Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[Pineywoods]

what do you think that long spear looking one is it's thicker than the reg arrow heads

Probably some type of knife but not exactly sure on that one.

[Lincoln Hawk]

Blanco County find this am.

[erikm1981]

Blanco County find this am.

Dang that’s a heck of a find… was it just on the surface like that?

[Man]

Wow thats awesome....what county?

[Lincoln Hawk]

Erik,

Yes, I took the photo before picking it up. It was sitting on a ~1.5 inch "pedestal" of soil. Easiest find in the world. It's common to find flint on 1-3" pedestals in these parts due to erosion.

Man,

Blanco Co.

[Lincoln Hawk]

A few finds today.

[droebuck]

3 that I found in Webb county this weekend. I think the one on the left is a Caracara but not sure on the other two. Any thoughts?

[txbowhunter14]

Any thoughts on what type this might be? Found in fort bend county.

[Sika]

3 that I found in Webb county this weekend. I think the one on the left is a Caracara but not sure on the other two. Any thoughts?

Pretty sure those are all fairland types. I have found a bunch of them in Dimmit county.

[Lincoln Hawk]

Any thoughts on what type this might be? Found in fort bend county.

I don't know what it is, but it's freaking gorgeous.

[erikm1981]

My wife found this today not 100% sure it’s anything but looks like the web photo attached.

[Cola Blanca]

On the other side of the fence from droebuck

[fish4food]

I see some good hard pan under that feeder!

Cola Blanca ever need a hand filling feeders, I’d love to look for them pointed rocks with you!

[TXcazador91]

I’m thinking bird point pre-form

[TXcazador91]

Any thoughts on what type this might be? Found in fort bend county.

Is it broke on the bottom?