Secrets Of Treasure Hunters

It is true that treasure hunters know a few things thewaterproof flashlight strapped to the outside, he
rest of us don't usually know. They are familiar withpushes it down into the water to see clearly what is at
common hiding places where people put their valuablesthe bottom. Someday you might see a person with a
and money, for example. They know the usualstrange reverse periscope floating in his rowboat, and
locations for buried treasure. More generally, theyit may be this man.
know that we humans like to hide things far moreTo develop a treasure hunting mentality, you should be
often than most suspect, and that many of us diethinking about where you can try this and what else
without ever revealing to a soul what we have hiddenyou can learn from the story. Perhaps a good
or where.waterproof metal detector could be used to locate
Still, there is more to being a treasure hunter thanvaluables in rivers (most are waterproof up to a
having a bit of special knowledge. So if you want tocertain point anyhow). You should expand on the idea
start your own hunt for hidden and buried treasure,and ask yourself what other things get dropped in
don't think that reading a few books on the subject willwater and where - whether or not on purpose. Lake
be enough. You also have to develop the right mindbottoms near docks might be a good place to search,
set. Patience is a requirement, for example, or you'llfor example.
never dig up those fifty almost-worthless pennies justCoffee Can Treasures
to finally find one old and valuable one.It has been and probably still is common to bury things
You also have to think a certain way. You'll need thein coffee cans out in the yard or behind the barn or
ability to mentally put yourself in the past and also inwherever. You probably have heard of this, but have
the head of the person who hides something, in orderyou ever thought about how to use that knowledge to
to guess where it is buried or otherwise hidden. It willfind such stashes? Here's one way: If you're looking
also help to habitually think about how to apply andaround an old house or homestead look for empty
expand what you learn from one treasure hunt to thecoffee cans in sheds or barns. They were possibly
next ones.being saved to bury things in. Consider too that
Secrets Of Treasure Huntersalthough paper money can't be detected with a metal
To help along those lines, here are some of the waysdetector, the cans can be.
to find treasure, the "tricks of the trade." TheseThen, as you look around the target area, consider
examples each suggest something useful to apply inwhere you would bury a can full of cash. Note where
other areas. They are essentially short lessons fromyou could dig without being noticed, or where the
and for treasure hunters.ground is easier to dig up? What locations could be
Hidden In Riversmore easily remembered? Consider these things as if
When we were children, my friends and I occasionallyyou are the one burying the valuables, and you'll start
saw bicycles in rivers. We never really knew why theyto develop an intuition about where to search.
were there, but I later learned it was because riversThere are many more secrets to learn, but also
are easy places to hide things, very useful knowledgedevelop the patience to keep searching. Mel Fischer
for thieves. They were likely stolen and dumped there.searched sixteen years to find the "Atocha Mother
Criminals throw things off of bridges routinely, becauseLode," valued at $450 million dollars, so you can try for
it is a fast way to get rid of incriminating evidence.sixteen more minutes before setting down that metal
I have read about one treasure hunter who makes adetector. Learn your lessons from each search and
living from this criminal habit. With magnets and otherthink about how to apply and expand on what you
tools he retrieves guns, money, and other things oflearned. That's how you develop the mind set of a
value from the bottom of murky rivers. Using a tubetreasure hunter.
with a window at the bottom (his own design) and a