MTHA (Massachusetts) 2023 Open Hunt OCT 7th

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Announcing the 2023 MTHA (Massachusetts Treasure Hunting Association) ANNUAL OPEN HUNT at Houghton's Pond in Milton, Mass.

Date: October 7, 2023 (Saturday). Check-in at 9:00-9:50 AM, First Hunt at 10:00 AM (See Hunt flyer on page 2 of Registration form at link below)
Price for the FULL DAY (includes Morning Hunt, Afternoon Hunt, Fun Hunt): $100. This is $25 less than last year's hunt.
Headcount Limit:
100 hunters - (Registration opened this weekend and folks are signing up already)

Registration is now open. Here is the direct link to our web site's hunt registration page... https://masstreasure.com/2023-hunt-registration/
Once there, you can register and pay online OR print a registration form to complete and mail to the club's P.O. Box

In past years, several Friendly Forum members have attended the MTHA hunts. The link below is to photos from our 2019 hunt:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/yGkdxYvndVHi9nat5 Once there, click on the first photo to start a slide show that you can manually step through.

Hope to see you regular Forum members again and meet a few more this year.

Jim - MTHA membership Secretary / Librarian
 
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Besides our member registrations and other Massachusetts hunters, we are getting several out-of-state registrations for the October 7th Hunt.

So far, we have the following states represented:
~ Rhode Island
~ New Hampshire
~ New York (2)
~ Utah (2) their third year attending

We usually have a few from Connecticut, but have not seen any YET.
 
Never been to the Topsfield fair. Maybe I should see if I can find time this weekend.
 
Besides our member registrations and other Massachusetts hunters, we are getting several out-of-state registrations for the October 7th Hunt.

So far, we have the following states represented:
~ Rhode Island
~ New Hampshire
~ New York (2)
~ Utah (2) their third year attending

We usually have a few from Connecticut, but have not seen any YET.
I’m in a state of confusion, not sure if that counts. I will be there if I don’t forget.
 
Besides our member registrations and other Massachusetts hunters, we are getting several out-of-state registrations for the October 7th Hunt.

So far, we have the following states represented:
~ Rhode Island
~ New Hampshire
~ New York (2)
~ Utah (2) their third year attending

We usually have a few from Connecticut, but have not seen any YET.
Finally, we got a couple of Connecticut entries this week. The hunt is one week away.
 
Good luck this weekend everyone, hope you all do well! Hopefully I'll be able to make it next year, we will see. Happy hunting!
 
Good luck this weekend everyone, hope you all do well! Hopefully I'll be able to make it next year, we will see. Happy hunting!
Wow, I'm going to miss you ... now they will be staring at me :digginahole: Well you have a nice weekend and hopefully we won't get to wet. See you next year if not sooner.
 
Good luck this weekend everyone, hope you all do well! Hopefully I'll be able to make it next year, we will see. Happy hunting!
Thanks Jeff. Rain gear is called for at the hunt tomorrow. Will also be covering my XLT's speaker holes with clear packing tape, as I don't have a rain hood for the control box. Hope to post a few photos of the hunt soon.
Jim
 
Well it was "touch and go" for today's hunt, and a weather-based decision was made to combine the morning hunt and afternoon hunt into one BIG morning hunt, by seeding the beach with all the silver, clad, and prize tokens, as well as all 15 of the tokens allowing their finders to advance to the "Two Gold Coin" hunt after lunch.

The rain held off until just before the start of the Gold Coin hunt and even then wasn't that bad.

We had close to sixty hunters on the beach. Besides me, I'm aware of only two other FMDF members who were at today's hunt; VMC1161 and Crossmod and his better half. Nice chatting with you both !

Yours truly, won the door prize drawing, a nice, framed display made by one of our generous members, Bill S. It was a club patch, surrounded by four Eisenhower dollar coins, two 1-ounce .999 Silver private mint coins and two half-ounce .999 Silver private mint coins.

I hope to get some photos to post here soon from out members, who acted as unofficial hunt photographer.

Jim
 
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