Beautiful spot today

dirtscratcher

Bronze Member
Joined
Mar 18, 2009
Messages
1,877
Reaction score
1,350
Golden Thread
0
Location
Columbia falls Montana
Detector(s) used
Minelab Sov GT Explorer XS Tesoro Vaq t2se x705
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting

Attachments

  • 1424572309418.webp
    1424572309418.webp
    61.8 KB · Views: 117
  • 1424572323082.webp
    1424572323082.webp
    97 KB · Views: 129
Upvote 0
Love the picture, looks like a great spot. Good to see you are out tearin it up already.
 

We have done well in plains. There's no snow or frost over there. Have you made it out yet?
 

Hit the lake a couple times, lots of clad and fishing tackle. Sure felt good to be out though.
 

Oooh, that is a nice spot! Makes me wonder, though, at all the old places, how often did people lose change? Of course, there's aways the chance that a $20 gold piece just "fell out" while someone was drunk, and they couldn't find it.

That's the lure, anyway. :)

-Skippy
 

Beautiful scenery! I bet there is goodies waiting to be found!
 

Skippy I think your right. The owner told us it was his great grandpa's and we wouldn't find any coins and he was right. Just a lot of old rifle casings and a buckle and a,few buttons.
 

Skippy I think your right. The owner told us it was his great grandpa's and we wouldn't find any coins and he was right. Just a lot of old rifle casings and a buckle and a,few buttons.


Too bad. But still, there's always the thrill of the hunt! I've found that old farmsteads just aren't the place to find coins..> not unless there were gobs of kids. Coins were commonly kept in the house unless needed, then retrieved. Occassionally folks will get really lucky and find a stash or two, but that's not been my experience. Just iron, iron, bullets, and more iron.

One day, though, I'll find that drunk guy's place and hit the jackpot!
 

Top Member Reactions

Users who are viewing this thread

Latest Discussions

Back
Top Bottom