civil war site

[Larry]

I got to hunt a little this week at a civil war site, mossey creek, in Jefferson city. Only found a half of a horse shoe, but it was awesome to be standing where several thousand men were fighting. Hope to get back there soon. Its been hunted to death, but its interesting.

[Dustin Mills]

It would be nice if they took more pictures back then wouldn't it? So you could see how everything looked. Maybe go back in time for about 5 minutes just to see how much the earth where you were standing has changed.

[Boaz]

that what I like to find the old site to hold what someone else did 100 years are more 

[HRife]

Maybe I should hit that place with my Magnex magnetometer. It will pick up a 55 gal barrel at 12 feet deep. Should pick up a cannon ball at about 2 to 4 feet.

Bring the backhoe!

Harold

[Larry]

My neighbor grew up thereon Mosey Creek, that's how i got to hunt it. She loaned me a book called Lilly of the valley. It did have a few pitcures and i could still recognize a couple of the hills. A caption Lilly was one of the union officers.  Her sister in law still lives up there, and she showed me a whole box of relics that she had found right in her yard. It was amazing.

[HRife]

It is always fun to hunt where you know good things have been found. I wish I could get a shot at a well known site. Probably wouldn't find anything, but the hunt would be great! Hope you get a chance to go back.

I did dig up the end of a spade today. Someone must have been there before me.

Keep digging.

[Wojo113]

Isn't it erie to know your standing on the same ground that thousands of men have stood before and not one is alive today. The more I read about the civil war the more I found it to be incredibly awsome and sad.

[4-H]

Yes, that is an amazing feeling huh?