Bill, I will say this once and ONCE only! Don't EVER call me a liar again!
You're memory is seriously flawed! I DID draw you a map with an X
marks the spot direct to a confirmed find you know it and I know it!
And the "NOs" you received from me were for stones and information I
was under promise not to reveal. Do not make the mistake of twisting
that information for your benefit Bill! I will call you on it...
People on this list can decide for themselves based on your history. I
think that speaks for itself.
Eric
Quoting bill kies <[email protected]>:
Eric,
It was a pleasure meeting you. I won't publicly argue with you other
than to say that you may have mentioned the general area you were
hunting in but you certainly did not give me a treasure map with X
marks the spot, lol. I distinctly remember many resounding NO'S when
asking about new finds. Believe me, I understand that.
Good luck and I hope to see you soon. I'll be back up in a day or
two. I need a few days of good food and a little rest. Getting old....
Good Hunting,
Bill
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Date: Mon, 3 May 2010 07:29:32 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
CC: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Wisconsin Meteorite Hunt.
Hey Bill, List,
Did you bother to talk to Sonny and ask him anything or are you
assuming he'd never been on that land? Perhaps he'd already had
previous permission? I don't know... But to attack Sonny so brashly
and call him names PUBLICLY that are completely out of character for
him, seems to me to be much more rude than him walking past you in the
field...
Need I mention that I drew you a map, literally where X marked the
spot of the area where a NICE stone was found on the small end where I
knew there were most likely more pieces and so a good chance you might
make a find or two. Yet there was no reciprocation at all from you...
Who's greedy Bill? The one who ignores you, or the one who holds his
information even after information is shared with him?
By the way, I'll keep "pumpin" the lack of material too. Until there's
more confirmed, it's ALL rumor!
Regards,
Eric
Quoting bill kies :
Well,
I just returned from my third trip with 12 days walking on cobbs and
I have to say that the most pathetic display of rude bs was that of
Sonny what's his name. The man pulled up his truck, looked through
us like we were non-exixtant ignoring the fact, as we protested,
that we had previous permission to search the property in question.
Sonny was so aggressive that he didn't even notice that one of our
team members was a 77 year old man that was the Patriarch of the
family that owned the land. He ignored us and hauled ass straight up
to the front door trying to conive his way in.
Nice work Sonny. You deserve a big pat on the back. You belong in
Georgia. You're a real inspiration to us all you greedy S*B.
Bill
PS:
Keep pumping the lack of material. Time will tell.
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To: [email protected]
Date: Mon, 3 May 2010 00:37:00 -0400
From: [email protected]
Subject: [meteorite-list] Wisconsin Meteorite Hunt.
Hi All,
I just returned from my second hunt in Wisconsin. I hunted a total of 9
days in the field. I really enjoyed spending time with the other
hunters and got to know some of the locals too.
Without a doubt, Wisconsin is the friendliest state I have ever
visited. Everyone would invite you into their homes, also allow you to
hunt for meteorites on their property. I even had
a chance to milk a cow. I want to say thanks to Rob Matson and Mark
Fries for the great work with the Doppler Radar. Terry Boudreaux and
Karl Aston played a major role in gaining
access to hunt many of the properties. These 2 guys are awesome. What
really made this trip enjoyable was spending time with everyone
hunting. After 9 days of hunting I was able
to find 3 meteorites, one with the assistance of Brix (my dog) and the
other 2 on my second trip out. The total of my finds is 366.4 grams. I
hope to post pictures from the hunt on my
website within the next week. The rumors of many stones being recovered
is simply not true. Out of 6 guys hunting for 4 days( covering a lot of
ground ) only 2 stones were recovered.
On the previous hunt with 10 guys hunting only 4 stones were recovered.
By far, the best complete stone I have seen is Rob Wesel's. Another
kudo's goes out to Joe Kerchner for his
magnificent find. Eric Wichman also made some outstanding finds.
Many of the fields are now being plowed and planted. Further recovery
of meteorites is becoming more difficult. It would be nice to compile a
list of everyone's finds to determine the TKW
so far.
Good luck to all of the guys that are still out in the field.
Sonny
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