FinderKeeper
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- Apr 7, 2007
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Ya , DCNR told us from day 1 no digging but we were OK to drill with a 3/4" masonry drill bit 8' long inside the cave and later on top of the cave down into the back of the cave. We needed to drill the holes so we could place 4' and 8' copper rods for our GPL to scan beyond the walls and back of the cave for metal readings.Hi Fk , On your own website under the Dents Run section you clearly state that you were told not pursue this issue and not dig on this site located on public land . TP
We had gold readings from the first week on site .
Had we been allowed to dig we could of done our work in a few months instead of 5 yrs. Had we done any digging we would lose any rights to a finders fee so we did it by their rules. DCNR was on site many times with us and we gave them reports each week. We had a agreement that if we could prove anything of value was located by some major equipment , it would be dug up by DCNR. WE did not want to do any digging because of the water running out of the cave was clean and the bond would be a ***** to do. The cost of getting the equipment on site over privet land and building holding ponds and reclaim the site was not something we wanted to do when DCNR said they would do it. Ya we were told not to talk about the Indian or anything we found inside because DCNR did not want other diggers on site. We had $4,000 of equipment on site year around and many trail cams incase someone removed any of it. DCNR showed us how to drill on top of the cave and how to sharpen our bits. We worked with them for 7 yrs until we drilled and hit gold and that's all I can say for now.
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