Connecticut Sam
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Yes, most caves and mines have gas, snakes and bats. Always have a person outside.
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TreasureTales said:As far as lights are concerned, there was an old thread about methane gas and static electricity being seen at cache locations. The guy's screen name was/is Daniel Montes, Jr. According to him, locals in Mexico have seen blue or green light eminating from areas in which caches were found. Decaying material could create methane gas and static electricity could ignite it I suppose. So it's not the gold and silver per se that cause the lights, but the decaying waste material that does. Methane gas in a confined area will kill.
This is Daniel. I was doing some reading (on silver or hydrogen sulphide detectors)on the site and another member quoted me from way back. The stories about lights at night continue. Have yet to locate my first cache, but have since purchased a Garrett Seahunter II (for shallow water beach searches)'and an old model Garrett Treasure Hound for searching properties. I have since did find my first gold ring on the sand in Nov 2009 (pto escondido). Now, I have been getting alot of requests from land owners. I went ahead and went for it. Got a Mala GPR on an offroad cart with a 500mhz antenna good to 9ft. We are not messing around now. Next flight july 9th, 2011 for a week. I will report any finds on the run. Thankyou. Daniel Montes.