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Narrowing the search, looking for the stash
- Thread starter Doc Holliday
- Start date
It's a deal.
The best way to find caches, is to take 2 box detectors (which won't find anything smaller than a soda can) and go around likely spots of old habitations . Eg.: ghost towns, cellar holes, etc.... Oh sure, by all means wave it around "un-canny" rocks too. But in the end, the caches can be anywhere.
And once the finder finds a cache, he will, no doubt, see an "un-canny clue" nearby. But truth be told, he'd find "un-canny clues" (symbols, nails on a tree, an out of place rock, etc....) just about anywhere you look. On any landscape anywhere.
The best way to find caches, is to take 2 box detectors (which won't find anything smaller than a soda can) and go around likely spots of old habitations . Eg.: ghost towns, cellar holes, etc.... Oh sure, by all means wave it around "un-canny" rocks too. But in the end, the caches can be anywhere.
And once the finder finds a cache, he will, no doubt, see an "un-canny clue" nearby. But truth be told, he'd find "un-canny clues" (symbols, nails on a tree, an out of place rock, etc....) just about anywhere you look. On any landscape anywhere.
Doc Holliday
Active member
Tom_in_CA said:
...according to you.
Dancer
Well-known member
Check out all the new roads all over your town. Dams that have flooded farms, small towns etc. People paving property. Strip malls springing up all over. Malls being knocked down. Got to be a lot that's been covered up. And I bet there's plenty of catches buried in Grave yards all over the world. (Example- End of the movie "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" ) Great flick about chasing Treasure during the Civil War. Check it out guys it's a good one.
Stoof-tabsallday
Well-known member
I heard an old timer talking about just that.
He said that the ladies of the house would usually put theirs under or right near the clothes line. That way when at the sink in the kitchen they could look out and see where it was.
The man of the house would usually put it in the back yard where the spot could be readily seen from the bedroom window so If he was awoken by something outside he could quickly see through the window.
He went into more detail but I don't recall all of it
He said that the ladies of the house would usually put theirs under or right near the clothes line. That way when at the sink in the kitchen they could look out and see where it was.
The man of the house would usually put it in the back yard where the spot could be readily seen from the bedroom window so If he was awoken by something outside he could quickly see through the window.
He went into more detail but I don't recall all of it