back in the 80s my folks were touring that part of the country and they bot 2 bullets and a round led ball at a shop...they were told one was from the north and i think the slightly bigger from the south...They were covered with clay or dirt...dont know if they are real or not ...dont know what they paid but i know it was not a lot....I always thot they were real but dont know....just know the locals said they were still finding them....Is it possible i just won the mother load....LOL
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