Opinions needed from the expert leadheads on this forum. While going through some bullets I had excavated more than 15 years ago at a site in central Louisiana which was part of the Red River Campaign, I noticed this bullet and wondered if it could be a Baby Belgian. It came from an agriculture field that has been farmed for decades and decades and any artifacts found are covered with tractor plow marks, as is this example. The dimensions are .575 D X .916L as best I could get from this dinged up bullet with a conical cavity and appears to be nose cast. As a side note, I found a Baby Hog or Hawg from this same field around the same time I excavated this bullet. So, am I dreaming or wishful thinking that indeed this bullet is a Baby Belgian or is it too beat up to tell or is this "just another 3 ringer". Thanks for any input.
