Hi Folks. Another Newbie Here.

[Chrimsum]

Hello All. I just joined TNet about a week ago and I'm looking forward to connecting with some other hunters in my area. I live in Milam, Texas. Just north of Hemphill and a few miles from the Louisiana state line. I've done some research and it seems this area just might have some treasures/loot just waiting to be found. I'm hoping to partner up with another hunter or local group. I prefer hunting with at least one other person for safety's sake. We have a rather large population of feral hogs around here and they are known to be dangerous. Aggressive. We've got a good number of rattlers too so it just makes sense to partner up. I look forward to hearing from other hunters in and around my area and hope to put together some outings. I am a novice so there are some things I need to learn still. Like approaching property owners to get permission to search their property. There's a lot of cattle ranches here and I don't want to upset the ranchers or the livestock. So, let me hear from you.

 

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[TNGUNS]

Welcome from the great state of Tennessee.

 

[Chrimsum]

Thanks TNGUNS. Tennessee has got to be a great place for treasure hunting. It's a beautiful state and rich

 

[BARKER]

HI Chrimsum; Greetings from Boston. Welcome to the TNet. Look forward to your Posts and pictures. PEACE:RONB

 

[digging440yrs]

Welcome aboard

 

[OldGringo]

Welcome from the Missouri City / Sugarland area

 

[etex]

Welcome, lots of old sawmill ghost town's around your area, could be worth looking at

 

[Metal Detecting Stuff]

Welcome to Treasurenet. There is a facebook group for East Texas Metal Detecting, they are starting a club that meets in Livingston every other month. It's run by James Hendrix and Terry Brickerd. I think James goes to Big Sandy a lot.

Wayne

Www.metaldetectingstuff.com

 

[texjim]

Livingston was some of my old stomping grounds growing up.. welcome to tnet..

 

[Peyton Manning]

chrimsum and clover, over and over