Looking for a partner near Louisiana

[treasuregirls]

Hey everyone,
I have some potential leads on a possible treasure legend in Louisiana. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in looking into it with me/going on a hint with me. I'm very new to this that's why I'm looking for s partner to do this with.

 

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[pencil5757]

Hey everyone,
I have some potential leads on a possible treasure legend in Louisiana. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in looking into it with me/going on a hint with me. I'm very new to this that's why I'm looking for s partner to do this with.

Where are you in LA I live very close to the border in East Texas.

 

[treasuregirls]

Where are you in LA I live very close to the border in East Texas.

I live towards baton Rouge but I'm a day road trip junkie. Lol. Where exactly in east Texas? I have a lot of family in Texas.

The location of the possible lead is in Alexandria.

 

[pencil5757]

Jasper, Texas

 

[treasuregirls]

Oh okay. You are really close to the border. My family is more south, near orange, tx.
Do you have a lot of experience with treasure legends/hunts. I've just researched the Forrest Fenn treasure, the beale papers, and "The Secret" treasure by Byron Preiss.
The John g. Young one that I posted, I have a good bit of info for, I just need a fellow hunter to put my head together with. And of course when we find something sharing the lode.

 

[pencil5757]

I work at Port Arthur 4 day's a week and I usually hunt very old home site's and ghost towns

 

[pencil5757]

But I'm good at research

 

[VERDE]

Hey treasuregirls!! I'm over in the Port Allen area!! Just PM me if you would like to discuss your project!! Anyway, GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!

 

[treasuregirls]

"I work at Port Arthur 4 day's a week and I usually hunt very old home site's and ghost towns"

What are some good ghost towns to check out? Maybe we can meet up one day for a hunt.

 

[pencil5757]

The old logging towns late 1800's early 1900's they would build a whole town for the workers till the cut all the timber around then they would move all the buildings to a new site and do again some of these were large with schools churches and of course the "Company Store"!

 

[treasuregirls]

Oh how cool!