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Dec 05, 2009, 07:47 AM
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Some of the old sites I hunted this season
I like to take a pic or two, or three at the places I hunt, here are some of the places I was digging treasure this year. Enjoy
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Dec 05, 2009, 08:44 AM
#2
Re: Some of the old sites I hunted this season
Some neat looking places, I've often wonder why people let some places go to heck like they do.
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Dec 05, 2009, 06:25 PM
#3
For that special someone. Can ya diggit?
Re: Some of the old sites I hunted this season
Cool sites. Thanks for sharing the pics. Have you found that the sites you believe will "pay" better, actually do?
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Dec 05, 2009, 07:55 PM
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Re: Some of the old sites I hunted this season
 Originally Posted by DigginThePast
Cool sites. Thanks for sharing the pics.  Have you found that the sites you believe will "pay" better, actually do?
no. actually some of the ones i think will have nothing are loaded, and the ones that "LOOK great" have very little, I stopped judging houses by looks..........The looks of the house has nothing to do with how many kids lived there and lost goodies...lol
the first house in pic #1 was loaded, wheats, silver, indians, large cent..etc, and I figured there would be nothing there, boy was I wrong!
and the houses I "THOUGHT" would be loaded, had very little, pics #8, #9
house in pic #11, there were wheats everywhere I went, but not a single silver, I think I got a buffalo or two there as well
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Dec 05, 2009, 08:02 PM
#5
Re: Some of the old sites I hunted this season
I am digging all that cool wrought iron. Nice friendly places they all seem to be
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Dec 06, 2009, 05:05 PM
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For that special someone. Can ya diggit?
Re: Some of the old sites I hunted this season
 Originally Posted by Goes4ever
 Originally Posted by DigginThePast
Cool sites. Thanks for sharing the pics.  Have you found that the sites you believe will "pay" better, actually do?
no. actually some of the ones i think will have nothing are loaded, and the ones that "LOOK great" have very little, I stopped judging houses by looks..........The looks of the house has nothing to do with how many kids lived there and lost goodies...lol
the first house in pic #1 was loaded, wheats, silver, indians, large cent..etc, and I figured there would be nothing there, boy was I wrong!
and the houses I "THOUGHT" would be loaded, had very little, pics #8, #9
house in pic #11, there were wheats everywhere I went, but not a single silver, I think I got a buffalo or two there as well
Well at least it isn't just me then. All too often the sites that seem like they should be really good produce very little. Even my own place, dates back to 1780 and historically had people of means living here, has produced very little. I think the problem with my home is that there has been too much work done with improvements (septics, drainage, plantings, stonework etc) over the years. Conversely some of the cellar holes out in the woods produce some of the best finds for me. Many of these places never had electricity, plumbing or other improvements so the ground has not been disturbed very much.
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Dec 06, 2009, 05:44 PM
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 DFCA
Re: Some of the old sites I hunted this season
you just never know what you'll find when you start digging
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Dec 07, 2009, 09:53 AM
#8
 The Lord Has Risen
Re: Some of the old sites I hunted this season
Those look like some fun spots to go hunt ! Thanks for sharing them!
This is the day the Lord hath made we shall rejoice and be glad in it!
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