u/krakenatorr

I found this on a beach in southern Saskatchewan, Canada.

The hole and groove on the "top" side feel quitr smooth and polished compared to the rest of the rock, as does the hole on the bottom. The holes do meet in the middle but not perfectly, they kind of connect at the sides.

Does this look natural to you guys? Or could it have been some kind of tool? The hole and groove being so polished is making me think it could be something but i am by no means an expert. Any insight is nuch appreciated.

It is about 1.5cm long and 1cm diameter at the "base"

I told myself I was done buying knives for a while but i couldnt pass this guy up. Stopped by an antique store out of boredom today, and while looking into a glass display case full of knives, I spotted some black Spyderco FRN peeking out from beneath a pile of cheap old folders. I asked the owner to grab it for me, half expecting whatever it was to be WAY overpriced, as things tend to be in that store. He dug up what turned out to be an Endura 4 with a price tag of $11. Sold!

It was missing its pocket clip and and has certainly been used, but its not too beat up. I put one of my spare OEM clips on it and it will be my new work knife.

Also pictured is;

Slipjoint Chaparral, which was a fathers day gift from my wonderful lady.

Serrated Native Chief that I got for an absolute steal a couple months back

and what I believe was the last brand new serrated k390 Delica that was available in Canada.

This is my third summer hunting and I've finally found at least a partial arrowhead. I am certainly happy to have found it, but it was still a little bittersweet.

Found on a beach in southern Saskatchewan.