Rawhide
Silver Member
- Nov 17, 2010
- 3,591
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- Detector(s) used
- Nox 800, Etrac, F75, AT Pro. Last two for sale.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I find the clock map entertaining. The information sounds good. If you havent walked a few sites, this would be a very confusing discussion. There is a few numbers that keep popping up and you will quickly catch on to those if you take 30 seconds and use a compass to the corner markers. The key here is how a site could be layed out within a deposit of ore. I was always asking myself how do they know where to put the monuments in reference to the ore? This may have answered that question. I need some time to think about it.
I believe a compass rose is the North Indicator on any map. I have found the four main directions used and markers off set at approx 30' degrees.
The hoyo or what some is calling a window rock very well may direct you to another area. While a marker may give you a general area of a cache, I have yet to find even a empty hole at a marker. But many a hoyo has lead to a empty hole.
I have only one question for the map maker here. What would be the distance between markers you would be working with? 1/4 mile, 1/2 mile, 20 miles?
As for turtles, I have found only one way to treat a turtle. Since there can be many meanings there is no one answer here. As OD said, a turtle will look right at a permanent water hole. There may be more to there than meets the eye at first glance. Examine your turtle very closely for clues. I dont share much here as I am usually out looking. I do enjoy the post and what others have found.
I am about tired of looking at owls and hearts. I need a expert on drill holes. I also would like the original poster of the clock map examine a site I have to see if he agrees I am using his map correctly.
I believe a compass rose is the North Indicator on any map. I have found the four main directions used and markers off set at approx 30' degrees.
The hoyo or what some is calling a window rock very well may direct you to another area. While a marker may give you a general area of a cache, I have yet to find even a empty hole at a marker. But many a hoyo has lead to a empty hole.
I have only one question for the map maker here. What would be the distance between markers you would be working with? 1/4 mile, 1/2 mile, 20 miles?
As for turtles, I have found only one way to treat a turtle. Since there can be many meanings there is no one answer here. As OD said, a turtle will look right at a permanent water hole. There may be more to there than meets the eye at first glance. Examine your turtle very closely for clues. I dont share much here as I am usually out looking. I do enjoy the post and what others have found.
I am about tired of looking at owls and hearts. I need a expert on drill holes. I also would like the original poster of the clock map examine a site I have to see if he agrees I am using his map correctly.