Second "Hunt" of the year... up north Wisc

wine-r

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Mar 11, 2013
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East Troy, WI
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Tesoro Vaquero
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Got a chance to go up north and do a little detecting for about 60-90 minutes ... first couple of pictures show some of the standing structures (early 1900's would be my guess), along with some of my finds (some cool items IMHO)... if anyone is able to provide an approximate date for the stone grinder and or button that would be appreciated. Thanks and enjoy!
 

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BryanM362

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Mar 22, 2013
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Cincinnati, OH
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Detector(s) used
E-Trac with Sun Ray probe, Garrett AT Pro, White's Classic SL, Garret Pro-pointer
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Looks like a great spot. SOme interesting artifacts too.

There has got to be some coins in there somewhere! Hit it again, if you get the chance.
 

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wine-r

Greenie
Mar 11, 2013
16
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East Troy, WI
Detector(s) used
Tesoro Vaquero
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
This is where I do almost all of my hunting (deer/small game) throughout the year, so I have unlimited access to the 250-300 acres of land. I was not able to do a lot of MD hunting as there are still quite a few areas where the frost only allowed my to dig less than 1" down, so will definitely hit it a couple more times throughout the summer. Hoping to find the mason jars (from the 2 lids pictured) full of old coins... LOL!
 

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