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  1. #1

    Feb 2005
    Houston, Tx
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    Colorado Ghost Towns

    Has anyone detected any ghost towns in Colorado? My wife and I are thinking of taking a vacation to Colorado and Utah this summer and I would love to detect some old sites. Any info on Colorado ghost towns and gold prospecting would be great.

    Thanks,
    Frank
    Minelab Explorer SE W/ SunRay X-1 Probe
    BH Pioneer 505
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  2. #2

    May 2006
    COLORADO SPRINGS
    DFX & XLT & Judge II Auto
    24

    Re: Colorado Ghost Towns

    I've detected in several ghost towns here. what part of colorado will you be in? don't know a lot about northern colorado. but there are some areas south and west of Denver that you can detect on. There are a few places that you can pan that are good let me know if you will be south of Denver and maybe i could recommend a few places.

  3. #3

    Feb 2008
    Colorado Springs
    23

    Re: Colorado Ghost Towns

    Frank,

    Here is a link to a good site that should give you some ideas where to hunt.

    http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/co/co.html

    The Comstock's

  4. #4
    us
    May 2007
    Western Colorado
    5,871
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    Re: Colorado Ghost Towns

    Comstock's,

    Nice link.

    Welcome to TNet
    Looking forward to more posts from you.

    Thom
    OD
    "Everybody dies"
    "But not everybody lives."

  5. #5
    DennisBear

    Apr 2007
    Canon City, Colorado
    Whites
    113

    Re: Colorado Ghost Towns

    Great link! I loved the pictures. Good hunting this year guys!
    The Colorado DennisBear

  6. #6
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    us
    Feb 2010
    Colorado
    Minelab E-Trac, Sunray Probe, Excalibur & 15" WOT coil, XTerra 705, Whites Surf PI Pro, DetectorPro Pistol Probe, Vibra-probe 580
    267

    Re: Colorado Ghost Towns

    Quote Originally Posted by dennisdunigan
    Great link! I loved the pictures. Good hunting this year guys!
    Also, if you are interested in other locations, there are alot of abandoned homesteads up in the NE part of the state. For instance, there are at least a dozen old homesteads and abandoned farmsteads within a couple of miles of my place. And thats just the tip of the iceberg. I would bet that many of these have never been detected. Or rarely. Not even by me. There are too many, not if you want to really go over a location. And all you have to do is drive. And finding the owners many times means just finding the nearest occupied farmstead or home and asking who owns the place you are wanting to get permission to hunt. Most times if they dont own the property you're interested in, they know who does own it, and can tell you how and where to contact them. Folks out this neck of the woods are mostly very friendly and willing to help you out, just be honest with them and tell them what you are wanting to do.

    I moved back here, oh, going on 7 years ago now. My how time flies. Bought the small ranch we have about 4 years ago. Havent had alot of time to TH like I would prefer, but I am getting set to retire for good and then we will have plenty of time.

    Good luck, and post here if and when you head this direction.
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