Potters Treasure books versus Horner

[Darren in NC]

Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

Many people have testified that Potter's book was instrumental for them - including Mel himself. I haven't heard anyone speak of Dave Horner's material. Can anyone testify whether Horner exaggerated or not? Any old timers here who knew him? Is he still alive and writing? Thanks.

 

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[ivan salis]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

I have a POTTER book --mel ,marx and other top notch folks all swore by potters in the old days --its a solid good book even today its useful still --- mines the revised or "updated" edition --it has all the original stuff plus a bit more that the older first editon did ---I use it often. two other great florida only shipwreck books are --SHIPWRECKS OF FLORIDA by SINGER and SHIPWRECKS IN FLORIDA by MARX--both which are great --these three books together make a great starter set for basic research for florida area wrecks. and the set can be put together for not too much money-- Ivan

 

[Darren in NC]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

Thanks, Ivan. I like Potter, too. I was hoping for info on Horner, though.

 

[ivan salis]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

have you checked out the other two books I talk about?

 

[Mackaydon]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

Darren:
Dave Horner, Lou Ullian, Rob McClung and others and I were partners in the discovery and salvage of the "Capitana" (1654) off my boat, the R/V Explorer, ten years ago in Ecuador. Dave wrote about our exploits in his book "Shipwrecks" and accurately gave credit of the discover to McClung. I found no exaggerations in his book regarding the Capitana.

 

[Darren in NC]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

Thanks, Don. Glad to hear it. Is he still around today?

have you checked out the other two books I talk about?

Ivan, I'm not looking for Florida info for this project, but I'm sure those books would be great for our Conquistador projects. Thanks.

 

[Mackaydon]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

Darren:
Last I heard Dave was still commuting between residences in Fla. and Md.

 

[ScottyLee]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

Seahunter and myself where at Dave's home a few months ago. He is still very active in treasure hunting.

 

[Darren in NC]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

Scotty, do you know if he's gone back to Maryland or is he still in Fla? I'll be down in a few weeks and would love to meet him. Do you have any contact info you could email me? Thanks so much!

 

[jeff k]

Re: Potter's Treasure books versus Horner

I heard that Dave Horner had a lease on the Cay Sal Bank. Does anybody know what he was looking for?