Well, dear Geoff,
why "beware of the rattlesnakes"? Don't we already have a meteorite hunting
dog? So, why the hell not meteorite hunting rattlesnakes?
No one knows better desert hunting conditions. No expensive dog's food - one
of the hunters from time to time would do.
And, not to forget: what a wonderful precision! Soft rattle: small
meteorite. Strong rattle: big full crusted individual. 2 rattles: oriented
individual. rattle chorus: ... ahm ... asteroid.
[protected business concept] Matthias B.
P.S. Please have all a fine 4th.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Notkin" <geok...@notkin.net>
To: "Jack Schrader" <schrad...@rocketmail.com>; "Meteorite List"
<meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:04 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Arizona's Newest Fall
Dear Jack:
Hearty congratulations on your find!
We also put in hundreds of miles, interviewed many eyewitnesses and did a
number of local news TV spots in the hope that more people who saw the
fireball would come forward. But no finds for us.
There is some hard country out there and -- as you well know -- it's been
hot and muggy down here in the Sonoran Desert. You're the Arizona champ,
job well done.
Cheers and good hunting (and watch out for those rattlesnakes),
Geoff N.
www.aerolite.org
www.meteoritemen.com
www.meteoriteblog.org
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