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Pacific_Searcher said:
Aloha, new member here from Hawaii and new to detecting as well (a few months) Enjoying all the finds and great information on Tnet. Hopefully soon i'll have a keeper to post.
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Welcome Aboard! Take a look at Sub-Forums: Hawaii for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to your state.
 

HELLO I'm army41 and getting ready to start having "fun" looking for OKLAHOMA treasures!

I lived in Pryor Okla. for many years and in the early '60's was told a story that the James Gang

Had robbed a train at Adair Ok. ran west to a hide-out ( a house that had a hill behind it and

had a tunnel that went under ground to the hill for a escape.. loot was hidden there?

any one else know of this story???

will start looking into it more when "warmer weather gets here! "

THANKS TREASURES HUNTERS.... GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS!

ARMY41
 

Good day to all.
My Name is William.
Ive always been a person that looks at the old and past with a keen eye for seeing the forest from the trees type person. I have been to many old site and have a great interest in the past.
I even moved to an area that has a lot of history and you can go out and look for it. I have done a little metal detecting along with looking for gold and other interesting finds.
When I was a kid my dad had gold mines and got me started that way.
fact is I just started a patent for a different type of gold sluice stand that some may be wanting to look at you can find the website at jabbitsluicestand.com
Anyway there is a lot of ideas and places that people can still find treasure from an old tin can to the lost dutchman mine.
Who knows its not the find but the adventure of just looking for it that is the bouns.
Thanks for invite to this site.
William
 

Hi guys,
At first I will apologies for my bad english. I'm not a native speaker. I'm 22 years old and come from the German region around Dresden.
I detect for 5 years and made a few nice finds.

Jäger (Hunter in english)
 

Jäger said:
Hi guys, At first I will apologies for my bad english. I'm not a native speaker. I'm 22 years old and come from the German region around Dresden. I detect for 5 years and made a few nice finds. Jäger (Hunter in english)
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Hello from Oklahoma. I've always had a fascination with history and treasure hunting / metal detecting seems like a nice link to rediscovering history. I'm new to metal detecting and just starting this hobby. I'm glad that I found this forum - seems like a nice group of people with a wealth of information. I'm hoping to learn about the hobby, have some fun, and make some new friends.
 

Hello all! Just a quick intro, 57, live in Westminster, SC. Recently bought myself a Christmas present, Garrett AT Gold. Been out a few times and still getting used to my equipment!
 

Hello! Im from Edmonds, WA really love history and a bit new to metal detecting. Really trying to find people in the same area to go digging with!
 

Hello Diggers!

I am another newbie to your site and happy to have found it. Exploring the amazing outdoors and detecting quite regularly are true passions of mine and I look forward to utilizing this forum and interacting with all you wonderful people!

Dig on!

RaceX99 out!
 

Hello, I just started detecting earlier this year. I'm from ohio. I use a AT PRO as of now. I focus mainly on old home sites. Looking forward to hopefully sharing some great finds in the future!!

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