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The time is meow said:
...I'm from the UK...
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Welcome Aboard! Take a look at FORUM: UNITED KINGDOM for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to your country.
The time is meow said:
...looking to make some connections in the Michigan/Grand Rapids area..
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Also, you might consider posting this request on: FORUM: MICHIGAN for more exposure.
 

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Dpark47 said:
Hello I'm another newbie and from New Hampshire,looking forward to using this site it looks informative.
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Welcome to a very fine forum . I think most find this site very helpful
 

Newbie here. Reside in SE Tennessee. Enjoy research along with reading the history. Looking forward to purchasing my first detector. Interested in cache hunting.
 

Curtchann let me also welcome you to a very fine forum
 

Hello from Cartersville GA. I'm so new that my 1st detector won't be delivered to later this week. I am retired and a 100% disabled Vet who still gets around pretty good. I love history and old things. I live near the Etowah Indian mounds and an area that had a lot of Civil war action in my area. I'm out knocking on doors now trying to find some area's to hunt. Holler if anyone in the area is looking for some company hunting. Can't wait to get started.
 

Hello my fellow detectorists!My name is Akis and I am from Greece.I bought my first detector and currently I can not use it since the legislation here requires to have a licence to own it and then another licence to use it in specific areas that you have applied.All this takes time so I practice the patience needed for the hobby, waiting for the red tape.But I also study the manual,watch videos,read articles and try to be ready for when the time comes.I hope I have a great time metal detecting and I wish you all the same.
 

Legendary_Hunter said:
Hello my fellow detectorists!My name is Akis and I am from Greece.I bought my first detector and currently I can not use it since the legislation here requires to have a licence to own it and then another licence to use it in specific areas that you have applied.All this takes time so I practice the patience needed for the hobby, waiting for the red tape.But I also study the manual,watch videos,read articles and try to be ready for when the time comes.I hope I have a great time metal detecting and I wish you all the same.
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Welcome to TreasureNet
 

Thorbird said:
...name is Vincent and I am very happy to have discovered this forum...
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Welcome Aboard Vincent! You didn't list your state (or country) in your profile. So, you might consider jumping over to Sub-Forum: Select Your Area.... and selecting location information (i.e., clubs, hunts, finds, legends, maps, etc.) directly related to your state (or country)...
 

John2 said:
Hello Everyone, John2 here.

Just last week I discovered you.

I’m happy I did.

I had run a general internet search for “Sheepherder Gold” after finding a copy of it in my personal library (apple boxes). Treasurenet came up early in the list of search returns. I investigated (as we are wont to do, aren’t we?).

After reading the “Treasure Mountain, Colorado – Lost Frenchmens Gold” thread, and being thoroughly fascinated by the high IQ discussions there, I quickly joined for more (IQ that is).

Now, here I am, 75+ year old, overall failed but undaunted weekend gold prospector. I’m currently most interested in the author of the book Sheepherder Gold, particularly his account of the mine La Ventana. I found some interesting commentary on his story in one of your very own forums. Thank you.

And, thanks for the invite.
John2
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You're probably well aware of it, but Treasure Mountain by Louis L'Amore is fun read!
 

wicked said:
Treasurenet.com is a friendly community dedicated to all kinds of treasure hunting!

Our goal is to be the place to go to when you have treasure hunting questions, sharing finds and discuss treasure hunting in general.

To keep the place friendly, we ask that every new member post up an introduction thread letting us know a little bit about themselves.

Please help us keep this site friendly and informative! Thanks in advance.
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sigrid21 said:
hi. I'm originally from the Oregon coast had to move to Idaho but still chasing treasures. A forum like this helps me stay informed about findings at home! Thanks
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The time is meow said:
Hi, my name is Anton, I'm from the UK looking to make some connections in the Michigan/Grand Rapids area. I have some metal detecting questions that I'm certain can be answered on this forum 😁
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From near Grand Rapids Michigan.
 

Just wanted to chime in and say thanks for allowing me to join the forum!
I am from central NY Oneida County area and have had my equinox 800 since 2021 but never used it until well last week lol! Hopefully being sort of Retired from the State I can finally get out and learn and have some fun!
Thanks again!
Gabe
 

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