Re: LOUISIANA BAYOU HUNT - DATE SET - APRIL '08 !
Silver is bout all I can brag or lie about. My hunting buddy Jeff, who has been metal detecting since he was six years old, has found gold coins in two locations. The first was on the banks of Lake Louie. I think he found two coins there. The site he was searching is right below Sicily Island. This was the home of the Catahoula Indians, and was suppose to be the winter camp for Desoto. Desoto's dogs bred with the Indian dog and thus the Catahoula Cur. He also found three gold coins on the banks of the Ouachita River, right below the old civil war fort at Harrisonburg. The old cannon balls on the Fort Hill cemetery were removed a few year back. Somebody with ordinance knowledge informed us local hicks that they were live, I know of more than one idiot that has tapped on them while passing. These locations are about an hour drive from THE NOODLE ESTATE. To my knowledge, the coins Jeff found were not U.S. coinage. Jeff may be at the hunt, maybe he will show them. Mr Luther Stutts, an old farmer and treasure hunter, found six Pieces of Eight, in Franklin Parish, about fifteen minutes from Noodle. They were in a jar sealed with wax. The jar was located in the walls of an old dilapidated sharecropper\slave house. Mr Luther was a fine old fella, had lots of knowledge, old maps, research papers, etc. We lost him about five years back. Last year, Tensas found a five cent and dollar Talla Bena Tokens, in Tensas Parish. They are the second of each known to exist. SOME PEOPLE HAVE ALL THE LUCK!
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