CACHE HUNTING TIP****

[Frankn]

Cache hunting is all reading and then thinking about it.
Here's an example.
This was a word of mouth cache hunt. Some elderly person that I was talking to told me about this old widow that had plenty of jewelry and money that had just passed away. The children had torn the old house apart and could find none. I was thinking ,well, the old lady probably didn't go out and bury it. The person then happened to mention that the old lady had a prize winning garden. Something clicked in my head. Perhaps she did bury it. I went over there the day before they were going to tear down the house and ran the detector over the remains of that garden. I found a little metal jewel box that bought me my Benelle shotgun in a swap at the gun & pawn shop. Just one of my adventures. Frank...-

 

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[khpony]

It's always interesting to discover where people hid items of importance to them. The more we listen and seriously think about a persons life and how they lived can often times lead to a discovery.

 

[Old Silver]

Yes, it pays to keep your ears open and your thinking cap on. It takes the mind of a cache hunter.

 

[boogeyman]

Cache hunting is all reading and then thinking about it.
Here's an example.
This was a word of mouth cache hunt. Some elderly person that I was talking to told me about this old widow that had plenty of jewelry and money that had just passed away. The children had torn the old house apart and could find none. I was thinking ,well, the old lady probably didn't go out and bury it. The person then happened to mention that the old lady had a prize winning garden. Something clicked in my head. Perhaps she did bury it. I went over there the day before they were going to tear down the house and ran the detector over the remains of that garden. I found a little metal jewel box that bought me my Benelle shotgun in a swap at the gun & pawn shop. Just one of my adventures. Frank...-View attachment 1038521

Excellent job putting the puzzle pieces together!! Looks like you learned to put your mind in their mind.