Trenching

Trenchman

Greenie
Jan 6, 2014
10
2
Northern england
Detector(s) used
Sov gt laser @fisher
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Hi I'm going to share all my tricks and tips on beach trenching for detectors out there who don't know what beach trenching is and what you need to carry it out.To start we need to read the beach or beaches we are going to search start looking at the beach in more detail take notice of what size the tide is You don't need a big tide to go trenching but if you get a really low tide you can find good trenching places to search. Get yourself a good probe I use a garret you will need a good digging tool and a small trowel I can tell you once you start this type of searching you won't want to do any other type of metal detecting this way comes up with the goodies I have a huge collection of rings which I will show you when I Learn to put photos on Anyway we will go onto how to and where to search in my next visit in the meantime if you need to ask anything feel free Happy hunting many thanks the trenchman
 

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Terry Soloman

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May 28, 2010
19,422
30,105
White Plains, New York
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Nokta Makro Legend// Pulsedive// Minelab GPZ 7000// Vanquish 540// Minelab Pro Find 35// Dune Kraken Sandscoop// Grave Digger Tools Tombstone shovel & Sidekick digger// Bunk's Hermit Pick
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
This ought to be a real treat! :happy1:
 

Fletch88

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Mar 7, 2013
4,841
2,367
Valdosta, GA
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Minelab Excalibur ll- 10" Tornado
Minelab CTX 3030
Minelab Xterra 305
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All Treasure Hunting
Popcorn and coke:)
 

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Trenchman

Greenie
Jan 6, 2014
10
2
Northern england
Detector(s) used
Sov gt laser @fisher
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Hi the trenchman here . I wish I had time to type it out right out for u guys but I haven't the outcome is worth it iam the best in these parts
 

fsa46

Full Member
Jan 10, 2011
247
272
Connecticut
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Whites DFPI, 2 @ Excalibur II, 2 @ Sovereign GT w/ 10" & 8" Tornado coils, 2@ 10x12 SEF coils all on their own rods, Whites MXT Pro , 2@ Garrett Pro Pointers
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Hi the trenchman here . I wish I had time to type it out right out for u guys but I haven't the outcome is worth it iam the best in these parts

Not sure, but I don't know if you're starting off on the right foot. I was going to defend you on your last post but I think those posters already figured you out...and were right.
 

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donkarlos

Hero Member
Sep 15, 2012
658
309
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Sov gt, Ctx
Sweet. Do we need plumb bobs or should we just be willing to eyeball it? Will we need any other instruments?
 

lookindown

Gold Member
Mar 11, 2010
7,089
4,936
Florida
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ACE 250,AT PRO, CZ21...RTG pro scoop...Stealth 720
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All Treasure Hunting
Hi the trenchman here . I wish I had time to type it out right out for u guys but I haven't the outcome is worth it iam the best in these parts
I wish I had time to read it but I don't...so that worked out real nice.
 

ron lord

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Apr 2, 2007
1,301
1,621
Zephyrhills Fl
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excel 1000 with 8 inch coil, Garrett AT MAX and a silver U MAX
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All Treasure Hunting
Hi the trenchman here . I wish I had time to type it out right out for u guys but I haven't the outcome is worth it iam the best in these parts
You might me the best in your area ,but not on this Forum and reason you are the best in your area is because of two things. ( 1 ) you are the only person in your area that have a metal detector or ( 2 ) You are just plain Nuts !!
 

Peyton Manning

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Dec 19, 2012
14,536
18,691
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MXT-PRO
Sandshark
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well I can die happy that you found time to start a thread to tell us you don't have time to post.
 

ron lord

Bronze Member
Apr 2, 2007
1,301
1,621
Zephyrhills Fl
🥇 Banner finds
3
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6
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excel 1000 with 8 inch coil, Garrett AT MAX and a silver U MAX
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Hi I'm going to share all my tricks and tips on beach trenching for detectors out there who don't know what beach trenching is and what you need to carry it out.To start we need to read the beach or beaches we are going to search start looking at the beach in more detail take notice of what size the tide is You don't need a big tide to go trenching but if you get a really low tide you can find good trenching places to search. Get yourself a good probe I use a garret you will need a good digging tool and a small trowel I can tell you once you start this type of searching you won't want to do any other type of metal detecting this way comes up with the goodies I have a huge collection of rings which I will show you when I Learn to put photos on Anyway we will go onto how to and where to search in my next visit in the meantime if you need to ask anything feel free Happy hunting many thanks the trenchman
How long have you been hunting in the water young man ? I have been water hunting for 37 years. Ron Lord
 

tarpon192

Sr. Member
Mar 18, 2009
366
62
Detector(s) used
Minelab
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Hi I'm going to share all my tricks and tips on beach trenching for detectors out there who don't know what beach trenching is and what you need to carry it out.To start we need to read the beach or beaches we are going to search start looking at the beach in more detail take notice of what size the tide is You don't need a big tide to go trenching but if you get a really low tide you can find good trenching places to search. Get yourself a good probe I use a garret you will need a good digging tool and a small trowel I can tell you once you start this type of searching you won't want to do any other type of metal detecting this way comes up with the goodies I have a huge collection of rings which I will show you when I Learn to put photos on Anyway we will go onto how to and where to search in my next visit in the meantime if you need to ask anything feel free Happy hunting many thanks the trenchman
Who knows if he/she is even from northern england? He or she just joined January 2014.
 

Dec 5, 2013
273
108
Springfield, MO
Detector(s) used
Garrett AT Gold
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Hey Trench, your style is beginning to affect your credibility. Many people are waiting for the meat. All you've been serving up so far is the smoke.
 

bigscoop

Gold Member
Jun 4, 2010
13,373
8,689
Wherever there be treasure!
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Older blue Excal with full mods, Equinox 800.
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I think he's 100% accurate in his statements, because this thread is certainly heading toward the trenches at record speed. :laughing7:
 

bigscoop

Gold Member
Jun 4, 2010
13,373
8,689
Wherever there be treasure!
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Older blue Excal with full mods, Equinox 800.
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Just a probe and a small trowel, you say. Well, there's a couple of guys on this site that just use a teaspoon and a small magnifying glass. :laughing7: But seriously, welcome to Tnet!
 

tarpon192

Sr. Member
Mar 18, 2009
366
62
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Minelab
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All Treasure Hunting
I think he's 100% accurate in his statements, because this thread is certainly heading toward the trenches at record speed. :laughing7:
SORRY - MISREAD THAT.
 

tarpon192

Sr. Member
Mar 18, 2009
366
62
Detector(s) used
Minelab
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Hi the trenchman here . I wish I had time to type it out right out for u guys but I haven't the outcome is worth it iam the best in these parts
I believe you - for some odddddddddddddd reason!
 

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