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Tenderfoot
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Hello All,
I was very active in Treasure hunting in the late 1960s and 1970s in SW Oklahoma. I knew and worked with all the remaining old time treasure hunters such as Slim Dillingham who was a partner to Joe Hunter when they found the kettle on Buzzards Roast in Cement, OK. Others include Archie Penick, Dwight Traina (Golddigger) and a host of others. You will find my name and picture in several of Steve Wilson's books as he and I are good friends.
Now that I am retired and old I have rekindled my interest and applying some of the knowledge I've learned over the past few years.
My motto is one that Wells Blevins had.. "When I left home I wouldn't have traded what I knew for a million dollars, before I got back home I'd have traded it for a good sandwich". And, so it goes...
I was very active in Treasure hunting in the late 1960s and 1970s in SW Oklahoma. I knew and worked with all the remaining old time treasure hunters such as Slim Dillingham who was a partner to Joe Hunter when they found the kettle on Buzzards Roast in Cement, OK. Others include Archie Penick, Dwight Traina (Golddigger) and a host of others. You will find my name and picture in several of Steve Wilson's books as he and I are good friends.
Now that I am retired and old I have rekindled my interest and applying some of the knowledge I've learned over the past few years.
My motto is one that Wells Blevins had.. "When I left home I wouldn't have traded what I knew for a million dollars, before I got back home I'd have traded it for a good sandwich". And, so it goes...
