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Metal Detecting Clubs by or near Kansas City, MO
Hello all, I am getting back into metal detecting and want to know if there are any active clubs in Kansas city, Mo. area. Please let me know becouse I am ready to have some fun.
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Missouri Threads (search) MO More Threads or START ONE Missouri Missouri Slide-show of some of my Missouri specimens
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my treasure hunting profile page
kath Age :21 Hometown : columbia,mo My Top Treasure Hunting Tips 1.Do what you most enjoy
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Tom and Kathys Treasure Hunting Page
[Tom & Kathy] Age : 50 & 48 Hometown : Independence, MO My Top Treasure Hunting Tips 1
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Putting a group together in the St. Louis, MO. bi-state area.
I am a serious Entrepreneur seeking funds to start a
new type of Alternative Energy based Motor Company.
Through the start-up phase I plan to capitalize on smaller
markets in industry other than the Auto Industry. This strategy
will allow such a company to grow in several different markets
to gain the momentum and financial clout needed to address
the Automotive Industry.
Banks and lenders are not responsive to new business start-ups
in the Alternative Energy Field because they leverage their earnings
by investing in the petroleum industry.
I have assembled a list of places that are worth searching with metal
detectors in and around the St. Louis bi-state area. But many of these
places are not the sort of places one would want to traverse alone.
I am looking for some friends that are interested in covering large
areas that have not been previously thought of by other treasure
hunters. You can keep what you find. My purpose for doing this
is because there is often safety in numbers when searching
river banks, wooded areas, and other potentially dangerous
areas that most people don't usually investigate alone.
Also, if anyone knows of any good pawn shops or other
sources that handle used metal detectors in the St. Louis,
MO. area, I am interested and would like to check them out.
You can forward any commets to my email at
carlstone@netzero.net
Thanks, and I'll be looking forward
to hearing from those with questions
or comments.
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Jan 6 2008, 3:01 AM EST by
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together in the St. Louis, Mo bi-state area(Re:metal detecting) Hunting locations near St. Louis? Illinois (search) Photos
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admission; door prizes, live auction, demonstrations; contact Chris Wiseman, P.O. Box 555, Joplin, MO 64802, (417) 623-1180; e-mail
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binds the limestone together. The Colorado River has unveiled the ages of layers in the magnificent Grand Canyon. Metamorphic \'me-tə-'mȯr
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Springfield, Mo
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Limestone Road cut in MO
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Calamity Billie on a Treasure Quest in Noel MO - The weather was great
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hey everyone. i live around k.c. MO (harrisonville) Im new to the treasure hunting game and feel lost. i am starting to research minerals in this area but if anyone can save me some time that would be great. ive also been doing some metal detecting with little success mainly due to my lack of knowledge(like where to go) so again, any pointers are greatly appreciated! thanks, John
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Aug 20 2009, 2:43 AM EDT by
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Rubies
Last may of 2006 when I was laid off from my last job as a machinist
in the Railcar Manufacturing Industry here near St. Louis, MO. I was informed
by my former employer that I now have a higher degree of formal education
and industry experience than one of the greatest inventors in the history of
American Industry... Thomas Alva Edison.
They knew this because Edison invented the Electric Locomotive and they were
well aquainted with his abilities as an understated innovator, and they knew about
my background in several different industries as well which has closely parallelled
Edison's career. But I was not aware of it until they brought it to my attention last
year. Upon further investigation into the matter I learned that Edison was ousted
from General Electric in 1919 shortly before the formation of General Motors for
attempting to have a self-sufficient Electric Automobile mass produced by General
Electric's production teams without board approval, acting alone as an individual
board member as he had done in the past with so many of his other inventions
that helped build General Electric from the ground up. But that one invention pitted
General Electric against their core investors in the oil industry and Edison's work
became a liability for General Electric... so they ousted him from the company.
Learning this, and seeing the current gas prices, has presented an interesting
opportunity for an independent and capable entrepreneur such as myself.
All that gold, and all those gems... just sitting out there waiting to be found
and used for start-up capital to start a business.
I hope you are as enlightened and as inspired as I am by all this.
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Dec 28 2007, 6:15 AM EST by
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hunting locations near st. louis?
i live in st. louis MO and was wandering if anyone knows of any treasure hunting locations around st. louis? (like, with in a couple hour drive of it.)
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Dec 12 2007, 2:43 AM EST by
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Approx value of gems???
There are great places in Missouri, It is one of my favorite states. I live in NW Arkansas so I prospect a lot in Missouri. I was with our church group at Roaring River in Missouri last weekend. We had a great time. If you would check the National Directory you will see several sites I have posted in Mo. Maybe, my wife and i could meet you at one of the sites
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Jul 29 2008, 6:36 PM EDT by
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Looking for a rock hunting partner
"So Liz when did you get interested in fairburns? You have those lakers around there don't ya and what have you been collecting? You know we have snakes here and big cats here? Bob and his friend thought they had one following them around. DB" LOL, I know you have big cats. I haven't seen the snakes. You have some huge freshwater fish there as well. Oh, and lots of deer. Just watch for roadkill driving down the highway in SD, I've never seen more large animals in my life. I saw a large cat prowling around some bushes at a fishing hold somewhere between MO, and SD at night, was a sight to see. The animals in Custer Park man that is cool indeed. Glad I don't have the Fairburn Fever, I like the Green stuff. LOL. BTW, I'd love some more weekend rocking Partners. Preferably the hardcore kinds willing to go on Indiana Jones type adventures through the Cascades. LOL;) If we find treasure thats a huge bonus.
Thanks,
Aaron
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Sep 19 2009, 1:41 PM EDT by
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING
"Oh Ii haven't yet.Bill. The posting problem isn't with the user name it has something to do with my operating system, IE and Java. All that computer type stuff. lol
Now that it is cooler, do you have any digs or rock hunts coming up? We are suppise to get our first snow in the valley this weekend, I best get everything winterized I guess. Nothing like awaiting to the last minute. lol
Paul
Paul" I am mainly getting ready for Christmas. We will have a house full with my children and grandchildren coming. Of course,most trips of any distance require a stop at a nearby site. I am going to Joplin Mo., tomorrow on business and I know of several sites on the way. Joplin was the center of a major mining district in the US. Minerals to collect : Galena, dolomite crystals, calcite crystals, chalcoprite, pyrite cubes, druzy quartz, zinc ores, fluorite and jasper. I will stop coming back if I have time. The Everett J. Ritchie Tri-State Mineral Museum has the national best collection of these minerals in the nation. It might snow tonight which will be a change of plans.
Bill
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Dec 9 2008, 11:48 PM EST by
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Hey Tim & Sharon, let us know when you need the $$. Send your home address to my profile, and I'll send out a M.O. to help out.
Don
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Rocktoberfest at Little Naches. 18/19th
Blasted!!! Sorry to hear you have a scheduling conflict Don. I was kind of looking forward to seeing how you man-handled that Jack digging Eggs.Ah well there will be another opportunity................:)
Hey Jake this 684 month old Sr rockdog may have to tie off a lead to your 19 mo old rockpuppy for inspiration and motivation..................:)
Hey Paul maybe we could split the cost of a pack mule...............lol
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