Hunt at a 1787, 1801, and 1857 houses today

Jamflicker said:

Looks like some fun spots and hopefully do well when the grass is short.

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Saoirse said:

Must be something good there!

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Lil Worm6 said:

Congrats on an awesome permission man!!! No doubt you will pull the goods out of there!!! We are running into the same issues with the vegetation being to long on some of our most promising sites.

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jack&jill said:

The permission looks to be great Vic but you may have to mow it before you can detect it. I did that last year on the permission that I dug my one and only Capped Bust Dime on. Trapper

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Saltshaker said:

Wow, that's an amazing spot you have. There's got to be a lot more in there. Good luck and keep us posted.

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mdtrapper said:

I dream about places like that, what a great looking permission. You did look a little warm tho. Cooler temp's will be here soon.

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The Rebel said:

You got a dream site there. Definitely going to be some great finds to be found there once the killing frost kills of the vegetation. Too bad they don't take care of the cemetery.

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Wolf-Dog said:

Congrats on what you found, and I hope you find a lot of goodies when you go back! That place looks like it holds a ton of history!

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IDXMonster said:

What’s a 1787 house? I read about one in a book once...

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bobac said:

Bummer......I was seeing those exact style foundations on homes on my trip to middle PA this weekend and my mind was playing all those possible old sweet silvers nonstop.....but all the houses I drove by were on the main roads and I can only imagine they've been asked a hundred times.......

I generally am just content to pick at the leftovers at the parks though.....and as it turns out , I had one of my best weekends ever hunting parks.....now I have some video editing to do, which is ok, cus my arm needs the break....that CTX is getting too heavy for me....

Hope you snag something nice and old to show us from those yards......

good luck.......

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coin whisperer said:

I avoid woods hunting because I can’t find anything but ticks, poison oak, beer cans and shotgun head stamps. It blows my mind seeing people actually finding coins in the woods.


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Tpmetal said:

found my first barber quarter in the middle of the woods on a very very steep hill side....lol Was on one of the only flat spots on the hill, about a 10 by 4 foot spot. I figured must have been a hunters spot for deer hunting way back whe,


Also thats a great Great looking place to hunt, better luck next time!

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Tpmetal said:

found my first barber quarter in the middle of the woods on a very very steep hill side....lol Was on one of the only flat spots on the hill, about a 10 by 4 foot spot. I figured must have been a hunters spot for deer hunting way back whe,





Also thats a great Great looking place to hunt, better luck next time!

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tnsharpshooter said:

It’ll cool off and grass and weed will be shorter.

Looks like to me a good month of hunting at those sites.



Cheers.

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RockyNH72 said:

nice! I just got a permission for an early 1800 property my first time detecting an older property!

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