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  1. #1

    May 2007
    Richmond Texas
    , BH Lone Star, BH Pinpointer, Homebuilt BFO, Index finger
    115

    Branson Area

    I plan to vacation in Branson next month and would like some info as to where MDing is permitted and tips on potentialy productive spots.
    Thank you!
    At least its an old pull tab!

  2. #2

    Feb 2006
    Hen Pecked Hollow
    Fisher CZ3D, Whites TM 808,
    659
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Branson Area

    In my opinion you are about a year and a half too late. Most of the old historic part of Branson, which is on the lakefront, has been bulldozed and developed for the Branson Landing. Nothing but concrete now. If you are looking for newer coins and jewelry I would try out the soccer parks. I will help out in any way I can. Enjoy your visit....Steve

  3. #3

    Oct 2003
    St. Louis
    Tesoro Tejon
    156

    Re: Branson Area

    I would not waste my time in Branson. I would travel maybe 50 miles East, West, or South and check out some of those smaller towns. I know that the whole area was used during the Civil War, but good luck finding anything. I would not go up to Springfield as there is a metal detecting club up there and I am sure that area is clean except for new stuff. Get a map of Missouri and pick a spot. I think I would go East maybe 50 miles of Branson as I know there was lots of Civil War activity in that area.

  4. #4

    May 2007
    Richmond Texas
    , BH Lone Star, BH Pinpointer, Homebuilt BFO, Index finger
    115

    Re: Branson Area

    Thanks for the input!
    At least its an old pull tab!

  5. #5

    Apr 2007
    Joplin, MO
    Teknetics Turbo, Fisher 1280-X, Aquapulse.
    192
    Beach and Shallow Water Hunting

    Re: Branson Area

    Newtonia is about 40 miles from Branson east and it was the site of a running calvery battle. I have hunted the area and found eagle button and 3 ring bullets. Its on 60 hwy, use one of the map services for exact site details.

  6. #6

    Oct 2003
    St. Louis
    Tesoro Tejon
    156

    Re: Branson Area

    I hunted Newtonia in the 1970's but found nothing. At that time a man lived next to the old fort named Paul. He had a number of unexploded shells that he had found in the creek at Newtonia. At that time detectors were not as good as those of today. No discriminators so you had to dig everything. I have never been to a hunted out civil war site yet. There is always something left to find and keep.

 

 

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