Nu2trezures
Greenie
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2012
- Messages
- 11
- Reaction score
- 7
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Upstate NY
- Detector(s) used
- Bounty Hunter Lonestar
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
- #1
Thread Owner
Hello eveyrone,
As you can guess I am new to this. I bought my first detector out of curiosity about a week ago. Today was the first opportunity I had to try it out and on my second dig I found a button marked A. Benedict Extra Rich. Researching the button led me here. Safe to say I am hooked and am actually headed out to dig some more but wanted to stop by and introduce myself first. I live in upstate NY on a small 4 acre farm that I plan on detecting every inch of. I love finding old things and now I have a way to find them!! I am so excited!
As you can guess I am new to this. I bought my first detector out of curiosity about a week ago. Today was the first opportunity I had to try it out and on my second dig I found a button marked A. Benedict Extra Rich. Researching the button led me here. Safe to say I am hooked and am actually headed out to dig some more but wanted to stop by and introduce myself first. I live in upstate NY on a small 4 acre farm that I plan on detecting every inch of. I love finding old things and now I have a way to find them!! I am so excited!
Wecome to T-Net . Your in a beautiful & historic area up there . A friend used to have a summer camp on Long Lake . It was dated back to the French & Indian war . It had a log lodge , ice house , boat house and other log cabins for guests . I wish I would have had a detector instead of a fishing pole when we went years ago . I can't even imagine the relics & coins I could have found on thier 40 acres .
