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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
You found a jelly bean in yer belly button?


Around here, that’s more of an Easter thing.


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If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty

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Thanks L. I appreciate the offer and I hope to take you up on it one of these days. I always look forward to your posts and I love your writing style.

As any of the men who've taken me up on invitations to come here and be my guests will attest, my word is my bond, brother. You get here and I'll take care of everything else...


Did you finally get your real estate license?

You shytting me, right? License? lol


License?

We don't need no sticking license.


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In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
You found a jelly bean in yer belly button?

Damn,

I've never thought to look there.

Nope, not today. Maybe Kingston is luckier.

I just find popcorn scraps.


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Originally Posted by Valsdad
Quit stringing us along.


PM me your cell# and I’ll text you a sneak preview.


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Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Quit stringing us along.


PM me your cell# and I’ll text you a sneak preview.


Not sure I should buy into that deal.

I already have a bro named Barry.

Don't think i need another.


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In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
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Like my grandma used to say, “Life is full of chances.”


Originally Posted by 16penny
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Originally Posted by kingston
I'm cleaning out this area to sent up a reloading bench. A few weeks ago I bought some nice benches from the calibration lab at a nuclear power plant that's being decommissioned.






Didju get any on ya?


Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want.

Rehabilitation is way overrated.

Orwell wasn't wrong.

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In 1980 a friend who was an immigrant from England, found a shotgun in his apartment.
He only had a green card and was going to throw it away.
I took it.
It was an old rusty Savage break action 20 gauge with broken firing pin.
I put a framing nail in the drill press and filed on it until it fit as a new firing pin.
My brother shot a grouse in the woods at my house, and we ate it.
In 1990 I sold the shotgun.

40 years later, I wish I had kept my "treasure".



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Originally Posted by renegade50
Since the previous owner was into stashing firearms.
Was he an old guy who mighta had memory problems ???
Or dead and you bought the property from people who inherited it???


Either way....
You might wanna spend some time metal detecting that place.
Conspicuous or innocuous landmarks
Lone trees.
Rises on ground.
Areas around buildings.


To delibrately hide guns like that and you discover em.
Probably other stuff around the place to be found no one had any idea of when you bought the place.





PS- Look for markers on trees, too.


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I've seen and experienced owners that hide their firearms and forgot that they did it. Both of the cases were rotten old farmers that hated themselves and their families. The farmers accused their children's friends of stealing the firearm when they had actually stashed it in a 2 x 4 halve wall in a corn crib. Years later when the firearm was found no apologies were given.

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Merry Christmas Brian. Now stop teasing us and show the rest. Sheesh!


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Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by renegade50
Since the previous owner was into stashing firearms.
Was he an old guy who mighta had memory problems ???
Or dead and you bought the property from people who inherited it???


Either way....
You might wanna spend some time metal detecting that place.
Conspicuous or innocuous landmarks
Lone trees.
Rises on ground.
Areas around buildings.


To delibrately hide guns like that and you discover em.
Probably other stuff around the place to be found no one had any idea of when you bought the place.





PS- Look for markers on trees, too.


What would be an example of markers on trees. I'm new to treasure hunting. lol.


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Originally Posted by m_stevenson
Merry Christmas Brian. Now stop teasing us and show the rest. Sheesh!


There's only one left. I'm not sure if I should suspend the reveal until after Christmas.


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Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by m_stevenson
Merry Christmas Brian. Now stop teasing us and show the rest. Sheesh!


There's only one left. I'm not sure if I should suspend the reveal until after Christmas.

Put the pic up for gawds sakes....

Lol!!!!

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Hatchet or axe marked deep into the bark and healed.

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Or piles of rocks that look out of place

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Pretty cool stuff.

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That Japanese Bayonet brings back memories. My father brought one of those home from the war. He had the rifle to go with it put when his ship went down he could only swim with the bayonet and the rifle went with the ship. I guess my brother has that today.

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Hey. If I agree to have you send me a text, will you please show us the last treasure?


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Originally Posted by m_stevenson
Hey. If I agree to have you send me a text, will you please show us the last treasure?


That sound like a double win for you. What's in it for me?


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Originally Posted by VaHunter
That Japanese Bayonet brings back memories. My father brought one of those home from the war. He had the rifle to go with it put when his ship went down he could only swim with the bayonet and the rifle went with the ship. I guess my brother has that today.


Awesome story! I hope you guys still have it.


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