In Okmulgee, down South of Tulsa. Basically all kinds. Enjoy finding old silver dimes the most on school grounds. Nickels are the most difficult because of more than one metal composition. Had a great teacher. Fred Goss. Anyone here know him ?
North Central OK, Enid
Just joined and hope to find out some info on where is allowed and not allowed & where are some good locations (ex Aussie so new to the area!)
Have a Bounty Hunter Tracker IV and find it great.
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***Just bought an Ace 250, hope this is better than the BH (which is good)****
Norman OK. Only 2 months of experience so I have not pinned down my little niche on MDing.
"Imagine you can only know one thing in the world," he says, "and that one thing is that you don't know anything." Quoted by my son to the National Geographic. This is how he realized he had a brain injury from an IED while serving in IRAQ.
Skiatook, I haven't worked up enough nerve to ask anyone if I can search their property yet. I enjoy coin roll hunting, and very interested in ghost towns (which I've recently visited several) and buried treasure stories.
Anybody been out last few days? I spent a couple of hours last week, nothing to brag about but better than pull tabs.
"Imagine you can only know one thing in the world," he says, "and that one thing is that you don't know anything." Quoted by my son to the National Geographic. This is how he realized he had a brain injury from an IED while serving in IRAQ.
North Central. Another Enid-ite here. I like all forms of detecting, but I prefer old house sites best. Nothin better than finding silver! (except for gold, but we know how THAT goes LOL)
Sand Springs, Oklahoma, USA! Been here all my life except when I wasn't. Proud to be a Sooner fan and even like OSU when they are not playing OU. I like hunting sandy beaches most of all but I do hint parks, playground, etc just to kill time. I am investigating some rural original homestead sites out west of Tulsa right now. Will try to hit them next spring before the weeds get too high. Would love to hunt civil war sites and do more relic hunting. The name OKIE was given to migrant workers from Oklahoma by native Kalifornians during the Great Depression. When someone teased Will Rogers about all the OKies moving to Kalifornia he said," It raised the average IQ of both states considerably"! Monty
Don't make me loose the hounds! If you dig, Cover up your holes.
As an Okie immigrant I could not get over the rivalry between OU & OSU fans, in Oz that sort of rivalry is usually reserved for the 'big boys' and half the people who are so passionate about OU or OSU didn't even attend the college .....just an Okie quirk I guess LOL.
Though in Oz we are known to bet on anything...two flies crawling up a wall....we even have the day off work for a horse race.
.........I am investigating some rural original homestead sites out west of Tulsa right now. Will try to hit them next spring before the weeds get too high. Would love to hunt civil war sites and do more relic hunting....
Sounds interesting how old are the sites you are researching?
Aussie I think some of them go back to Indian Territory days from when the tribes were relocated in the 1860s on up? Monty
Monty sounds like some interesting sites, I'd be interested to hear more (obviously not the locations) when you know more.
It's hard (or is it just me?) to find 'old' sites here in OK?
Were the 1860s about the time when non-native Americans first ventured into OK?
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.....just an Okie quirk I guess LOL.
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