Having a great Grizzly Hunt season in 2013. Probing History way back and still on the treasure trail. I am questioning now whether I am on the post civil war KGC treasure trail or the Jesuit French Fur Traders and Spanish era? It is like peeling an Continue reading
I had to check this tree out and I thought you would enjoy the views!
Chance, Luck, Observation, Keen eye, whatever the term used, I love it when something catches my eye!
Recovering some Brickton Bricks from the Well House and assisting the land owner with a little clean up. The land owner appreciates it and it also assists in cleaning up the site so it is easier to metal detect.
Finding Lay lines and fishing Lures.
It is a burn pile that could of been a smelter location that needs to be dug as they can hide goodies with all the wire and trash finds over the top of a deeper cache. I am finding the lay lines and closing in on yet another cache Continue reading
Finding what I am looking for on this site and mourning the loss of my SEF coil for my etrac that went to crap on me! A rare look at the lay of the land.
We were poking around the old well and the landowner spotted some old iron. He pulled it out and it was his grandfather’s “D” branding iron! Man, I wish I would of had the video rolling when he found it but we were dancing a jig! The Continue reading
I found a really promising shell bead today. It is interesting but not sure it is hefty enough to hold up. I found it where a cache of stones and tools were placed under a very old rock pile. The rocks on the top layers were normal Continue reading
Grass dancing in the swollen creek, it is the small things recovered and documented throughout the hunt that are truly treasures.
Onslo loves the water and there is no holding him out of it. I had to take this short video of him enjoying his water.
These stones are not the silver and gold most seek hunting relic and treasure. They are as of yet, not date stamped. Even if there was a date carved into them I would question it. But they are well carved and elaborately laid out with a method Continue reading
What are you detecting out on the hunt? Finally my hunt season has begun here and I am doing more landscaping than detecting! It seems I am slowly getting my hunt legs here. The site is overgrown and it is a challenge even to get into it as the thorns are tearing even the thickest of carhart pants. So I am removing the brush and doing a little detecting in interest areas as they are cleared.
How is your Detecting going?
Wayne Schaller is tearing it up! Here is his latest find he posted in Temerity Magazine Facebook Group!
