Detecting Franklin Co./Frankfort

[1320]

Has anyone detected along Elkhorn Creek or Peaks Mill areas? Any other areas in Franklin County that I should take a look at?

 

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[alpha78]

It would help if we knew what you are searching for. Are you looking for old coins or CW-Relics?

 

[wildrider]

Maybe you can find some of my fishing lures along Elkhorn Creek.

I don't know where Peaks Mill is though. Sorry.

Burt

 

[alpha78]

Burt, you should know where thats at! Should be some CW stuff around it.

 

[1320]

Hey rider, are your lures made of wood?! Ah, you're not that old!

Thanks Alpha

 

[wildrider]

Hey rider, are your lures made of wood?! Ah, you're not that old!

Thanks Alpha

Only the hooks are wood. The lures are airbrushed greenbeans. Real lively.

 

[1320]

You are a wild one rider! LOL

 

[RelicHunterSantise]

PMing you tonight.

 

[allen]

never detected it, but have fished it a few times...

 

[RelicHunterSantise]

So I just went up that way and spent two days - and got nothing but skunked.

There was a MASSIVE flood there about 10 yrs ago and it wiped the place clean.

So sad....

 

[1320]

Floods give and take away! Should be some new relics left behind! Usually of the aluminum variety

 

[bclark]

I have detected around Elkhorn Creek in Scott County by Great Crossings Park and found my first silver. Mercury Dime. I also found lots of sinkers, bottle caps and pulltabs and some rifle lead. Not much luck but I do go out there every once in a while since they had that Indian School there back in the day. Hoping to find something interesting there and the dam that was built there was built in 1941 I think. From what I read is that was the shallowest area of Elkhorn and many people and buffalo crossed there.

Bernie Clark