Cleveland TN Meigs County and nearby

[PRC]

Hello,
Looking for people and places to metal detect in Cleveland, Georgetown, Meigs County and other nearby.
I am a trustful hunter and will treat the grounds with respect and care. I will not leave a bunch of holes or trash. I just want to get out and have a good time.
I hope this post works out
Thank you

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

A Handbook of Civil War Bullets and Cartridges - Grab it through Amazon!

[vpnavy]

I noticed this was your very first post - so, Welcome Aboard PRC!

 

[MRGRF]

I would love for someone to get into this with and I am very open to days and times. I sit on a very interesting piece of property and have found a mountain of evidence leading to GOD KNOWS WHAT!?! Possible buried treasures coins ect. Please contact me would love a partner to share the adventure with.

 

[vpnavy]

I would love for someone to get into this with...

Welcome Aboard!

 

[PRC]

I would love for someone to get into this with and I am very open to days and times. I sit on a very interesting piece of property and have found a mountain of evidence leading to GOD KNOWS WHAT!?! Possible buried treasures coins ect. Please contact me would love a partner to share the adventure with.

Greetings,
I live in Georgetown. To be perfectly honest, I do not have much to bring to the table. I am in the beginning stage with a newly acquired metal detector - Equinox 800.
I have began research of surrounding areas however, right now I currently have just pieces of puzzles to show for it.
Example, old maps I will be eventually comparing to newer ones hoping to find older homesteads that are all grown over, some dried up creek beds, and if anything involving the Civil War, that would be nice too.
At some point, I hope to get more educated about the history of DeSoto as I once heard many years back he traveled around here somewhere. In any case, just finding a few coins here and there would be pretty exciting.
I work Monday - Friday and try to get out some during the weekend now that the temperature is getting better.
My property doesn't have much history that I have found yet - other than just a bunch of farm land. The big search today was trying to locate a few ferries that were in business before the dam was built. I was at a buddy's house yesterday. lots of rocks (but I knew that). It was pretty much an orientation for a new the machine and I and also just trying to make time to get out.
Other than some YouTube channels, I am on many Metal Detecting Facebook Groups and Pages where I watch and learn learn as much as I can. Are you on Facebook?

Thanks,

Richard

 

[Gene Mean]

https://www.tngenweb.org/meigs/meigsco.gif

It's not too clear but there's history there.

 

[PRC]

https://www.tngenweb.org/meigs/meigsco.gif

It's not too clear but there's history there.

Thank you!!! That is a wonderful map!