CT new to MD

[Daryn]

Ordered an Ace 350 and. Pro-pointer for Bart at Big Boy's yesterday and am so excited to start swinging. An one from the Waterbury area? Any good areas around here? Any advice/suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Wouldn't mind finding a partner; I am an ICU RN and work nights so I have plenty of free time during he day. Daryn

 

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[AC1955]

Welcome from the Granite State, New Hampshire! Metal detecting is a wonderful hobby and TreasureNet is a great place to meet new friends, ask questions, "brag" about your finds and just hang out reading the many threads. There's something for everyone here on TNet.

My husband and I like to get out detecting at every opportunity. We like to hunt beaches and parks mostly. We both have detectors. Our best finds: 14 kt wedding band (beach find) and oldest: 1892 Indian Head penny (park find). The good stuff is out there! Get out as often as you can and swing the coil low and slow. You are not playing golf nor cutting grass with a scythe...slow and steady wins the good stuff! Research the area you want to hunt, ask permission to hunt (if private property), fill your holes and take the trash finds (pull tabs - there are a billion of them) with you. But most of all ENJOY your hunts! The great finds are out there just waiting to be found.

Again, welcome to the hobby!

HH (Happy Hunting),
Anita