Hit the W Park per the tips I got at BWW.

[Nick T]

Thought I'd take the day off and hunt. First I hit the construction parkways. Seems you guys cleaned them out pretty well!

Then hit the park. I went with the smaller coil as opposed to the 11"DD. I did get some good readings. I wasn't completely skunked. Clad= quarter, 3 dimes, 1 nickel and 3 penny's. But at least one of the pennies was a 1958 D Wheat.

Still no silver, but I had fun!

Nick

[marinedad]

welcome nick, what kind of treasure you like looking for? clad and jewelery? older coins, relics etc.

[Lowbatts]

Alright Nick. If you're getting out tomorrow early on in the day let me know! Are you using both rigs? I think the CZ-70 has some good application possibilities in a nearby area.

[Dirt fishing Wolf]

Nice going Nick!! Parkways maybe cleaned up but not cleaned out, just harder to find. DFW

[watercolor]

Nice going Nick!! Parkways maybe cleaned up but not cleaned out, just harder to find. DFW

There is a TON of good stuff still left out there

Ask Tim to tell you the story about that silver Ben in the parkway

(Am I my bad )

[kimsdad]

Still no silver, but I had fun!

That's what counts!

[twistidd]

Nice digs Nick! I used to scoff at everyone who told me "it ain't ever hunted out", because, in theory, every location CAN BE hunted out. However, I have yet to find a spot that has totally given up on me. I have places that I don't go to that much, because they are relatively dry, but I know for sure they still hold the good stuff. Kermit recently pulled a silver half from a field that we, along with hundreds of other hunters over a span of 20 or 30 years, have pounded. And like I told Kermit, if a half can still be found, you know damn well there are dimes and wheaties. Sometimes, I even surprise myself.

Joe