Click on the presidents page and give it a read.  I added some new photos,  hope you enjoy.

Hello club members, I am here to let everyone know that this year we are going to have our first ‘members only’ club hunt,  that will be free of fees….auctions….meetings….and no other fund raisers to start the day out.  Just a good ol’ day of fun swinging a detector with friends.  And some chow afterward. [...]

I just purchased a new Minelab Explorer SE Pro,  the newest model that is out there in the Explorer series of detectors.  I also have a Explorer XS,  but wanted to try the new updated model.   If anyone has ever tried to master one of these machines they are not for the beginner,  nor are [...]

After a decade of fund raising, Nevada brings home a precious cache of records on a lost chapter in state history By Dennis Myers dennism@newsreview.com This article was published on 04.10.08. Of the Grosh brothers who discovered the Comstock Lode, one historian wrote, “No one else in that region was so well equipped for the [...]

 I hope that everyone had the chance to read the article in the local newspaper,  it was about a half page article on Monday Feb. 18th.  Backside of the Sports Section,  Outdoors column.   Can also be found on their website for one week following that date.  Then you have to go to their archives.  [...]

Last week’s column on Scott Everhart Brewer is a good example. Brewer was a Boisean who died in Germany while serving as a gunner on a B-24 during World War II. Last month, a German named Tomas Hauschild was working with a metal detector

Brewer was a gunner on a B-24 who died in Germany in 1943. A man recently recovered his dog tags. BY Tim Woodward - twoodward@idahostatesman.com Edition Date: 01/30/08 Sixty-four years ago, an American bomber carrying a crew of eight and a New York Times reporter was shot down in Germany. Two weeks ago, a German with a [...]

Dan came across a very interesting article written by Don Jackson. The article discusses conservation techniques used to preserve Lock and Keys from Roman times, although this article talks about preserving much older metals than we typically see in the United States the techniques could be useful for finds that our club members recover. Read [...]

This is the place to view results of BBSRC Polls. See all the results in one place and see how your vote compared.

Local Treasure Hunter Comes Up Roses By Terry Mosher Monday, December 31, 2007 Kitsap Sun Stewart Hill’s 1981 Rose Bowl ring was found by Poulsbo resident Charles Currier, who discovered it in Seattle’s Green Lake using a metal detector. Former UW football player Stewart Hill, left, and Poulsbo resident Charles Currier, share a photo opportunity [...]