Any Hits Along This Corridor

Zincoln Miner

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Ex: White's Spectrum XLT, Tesoro Cutlass II Umax, and that circa late 70's red handled junk from RadioShack that started it.

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White is probably a natural cave or tunnel. Gold color for treasure with a black dot to pinpoint. Red and green as old site indicators. This area seems to draw hits for some reason.

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Zincoln Miner

Zincoln Miner

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Detector(s) used
Minelab Vanquish 340, Tesoro Silver uMax, Compadre, and BH Tracker IV.

Ex: White's Spectrum XLT, Tesoro Cutlass II Umax, and that circa late 70's red handled junk from RadioShack that started it.
Wild Cat Rock has a treasure legend of "Claudius Smith" a Tory during the Revoluntionary War. The formation does have a shallow cave/rock shelter at the base. Also reports of 19th century moonshiners supposedly worked the area.

Here's early 20th century topos of the same area.
 

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Red_desert

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Wild Cat Rock has a treasure legend of "Claudius Smith" a Tory during the Revoluntionary War. The formation does have a shallow cave/rock shelter at the base. Also reports of 19th century moonshiners supposedly worked the area.

Here's early 20th century topos of the same area.
All sounds very interesting, I'll check these topos also, soon as get a moment.
 

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Turning out different this time around, some type of archaeological site signals, marked in green.

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Zincoln Miner

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Detector(s) used
Minelab Vanquish 340, Tesoro Silver uMax, Compadre, and BH Tracker IV.

Ex: White's Spectrum XLT, Tesoro Cutlass II Umax, and that circa late 70's red handled junk from RadioShack that started it.
Turning out different this time around, some type of archaeological site signals, marked in green.

The top pic in the general area of the green are two cellar holes.

The bottom pic does have cellar holes, and farming activity in the general area of the right green. Not sure of the left green, but it should have though modern residences are around there now.
 

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The green is hard to see, so put a dark green line around plus dark green rounds to help pinpoint. Generally use white to mark possible caves or tunnels, but those hits can sometimes be old wells or burial chambers in rock. Rarely happens, already have marked in white very deep holes treasure hunters dug looking for a tunnel. Gold colored round with black dot to pinpoint, for a possible treasure, Dark red rounds are possible sites, red line boxes large areas of mabe nothing but scattered signals or areas of interest. Red lined circles for places of possible metal detecting finds. Black lined circles, usually how I've marked outlaw sites in the past or pirate, then sometimes for weapons, ammunition, explosive devices, or even death traps in Spanish mines.

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Wild Cat Rock isn't marked on there, at least anywhere I can see. I thought it might be around the large red rectangle line boxes, checked for signals throughout there, if nothing important just ignore them.
 

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Zincoln Miner

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Minelab Vanquish 340, Tesoro Silver uMax, Compadre, and BH Tracker IV.

Ex: White's Spectrum XLT, Tesoro Cutlass II Umax, and that circa late 70's red handled junk from RadioShack that started it.
Thanks guys. I do not believe in map dowsing, but it has been fun seeing what you guys clue in on.
 

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Tried Google Earth, this is how it looks from side view.

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