Thank you for the very helpful info. I live in Austin and metal detecting is banned pretty much everywhere here so learning how to research and find property owners for permission is the only option. Thank god we are moving back to Colorado in a couple of weeks! The ground is the other hurdle here and it’s impossible to dig unless heavy rains give us a pre soak.

Very informative.

Thank you for the info. Not real good with the computer but I will be going over and over and over until I get it straight in my head. Thanks again for the video

This video was such a huge help for me, thank you so much! My name is Charles & I recently became a beginner at detecting medal & I have been searching on how to properly research areas to find good hunting spots. This video gave me such wonderful branches to work from & I appreciate it so much! Happy hunting!

Great video 5280. Very informative. It's videos like these that really help beginners such as myself. Greatly appreciated buddy hope all is well. Good luck out there.

This video is worth a million. I have uploaded my town. I'll be searching. I'll check my county next. Thanks Tony so valuable.

Nice work The history of that site is outstanding. and that’s an awesome site to hunt!

The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was a public work relief program that operated from 1933 to 1942 in the United States for unemployed, unmarried men.

Great info. I will definitely do researching today, our weather has finally turned for the good..(Michigan) You take care and have a great day..Good Luck

Great job Tony, excellent research and it's as rewarding to connect the dots and find a site sometimes as it is to find the relics. GL& HH

Great video and very informational

Good information to know!

Very helpfull thank you for the great video

Great information for beginners such as myself! Thanks for all your help!

Thanks for posting this, very helpful info, going to give it a try for my area. Good luck with trying to gain access, looks like a great place to hunt. Keep us posted! Take care, GL and HH!

Good Stuff Tony.. thanks

This was really useful, I used this sight but never knew how to use all the gadgets! Thank you!

Thank you for sharing.. where you are looking at I use to go 4wheeling in that area... I know that place well

Great info I have a few permisions I am working on. I know 2 are gonna have a ton of trash I am going to clear first just gotta order my detector so I can get started. Hope to hunt with you, DK, and NCRC one day.

great video & very informative. i ain't gonna lie. if the owner of that land was in florida then i'd be helping myself to detecting it.

Thank you for the video, great research tool.

Very Interesting, Tony. Really great info for lots of things. Thanks for sharing.

Great video. I do my research the same way. I enjoy that part almost as much as the hunt. 👍🍀🤙🏻

Great video

Great info! Enjoyed watching!

On my father-in-laws farm in Indiana the CCC planted a huge grove of Locust trees which were meant for fence posts after they've grown.

Some good information. In Texas the land owners are always worried about being sued.

Wow thats very informative. Ive always wondered how to search land owners. Really helpful video thanks for sharing.

nice video

great info

Excellent advice...thank you very much!

Thanks for sharing.Great video. I usually use google earth to locate old cabins.Historical Aerials maps is great,glad I watched your video! I used it on a site I just found recently and has helped a lot. GL&HH Eric

Tony, what are you doing giving away all our secrets? Top notch video man. Great Job. 👍

Informative! Thanks for sharing - happy hunting my friend.

ccc was the president putting people to work during the great depression my grandpa did it in Pennsylvania planting pines and such

Great video, very informative!! I hope you are able to get permission for that property!

Great Job Tony same tools I use to find long forgotten home sites in my area. I also use Maprika and acme mapper as added Material to help.. But you know the topo maps dont go that far back on most cases on the Program which back in the day you could go to the local Deeds office for that county and they have topos going back long before the 1900's. That is how we use to research before the computer age. lol.. Just throwing that at ya. Other things is the Library on the old fishe Micro films of the times on News print helps out as well for ideas of picnic groves and gatherings of people.. You know old Social Media.. Hehehe Lol. the town might of put that up on the internet by now and a great resource to help with finding off the beaten trail Locations..... Anyways any Research will help... Thanks Great Video now I dont have to make a video on it.. Happy Hunting AL

Great information. did you happen to notice that on the last map withing the green box, the land was shaped like an Indian. LOL Thanks for sharing.see you next time.

Research is key my friend 👍 GL&HH steve

Great video with great information! Thanks for sharing! HH Dewayne

Awesome video thanks for sharing. Have you tried maprika it's also some great information. Carl HH

Can you reasearch saites on Latvia?

Did you ever end up getting permission to look on that site?😋

Great info mate, research is always number 1 tool, you explained that with ease, Go Google :-) HH Brad.