WaterScoop
Bronze Member
- Joined
- Sep 12, 2017
- Messages
- 2,181
- Reaction score
- 3,712
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- SW Washington
- Detector(s) used
- Nox 800,
CTX 3030,
XP DEUS,
Excalibur II
Garrett AT Max,
Whites DFX,
Vanquish 540
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
- #1
Thread Owner
There are always the silent members who never post only read. They are the ones you should fear...for they are the ones who will strike your claim when you least expect it. I’m not worried about the guys from the other coast only the ones on my coast who sit and wait like a fisherman waits for a strike at an illegal fishing hole during a fishing ban on prize King Salmon.
If I share a location or post photos which they recognize the surroundings then I offer them my hard earned research on a silver platter. Not certain that applies check this out:

124 members and 1918 guests.
It’s not the members you need to fear.
I am now going to give all of the TREASURENET community a HUGE TREASURE SAVING TIP.
As a former professional photographer I know that modern cell phone cameras and a majority of good cameras offer GPS coordinates where the image is captured in the form of Geo-Location That data is embedded within the image that does not show itself when you just look at the photo but with software the embedded data shows itself.

There are Tons of free software that allows you to “read the data and GPS coordinates “ which you can enter in Google Maps and HIT the directions button TO GO TO.
Here is a fast and easy program for JPG and smartphone pic files.

https://readexifdata.com
Here is another one for the super geeks that reads the data from a large number of files
http://exif.regex.info/exif.cgi
In summary
Be careful what treasure photos you post. The photos I’m talking about are in the field photos of the treasure in the hole or you holding that gold coin in your hand next to the hole. And YES you Go-Pro YouTuber Superstars are not immune to this either
These type of shares of videos and photos can come back to haunt you on your next honey hole revisit.
Stay safe my friends , guard your booty & Cheers
Your friend
‘Scoop

If I share a location or post photos which they recognize the surroundings then I offer them my hard earned research on a silver platter. Not certain that applies check this out:

124 members and 1918 guests.
It’s not the members you need to fear.
I am now going to give all of the TREASURENET community a HUGE TREASURE SAVING TIP.
As a former professional photographer I know that modern cell phone cameras and a majority of good cameras offer GPS coordinates where the image is captured in the form of Geo-Location That data is embedded within the image that does not show itself when you just look at the photo but with software the embedded data shows itself.

There are Tons of free software that allows you to “read the data and GPS coordinates “ which you can enter in Google Maps and HIT the directions button TO GO TO.
Here is a fast and easy program for JPG and smartphone pic files.

https://readexifdata.com
Here is another one for the super geeks that reads the data from a large number of files
http://exif.regex.info/exif.cgi
In summary
Be careful what treasure photos you post. The photos I’m talking about are in the field photos of the treasure in the hole or you holding that gold coin in your hand next to the hole. And YES you Go-Pro YouTuber Superstars are not immune to this either
These type of shares of videos and photos can come back to haunt you on your next honey hole revisit.
Stay safe my friends , guard your booty & Cheers
Your friend
‘Scoop

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