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An article on Why We Treasure Hunt..

That can not be said any better than that Thank God that we are aload to live in a country that lets us live our love of this sport and take pride in what we do .WE live in the greatest Country in the would.Ther are countrys that any thing you take from this earth becomes property of the state and you can and will be jailed for it if not turned in.So take pride in what you do,Take junk with good and fill those holes.Happy Hunting Gotta love it
 
GREAT STORY. I started out 29 years ago at age 12 when I found my first arrowhead. My dad told me what it was and then it was on with. I soon discovered old bottle piles. One other thing that drives me is that I have a extraordinary fascination w/ the 19th century.
 
Great article as always Bill. I really enjoyed the articles you wrote in the books you sent me. Your an amazing man,and I'm proud to call you a friend. Tomorrow we start filming part of our show at Garrett's, and I look forward to Mr. Garrett showing me the first detector he ever made in 1964. Hopefully everyone will enjoy the show. I also started my online Garrett dealership today.I have the lowest prices around.Hope you check out the site.http://www.lostandhiddentreasures.com
I refuse to be outsold :cheers:
 
Yeah bottle digging is a blast. There are a couple of guys here in Portland who get plat maps and find all the homes that were built before sewers then get permission to locate the outhouse pit in the backyards. They dig up some real nice bottles along with other good stuff. I used to do a bit of dump digging.

Bill
 
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