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Date Posted: 23:17:25 07/15/02 Mon
Author: trapper
Subject: Re: Detecting Dredge Tailings
In reply to: Reg 's message, "Re: Detecting Dredge Tailings" on 22:46:14 07/15/02 Mon

Good Evening REG,

By the sounds of it; you've already hit the piles in the American and Georgia Gulch. Do you live and detect in Colorado?

As for permission I found several areas that were wide open with no private property signs for example, 1)the area around the dredge remains seems open with only a small historical sign explaining the tailing history and 2)many individuals were parking and off loading thier motorcross bikes were the road cross the gulch between the tailings. It seemed a good 200 hundered yards in each direction was wide open.

However, one day I mite try it out and see what I find.

Thanks for information.

Happy Hunting

trapper

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