Just Curious

[penzfan]

Anyone notice any increase in good finds between the point where you find say a couple bottle caps (possibly where folks were partying) and the direct line into the surf? Just curious...

 

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[redcobra8u]

Mostly where I've found things this winter.

 

[bigscoop]

Bottle caps are pretty common on my area beaches, nearly as common as pull tabs sometimes.

 

[s1u2r3f4]

I hate that sound

 

[dewcon4414]

We all try to put 2 and 2 together as to why gold is found where it is. Never works.... aint no short cuts.

Dew

 

[shawninNY]

For some reason, if I make a good find! I calm down and always seem to find more! I frequently hunt older sites which are really not used any more for swimming , so it's not like I'm getting lucky with fresh drops, although that holds true for fresh stuff too, it's finding the 1st one that's tricky!

 

[bigscoop]

I think the only sure shortcut is erosion, lets you access some of those denser layers that you otherwise can't.

 

[baywalker]

Where ever there is human activity ! if you are not finding junk you will not find gold.