The guy that owns the property showed me his collection, he's only owned the property for 3 years and he's already found over 100 really nice ones and tons of broke ones. Must have been a camp there, according to the history of the area it was one of the prime hunting areas for the cherokee. Being 1/8 cherokee it really interest me

Never picked and arrow heads myself, but my hunting property and nearby properties along the Rifle River in Northern Mid Michigan have mounds along the river created several hundreds of years ago. The head waters were known as wintering area for native peoples and the outlet into Saginaw Bay is called Wigwam bay, said to be a summer area. Not sure the purpose exactly of the mounds. A couple are hundreds of feet across with a narrow shallow moat or trench around them, with a level entrance perhaps. Never disturbed them, often ponder and wonder, sometimes total silence while my imagination tries to hear.

... Imagine having to kill a east Tennessee buck with one of those points.

While checking my beaver sets this morning I was walking the edge of a cornfield and looked down and saw a piece of a arrowhead, and I started looking around a little bit and found two small ones both had been hit with a disc, but then I found one good sized one that was almost complete, I love finding these things and can't help but imagine the time they had in making them