Tuberale
Gold Member
How does one find cache leads for their area?
1) Talk to old-timers.
2) Research internet. Try key words like: "treasure, CT, gold, coins, found". (If gold doesn't impress you that much, you can forward that info to me.<G>) Don't forget "CT, diamond ring, lost". Or "CT, cache, lost". But just as interesting to me is "CT, gold, found". I enjoy tracking down where gold has been found in the past, and if all of it was found.
3) Research treasure hunting books. There's usually something in a local library or state library.
4) "Found, CT, treasure."
5) Do you hunt specific treasure types? How about "CT, rum runner, cache".
There are thousands of key words for doing internet searches. Each person has to find what works for them. Mostly, in the words of Nike, "Just Do It!"
1) Talk to old-timers.
2) Research internet. Try key words like: "treasure, CT, gold, coins, found". (If gold doesn't impress you that much, you can forward that info to me.<G>) Don't forget "CT, diamond ring, lost". Or "CT, cache, lost". But just as interesting to me is "CT, gold, found". I enjoy tracking down where gold has been found in the past, and if all of it was found.
3) Research treasure hunting books. There's usually something in a local library or state library.
4) "Found, CT, treasure."
5) Do you hunt specific treasure types? How about "CT, rum runner, cache".
There are thousands of key words for doing internet searches. Each person has to find what works for them. Mostly, in the words of Nike, "Just Do It!"