DewGuru
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- Jul 23, 2010
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- Tesoro Sand Shark
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hit a beach for a few hours this evening ... Highlight of the hunt is the Cross, stamped 1/20th 12k GFCT. Not much gold there, but hey, gold is gold.
This hunt had to be cut a bit short due to the short comings of a tourist.
As I was hunting, I noticed a stone fly past me. Then another, so I pivot, just in time to see an
toss another stone, which hit me in the side of the head, then notice him quickly turn away, as if he did not do it. I go his direction, right to his face, and instruct him that this hit was free -- the next one, would earn him a trip to the hospital to have my size 12 removed from his rear end
Needless to say ... The punk took a swing, missing ... I ducked, drop my detector, and commenced to giving him a southern style lesson in proper beach etiquette with a right, then a left. He dropped to the ground, and then tried to low blow me, which ended up with the RTG scoop to his forehead.
I'd venture to say the lesson he learned today won't soon be forgotten.
I tossed him my rag and told em to apply pressure to the gaping wound in his head and left.
Happy Hunting.
This hunt had to be cut a bit short due to the short comings of a tourist.
As I was hunting, I noticed a stone fly past me. Then another, so I pivot, just in time to see an
toss another stone, which hit me in the side of the head, then notice him quickly turn away, as if he did not do it. I go his direction, right to his face, and instruct him that this hit was free -- the next one, would earn him a trip to the hospital to have my size 12 removed from his rear endNeedless to say ... The punk took a swing, missing ... I ducked, drop my detector, and commenced to giving him a southern style lesson in proper beach etiquette with a right, then a left. He dropped to the ground, and then tried to low blow me, which ended up with the RTG scoop to his forehead.
I'd venture to say the lesson he learned today won't soon be forgotten.
I tossed him my rag and told em to apply pressure to the gaping wound in his head and left.
Happy Hunting.
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Just watch your back there for a while. Luckily I haven't had to deal with a real idiot yet but I still try to be aware of my surroundings. Might have something to do with the way we hunt, usually 2 or 3 of us (Me, davidfl and lookindown) and were all above 6'3 and 200-280 pounds but you can never tell. Stay safe out there.
