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Antique Bottles
Antique bottles are truly a part of history. The different types of bottles tell a story about a particular industry or way of life. For example, medicinal bottles tell us how far the medical industry has come since many elements are now stored in plastic bags. Seeing an old glass IV bottle can take you back decades. Geodes
Geodes, sometimes called Thunder Eggs are forms in volcanic rocks where water has worn away a pocket in the rocks leaving behind different minerals in the cavity such as iron, quarts and agate. The large variety of elements that is used to create thunder eggs accounts for the differences in size and color of the specimen. No two will ever be exactly the same. The larger the mineral sample and the more colors that show will determine the value of your find. The largest geode ever found was the size of a minivan discovered in Put in Bay, Ohio. Accordingto legend the Thunder Spirits lived on Mount Hood and Mount Jefferson. When the Thunder Spirits became angry at each other they threw these thunder eggs at each other. Geodes have also been found at Succor Creek, white Fir Springs and in Crook, Jefferson, Malheur, Wasco and Wheeler counties. Gold
Gold was first discovered in New Mexico. Gold has been found in the Klamath Mountains and Blue Mountains. Maps showing the location of gold finds are available on the internet. It is best to alway search in places that have found gold in the past. There still might be gold left "in them thar hills". Today treasure hunters primarly use portable metal detectors or gold-panning to prospect for gold. Lobsters
Lobster hunting is becoming a favorite pastimes for many divers. These tasty crustaceans, also known as bugs to divers, are delicious. But in order to capture a lobster you must first find them. Lobsters need places to hide from other predators so prefer corral reefs, rocky area, old shipwrecks and man made areas where there are plenty of holes to hide in. Morel Mushrooms
Hunting for morel mushrooms typically runs from early April and runs through June depending on your geographical location. Moral mushrooms are found in small patches under dead or dying elms, ash, apple and even pine trees. The seem to like to hide under or near thickets or other plant small plants growing in the area but since the ground cover varies a lot each patch of mushrooms you come upon may be growing in totally different conditions. Typically the day time temperature around 60 to 70 degrees, night time temperatures not less than 40 degrees and the soil temperatures of about 50 to 60 degrees with good ground moisture levels are ideal for moral growing. Opals
Juniper Ridge Fire Opal Mine is another mine that allows the general public to search for opals on a fee bases. The digging fee is $200 per person per day which gives you the right to dig for opals at the mine area and you are allowed to fill a one gallon bucket with raw gemstones. The mine operators at the Juniper Ridge Fire Opal Mine believe that any reasonably health and active adult should be able to fill a one gallon bucked within a single day. If you have more than one gallon bucket worth of material you can pay an additional fee or simply keep only the highest grade of opals to take home. Truffles
Truffles are quite common in the Pacific Northwest Mountains from California through Oregon and Washington to British Colombia. They have also been reported to have been found in Idaho and Montana but these rumors have not been validated. Sunstones
Oregon sunstones are found only in the remote high desert of Lake and Harney counties of Oregon. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has established a free, public collecting area in eastern Lake County which is near Plush Oregon. Until recently, this was the only known occurrence of the gem quality sunstones found in the United States. The best time to search for sunstones is just after rain storm. The Spectrum Sunstone Mine is a 20 acre privately owned patented mining claim located 27 miles northeast of Plush, Oregon which is open to the public between May 15 and November 1. Happy Treasure Hunting. To Read The Rest Of The Article Click Here
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