here are sample and animal markers found near my dig

Those marks are known as lichen.

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Great pics hobgob!  td

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it difficult for me to prove something for you since you are not from PI. it is my intention to show these marker to fellow hunters looking for the mythical loot. of course metal detector are of some help on the dig site. it is impractical for me so scan with only a metal detector you need to scourge the whole 100 plus hectars of land. my whites tm 808 was a good use. i was able to scan the area with my friends okm. its high tech but it has also some disadvantages. i remember reading from this site that t hunting is 90 percent research and 10 percent hard work. happy hunting

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	it difficult for me to prove something for you since you are not from PI. it is my intention to show these marker to fellow hunters looking for the mythical loot.

Mythical? How telling.

Natural rocks can take on imaginary images just like clouds in the sky. A natural rock is not a treasure sign. It's a treasure of nature, perhaps, but not a sign of buried treasure. Myself, I am very glad I am not from the PI. I'd hate to be brought up believing that under my house, a Japanese soldier buried something.

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Hi Hobgob,

Dropped in to see what all the fuss is about. I am now going to have read up on a Whites 808. Sounds like something I could use.

So what I understand here you have markers, animal markers and you feel they lead to a treasure? Heres what you gotta do.

If the markers are near, measure and mark each markers location on a map. If they are far, just draw a rough sketch as to where they are found. I would the shoot azimuths from each rock the animal is facing. Put those lines on the map. Find where the lines intersect and go to that position.

Now take out your map, and look 360', tell me what you see.

If you see nothing, your rocks are not helping. If you find treasure, I want 10%. Let me know when you get the treasure.

All funning aside. I know nothing about Yashimoto treasure. That is the best I can do for you. Good Luck.

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