My Bucket List In This Area

[PaulLawn]

The things I would like to accomplish are;

1. Find Amber

2. Find an Arrow Head

3. Find a gold nugget

[PaulLawn]

Anybody out there with any goals?

[Tidgy's Dad]

Just now, PaulLawn said:

Anybody out there with any goals?

Nothing much to ask. 

Every brachiopod species ever. 

[Macrophyseter]

19 minutes ago, PaulLawn said:

1. Find Amber

2. Find an Arrow Head

3. Find a gold nugget

1. Go to Kalingrad or Poland

2. Go to Texas

3. Go to California or Alaska

 

Those areas are the some of the best places to find what you've listed.

[Miocene_Mason]

50 minutes ago, Macrophyseter said:

1. Go to Kalingrad or Poland

2. Go to Texas

3. Go to California or Alaska

 

Those areas are the some of the best places to find what you've listed.

Or just go to the Tucson fossil show, necessary tools include but are not limited to little green pieces of paper and shiny metal circles

[Miocene_Mason]

Things I’m looking to find:

A Maryland trilobite

A Carboniferous arthropod

A complete Meg

a big whale vert

a giant thresher tooth 

a parotodus

Dinosaur material from Maryland

Ambitois goals, but I got time.

[caldigger]

2 hours ago, PaulLawn said:

The things I would like to accomplish are;

1. Find Amber

2. Find an Arrow Head

3. Find a gold nugget

Actually you are positioned to possibly find those items fairly close to you.

1. Someone just posted recently of Amber from North Carolina.

2. Anywhere there were native settlements is a good place to look for arrowheads. Virginia had many settlements.

3. People hunt gold in Virginia. Look up you-tube vids or Google "Virginia Gold locations".

Research, research, research! 

You may be able to accomplish your bucket list goals without leaving your state.

[Bone guy]

Go to NSR

Go to a quarry in Wyoming

Possibly do some hunting in my own state of Georgia

A trip to the Tucson show, and most of my $ will be spent on drool buckets  

 

[caldigger]

1 hour ago, WhodamanHD said:

Or just go to the Tucson fossil show, necessary tools include but are not limited to little green pieces of paper and shiny metal circles

Something tells me his definition of "finding" doesn't mean on someone's sales table. 

[Peat Burns]

3 hours ago, PaulLawn said:

The things I would like to accomplish are;

3. Find a gold nugget

 

Gold Prospectors Association of America

 

"Access to Claims

 

You also gain access to hundreds of claims provided by the GPAA. Our claims span across the United States. That means there are probably one or more claims near you. The Mining Guide gives details about each claim, so you can start prospecting."

[Macrophyseter]

2 hours ago, WhodamanHD said:

Or just go to the Tucson fossil show, necessary tools include but are not limited to little green pieces of paper and shiny metal circles

Or, more like a metal or plastic rectangle that generates a bunch of pixels when scanned 

But I think he's aiming to find it himself rather than buying them from Tucson.