Bear camp

lost hunter · Nov 16, 2012

Was invited to go bear hunting this year to a camp in Sinnemahoning Pa so I think I'll go with the detector and hit Tom Mix campground instead

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truckinbutch · Nov 16, 2012

spartacus53 · Nov 17, 2012

truckin, that's just in case the bear has any spare change on him, if he decides to go hunting :laughing7:

lost hunter · Nov 17, 2012

spartacus53 said:
truckin, that's just in case the bear has any spare change on him, if he decides to go hunting

Easier to track with a detector Just follow the beer cans

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TheNewCatfish · Mar 16, 2013

Campgrounds are fantastic places to scavange change. Campers are always in a hurry to leave. They don't wanna bring any creepy crawlers home, so they ALWAYS shake out their tents and sleeping bags (usually leaving change on the ground). I discovered this while camping at Point Bar, Colorado. The BLM Ranger had complained how dirty the designated camp sites were after the weekend.. So i started giving them a hand, policing up the sites picking up trash every Monday morning. I was averaging about two dollars in change per sight. About ten other camp sights in my immediate vicinity. $20 dollars, for one hour of work.. not bad. Imagine what i could'a done with a metal detector !