Dear List:
I am just an amateur, but went to the Gold Basin strewnfield in November of
2001, not only to search for meteorites but also to photograph the Leonid's
meteor storm from dark skies.
I met Don O'Keeffe there, and also Bill Fisher, a gold and meteorite hunter
from California. Bill
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Hunting hours vs recovery rate
Dear List:
I am just an amateur, but went to the Gold Basin strewnfield in November
of 2001, not only to search for meteorites but also to photograph
Hi All,
Have you ever wondered how many hours you must spend before your first
cold find ? Or how many hours after you find a new area with a new
meteorite before your next find?
I would like to say that you will find a meteorite every 40- 50 hours
of searching for cold finds not counting
Sonny list,
My stats are not going to be what people want to hear.
I have been collecting rocks, fossils, and artifacts
since I could walk. I have been a continuously active
exploration geologist for 35 years. I have been
looking at the ground in front of me with something of
a trained eye
Hi Sonny and List,
Have you ever wondered how many hours you must spend before your
first cold find ? Or how many hours after you find a new area
with a new meteorite before your next find?
Great subject! When I first started cold meteorite hunting in
September 1999, there was very little
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