Dowsing request from Oz

[aussiedetect]

Hi all and thanks for the enlightening info here. I've researched this ground and found it was used as a camping area in the 1800's during a gold rush. I'm of the firm belief that there must be some dropped/stashed gold here and would be more than grateful if any of the pro's here would have a glance at it for me. An idea of depth would also be really helpful. I've detected over 100 coins so far (from 1800 to 1900) so it was a busy little village at some point.

cheers guys, again thanks for any input

 

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[okiedowser]

yes there 1 gold Cache there,its a nice one,in some kind metal container,cannot give a depth i'm not a mental dowser.

 

[aussiedetect]

really appreciate your assistance Okie, look's like I'm going for a quick drive!

Many thanks

 

[aarthrj3811]

I get gold buried 2 plus feet deep in a metal container. The large rock in bottom is a treasure marker....Art

 

[aussiedetect]

Thanks Art,
Matches what Okie said, my issue is finding it. Got myself an E-Trac but no way it will see that deep.

Time to put my thinking cap on, really appreciate your help

cheers

 

[aarthrj3811]

Give this a try
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/dowsing/10838-want-try-dowsing.html

 

[widomanmx]

Check Okiedowser spot .. tree shadow area on picture
Maybe depth is: >1mt & <2mt

Good luck

 

[aussiedetect]

thanks all - plan to head down today, I've read up on the dowsing techniques, true believer, just need to convert that into the skill itself

cheers guys

 

[Red_desert]

Hello aussiedetect,
In map dowsing, deep coin signals are not always a cache....sometimes they get down deeper during excavation. The deep signals here are the 2 red rectangles, the one with the solid red circle inside, seemed to have the best chance of being a cache. Of course, not all caches will be deep, so any of the other shallow coin hits (red outline circles) it's possible might be hiding a shallow cache. Most of the red outline circle areas won't have a cache, but there should be loose targets you can metal detect 2 ft or less deep. Here is my general definitions from a file I keep on marked spots.

Red circle is to mark areas, of loose or surface coins/treasure and artifacts of value, down to 1-2 feet deep.
Red line box (or solid filled circles) for very deep coins/treasure or artifacts of value.