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minton7 said:I didnt ask for sarcasm and the like.... it is just that most people in this forum act like experts.. telling how to find caches... how can you instruct others if you havent found any yourself? Throw personal insults at me if you like, but the point still remains... this is the only forum that does not have pictures posted to document finds.... yes there are some caches in other forums, but none here.... I am all for finding such post hole banks, buried mason jars etc, but it appears that the posts here are pipe dreams and what ifs... with no payday... as for the government, you really think they patrol this forum every day looking for people to track down and tax? They havent done it to the guys finding 10,000$ relices and coins, so why would they do it just to you? No one has yet to answer my challenge... save 1 scanned coin pic that could be from anyplace
Are you only seeing 1 pic from Real de Tayopa? I see 2 and the first shows a youngster looking at a pile of coins. These photos have been posted here before and do show a found cache (or whatever other term one would use to describe it).
As for the statement "how can you instruct others if you havent found any yourself?". There are countless subjects that one may have real and correct knowledge of without having ever actually implemented or proved that knowledge. To use the subject of cache hunting. If someone were to approach you and ask where to look for a cache would you tell them to just start digging holes or would you make suggestions based on their site as to the best places to search?
I wish I had pictures of a found cache to placate you but I have never found one. However, if I were to look for a cache at a site I would probably start by looking around big trees, rocks or other interesting natural formations.