potential searching areas, figuring out what the land was before modern times

49er12

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Aug 22, 2013
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Minelab xterra, Whites DFX, Notka Makro Simplex. Folks the price don’t mean everything, the question is are you willing to put in the time to learn the machine, experience will pay off I guarantee it.
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All Treasure Hunting
This is a subject everyone would be interested in. No matter where you live, the questions are what was here before the paved roads, old wagon routes, general stores. yes folks you can only research so much online it takes you so far simple as that. So now what do you do, refer to, well ask old timers, do some good old walking and driving stop and go. The answers are few but to be honest our indian friends where here, but where, people lived in log house cabins, then what where the transportation routes they took and major stopping points. Yes pavement covers a lot of old dirt roads, new buildings cover land. I guess this conversation seems confusing but we all want to no where to start other than the typical park, around tree's. Well the subject is one that's worth talking about. Yes there are bogus laws that don't allow some searching, Im tired of people letting this bullshit government and politicians control our every move it seems, people are dumb and vote for the 2 parties they are really stupid, this is another subject but not really its all related in some fashion, wake up people. In ending we are not digging in some cemetary but don't let these donkey politians rule your world its hard to find a hobby such as this without big brother looking over your shoulder. We all have concerns, you can learn a lot about our history metal detecting than some of these schools teach us or want us to believe. Leave us alone we want to enjoy this hobby and follow rules, whats next they want our detectors with our guns gee whiz, stay vigilant folks.
 

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