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 Winter is upon us...

and it's time to start planning that

treasure huntin'

ghost town huntin'

and

gold prospectin'trip

Now is the time to start the

Great 2012 Treasure Hunt

Spring is only

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...to take a closer look

These are just a few of our many titles

for your gold prospecting,

metal detecting,

ghost town hunting,

and treasure hunting needs

Books make great gifts!

• They're inexpensive;

• They don't wear out;

• They don't take batteries;

and

They can start anyone on the great

Hobby of Treasure Hunting!

 &

You can earn

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Do you like to prospect for gold, metal detect for coins, hunt ghost towns, or other treasure hunting hobbies?

Your hobby is under assault!

Don't just sit back and let some paper-pushing bureaucrat with an environmentalist agenda close down yet another area...your area...to your hobby.

 What can you do?

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Now is the perfect time...

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...to plan and research your next

Treasure Hunting Adventure

Can You Really Find

Lost Treasure?

• A cave with large strong boxes of gold is said to lie near Juniper Spring, Culberson County, Texas. 

 

More information can be found in

Buried Treasures You Can Find

Buried Treasures of Texas

Texas Tales of Lost Mines and Buried Treasures

Buried Treasures of the American Southwest

The Gold Prospecting, Treasure Hunting, Metal Detecting, Ghost Town Hunting

"REC ROOM"

"As long as the water pressure is high enough to move the gold, it will continue to move. We've talked about curves and their effect on water pressure, and we've also talked about objects that water must flow around, like boulders. We've also talked about the fact that gold crawls along the bottom of the river bedrock. It will continue crawling along the bedrock as long as the water pressure is high enough to push it. Two conditions can present themselves to stop the gold from moving down the riverbed."

• The river bedrock can be rough, jagged, and craggy where gold will "hide" from the high water pressure.

• The river bedrock will have cracks and crevices that the gold will drop into.

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