anybody hunting in east oklahoma

[catfish52]

Hopeing to talk to people detecting in east oklahoma

 

[ThTx]

Hello, Catfish. Welcome to T'net. I sometimes travel to the Broken Bow/Antlers area to hunt. You'd be more than welcome any time I go. I may be going to a club hunt around Broken Blow Lake about the end of January, if you're interested. Stick around here and you will find other hunters who frequent your area, also.

ThTx

 

[Monty]

I hunt around the NE part of the state and live near Tulsa. You need to join a treasure hunting club and meet some of the members who are really nice folks all except for that one guy. Just kidding, everyone is very friendly. Monty

 

[fmrUSMC_0844]

Oklahoma. I havent been there since I was in artillery school at Fort Sill. I kind of liked out there.

 

[Monty]

Ft. Sill area is like a different world compared to other parts of the state. We have the high plains out in the NW part of the state, flat red earth in the central part of the state, 3 mountain ranges in the eastern and southern part of the state and rolling hills and trees all around Tulsa. Oklahoma also has more lake surface than Minnesota, the land of 10,000 lakes. The weather is humid and hot in the summers, moderately cool in the winters and beautiful springs and falls. I have been all over the USA and still come home to Native America. Oh yeah, we have a football team or two also! Monty

 

[JoeMoto]

There's a few of us in SE Oklahoma, near Lake Texoma. Give us a yell if you head this way.

 

[suprdave]

i live in leflore county what area are you located in and what kind of hunting do you do parks tot lots or what i get out a few times a week and i never see any one mding so that is good for me i guess

 

[cy]

also in Tulsa...

 

[fozzyb65]

In Tulsa. And surrounding areas of course.

 

[suprdave]

catfish what part of eastern ok are you located in and r u new to mding. suprdave

 

[Diver9543]

Just getting started in MDing and live in the Oklahoma City area.