Do all treasure hunters have tattoos?

No tats here.
 

None! I had more than my share of sharp, pointy things back in 1982 after a three month stint in I.C.U. with encephalitis.
 

My father was a WWll Navy vet. He had lots of tattos. A knife with a snake wraped around it. An anchor, a pirate lady and others. Back then mostly sailors got them like popey. Never got one when I was younger. Always thought I could be ID if I had one. Now there just to common and socialy acceptable.
 

Well, I'm only 14 so no tattoos for me. Even when I turn 18 though, I won't be getting one. They aren't for me
 

I have a sleeve on my right arm. And I have 7 more all over my body.
 

I have one, my only one.


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I drink, I smoke, I have tattoos, and I own firearms, I am your average American :)
 

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Don't understand your point. Getting a tat is a choice. I choose not to. Others choose to get them. Of the people who choose to get them, a certain % end up feeling they made a bad choice. My favorite tats to see on people would have to be the facial tat. They get noticed and are really helpful for job interviews.
 

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Not me, if you mean deliberate tattoos.

But I once got eaten alive by red bugs (chiggers) while relic hunting, and it was a dry and dusty summer day. The dust got into the chigger bites, and while I dunno if that caused a sort of a tattoo or not, I have permanent scarring around both ankles as a result.
 

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