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Being a former fisherman, in conversations, I may stretch things a bit. However today, I had proof with actual finds, good & bad to prove what I was saying was the truth. Plus I had customers and fellow hunters visiting to back of my claims. During the interview Fire Chief Charlie Anderson from Florida, and my good friend & helper David Gaillardetz (president of the Yankee Treasure Hunters Club) visited. I talk a lot and many times have convinced new & old friends to get into my hobby.

I believe we should do what we can to make a Reality series happen, and if not now, maybe later. The efforts are worth it, search teams are a must and we are promoting to preserve the metal detecting hobbies!! Jason Sevene of Swanzey, NH and Chris Valerio of Squim, WA have offered to assist with organizing teams, projects, goals and things.

Will a series happen? maybe not. To me it was an eye opener and I now, clearly see the need for land and under water search teams. If "Off The Fence" decides against me, it was an honor to be considered and I enjoyed it all.

BONE 19 is 4 days this year with 2 one day natural hunts & a planted hunt with a $1,000 drawing at end of hunt. The Minelab sponsored Natural Hunt is Thursday, April 26, 2012 and maybe a Minelab film crew will tape it. More details this site.

You would be doing a great service to BONE and us, if you posted information of BONE anywhere people will see it.

This year Minelab vice president Gary Schafer & Minelab Americas along with other greats in the hobby, will be inducted into our Treasure hunters Hall of Fame at BONE 19 on April 28, 2012.

This posting will grow, got so many irons in the fire, can't finish anything. At end of the month I'm off for practice in the Caribbean with Martin and Charlie for a week. Remember to save items for our BONE Charity Chinese Auction this year, (April 28 @ Keene Rec Center, Keene, NH) we already have 4 metal detectors donated to auction, including a brand new Minelab Excalibur II.

George Streeter

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George's Caribbean Adventures
Since 1987, I have manage to live on peanuts and organized dozens of Caribbean treasure hunting adventure trips. The adventures also help me in finding content for my Treasure Hunter's Gazette newspaper, web sites and recruiting treasure hunters to join or attend 2 local clubs Yankee Treasure Hunters Club, the Professional Treasure Hunters Historical Society and the annual Best O' North East Treasure Hunter's Weekends (held every year since 1994.).
I am still able and love to metal detect with friends, in the sea for lost jewelry. I invested and researched Caribbean Island locations, for producing beaches to detect. My trips are mainly for my Excalibur customers, and I try to insist all who travel with me should have purchased a Minelab Excalibur underwater detector from me or pay an extra $300 to $500 deposit. This way I am compensated something,  for my investment.
2011 Treasure vacations were Barbados, Guadeloupe 2 times, St Martin, Nassau & St Lucia.  I am a 40 year multiline metal detector dealer and personally use a Minelab Excalibur underwater detector, because I believe its the best metal detector for the purpose available.  I want those traveling with me, to use one too, and we learn from each other.
Being 70 & on Social Security means I am broke most of the time and in order to go, I invite good friends and customers to accompany me. If one is accepted they must pay a deposit &  provide me with a list of medicines (in English & language of place we are visiting), numbers to call in case of an emergency and agree to help with the chores.
My adventures happen in Spring, Summer, Fall and winter. These trips take me away from my business, take time to plan & help organize. All going pay a share of the lodging, home cooked meals and the rental car. Note!!! Unless the owner of found item is known, everyone is allowed to keep what they find. Hunters are requested to fill in their holes, take found trash & depose of it properly. We are ambassador’s for the United States of American and should act that way.
I hate tobacco smoke and prefer non smoking travelers, however smokers are good people too and if they promise to smoke in private, sometimes they are invited. All going are encouraged to write a trip article for my newspaper and to participate in a group finds photo. There are no guarantees anyone will find any gold, silver or money, however dedicated & knowledgeable detectorist are usually rewarded in more ways then one.
For my polices, I was recently bashed by a few jealous hunters, however, I do not care, because these are my vacations, which I share.  Anyone else can do the same thing any way they want. However with my vacations its my way or no way.   I am always open to questions and suggestions, and would prefer to communicate via email at gstreeter@ne.rr.com.
When off on a Caribbean adventure, my little shop, Streeter's Treasure Hunting Supply is still open 6 days a week, Monday through Saturday from around 10am in morning to around 5pm in afternoon. If you want to call first 1-603-876-4443. When I'm gone, David Gaillardetz, the Yankee Treasure Hunter's Club president, the Best O' North East Weekend treasurer and open huntmaster, runs the shop with my former wife, Jane Capone & sometimes our son Scott.
enjoy metal detecting
George Streeter
Caribbean Sept 2010
Barbados Sept 2010
Curacao May 2010
St Thomas 2010
Caribbean 2009
Bahamas Adventure #3
Bahamas Adventure #2
Bahamas Adventure #1
St Thomas December 2010
Caribbean May 2011
St Martin 2011