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Where we live here in the rain forest of Central America, just getting to the area I like to hunt is an adventure. First the jungle is so thick that there are areas that are almost dark , very little sunlight. Then if the jungle does not stop you, the mud holes will. I own a ton and a half commercial 4 wheel drive truck that you need chains on just to get out of the clay pots. The areas I like to hunt are the trails used by the indigenous Indians. The four main tribes are the Ngobe Bugle,Woonan, Embera and the Kuna. They have used these trails for centuries. Some of the tribes still use bow and arrow to hunt. They also file there teeth to a point as to look like a piranha type fish. They look a little scary when they just appear out of nowhere. Well so much for the history lesson. I wrote this thread because last week I dug up a silver plated spoon on one of the trails. The spoon was made by L. Barth & Co. Now how on earth did that thing get to be so deep in the jungle on this old trail ? Found it with my old Whites MXT about 5 inches deep. Thanks for looking and best of luck.
