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Old 05-27-2012, 04:39 PM
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Default Cobb, Paulding and Douglas Counties Georgia
I know where there are some lots that used to have houses on them that were torn down due to the floods that happened around south Cobb County a couple years ago. The Cobb GIS map data shows that these lots are now owned by the county. Anybody want to hook up some time and hunt them?

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Come on...somebody out there wants to find some clad with me. I just know it!

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sorry...i'm too busy to detect.

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sorry...i'm too busy to detect.
Too bad. I really want to get out. Guess I'll be going by my self for a while till somebody decides to join me.

Anybody?

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I would love too, but my metal detector is in pieces. I'm gonna buy a new one in the next week or 2. Would you mind telling me what part of Cobb County?
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Old 06-03-2012, 08:56 AM
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Same as you...Powder Springs. I sent you a pm a few days ago...

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Same as you...Powder Springs. I sent you a pm a few days ago...
Oh yeah, I just got it. Haha. Anywho, did you ever find anything around historic powder springs? I have, nothing old yet though.
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Old 06-03-2012, 08:22 PM
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Nah. Just plinking around in my yard so far. I have a couple places staked out but haven't made time to go yet. What kind of detector is it that you have thats not together? Whats wrong with it? Maybe I can help...

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Nah. Just plinking around in my yard so far. I have a couple places staked out but haven't made time to go yet. What kind of detector is it that you have thats not together? Whats wrong with it? Maybe I can help...

Yeah, thats a good place to start, it helped me practice on my digging too, and now most holes 98% of all of them, are correctly filled in. Its a Pioneer EX, a 200 dollar detector. Its in 3 pieces. So thats why I am saving up, money, I'll buy a good detector even if its 40 dollars. Really, well I doubt you can, I mean its in 3 pieces, the coil, the stick, and the computer part of it.I'll take pictures if you want me too. Its also been duct-taped a few times too.
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Yeah, thats a good place to start, it helped me practice on my digging too, and now most holes 98% of all of them, are correctly filled in. Its a Pioneer EX, a 200 dollar detector. Its in 3 pieces. So thats why I am saving up, money, I'll buy a good detector even if its 40 dollars. Really, well I doubt you can, I mean its in 3 pieces, the coil, the stick, and the computer part of it.I'll take pictures if you want me too. Its also been duct-taped a few times too.
You can send the pics to me in a pm if you want. Lets get that thing going for you.

Zip ties might be better than duct tape...

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If your still looking for someone to detect with I would like to go. Most everyone that I usually go detecting with are not going back out til winter.
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I'm not trying to ignore you Shadytfd but you only have one post.

I know I don't have many posts but one post doesn't exactly inspire confidence...

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That's understandable, I just registered so that would explain why I do not have any posts. There are not many active metal detecting forums for GA so I thought I would try and meet some people.
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A little far for me unless there is some great history in those spots.

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Not much history. The houses that were torn down were relatively modern...built in the early to mid 1980's.

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I am in accworth Ga, and looking to use my new F2 and learn about detecting. If you still need detecting companions, let me know.
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I live in cumming and would like to get together and hunt?i know Pauling area a little I am related to the Benson's
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Cool! This thread is getting some hits.

We should pick a place and all get together for a hunt. I'm a mail man so most Saturdays are out for me. Any day after about 6:30 or 7:00 would work. Early on a Sunday morning during the summer would be good in order to beat the heat.

Anybody got a place?

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I think early on Sunday would work for me also
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I live in Douglas County, I think I know a few good spots for civil war relics and some old mid 1800's home sites too. I'm somewhat new but I have a Whites V3i. Anyone want to get together sometime soon and check out some of these spots in Douglas county?
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