North American Forts resource

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X-Terra 70 , Ace 250

CWnut

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May 9, 2003
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E. Tennessee
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Tesoro tigershark----Tesoro Conquistador Umax------Fisher FX-3----Master Hunter CX-Plus w/ depth multiplier
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All Treasure Hunting
thanks, very good link
 

Tank69

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Yuma Az
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Tesoro Eldorado , Fisher Gold Bug 2 , Whites MXT , Keen Dry Washer
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awsome links a million,I was needing one just like this . :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 

FLauthor

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Minneola, FL
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Excalibur 800; Fisher F5; White Beachmaster VLF
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Beach & Shallow Water Hunting

FLauthor

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Minneola, FL
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Excalibur 800; Fisher F5; White Beachmaster VLF
Primary Interest:
Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
Here is another source of sites for Military Relic Hunters:
http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/forts/military.html
http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/forts/index.html
http://www.uipress.uiowa.edu/books/2009-fall/whittaker.htm
http://www.retrospectpublishing.com/docs_new/disc.aspx?disc=P011

For Civil War Relic Hunters, find a certain Regiment that you are
interested in be it Union or Confederate. Type in Search, i.e.
History of the Washington Grays and a website similar will pop up:
http://thewashingtongrays.homestead.com/ and you might find a bivouack
encampment, winter encampment, picket post or earthwork that
hasn't been metal detected. You will do a lot of reading but that's
research and you'll not have a dull day ever. :headbang: :coffee2:
 

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