MY VAQUERO FINDS FROM LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS

[outlaw007]

THIS detector loves gold. so far this year i have 4 gold rings , 2 silver rings and a silver bracelet. I don't thumb the discriminator , which makes me dig more.

 

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[Newfiehunter]

THIS detector loves gold. so far this year i have 4 gold rings , 2 silver rings and a silver bracelet. I don't thumb the discriminator , which makes me dig more.

Great finds!!! What discrimination levels did you have your detector set at when you found those rings? I own a V but it is a backup machine...Sometimes, I wonder what I'm missing. And what do you mean when you say you "don't thumb the discrimination"? Does that mean when you go over a target you increase the discrimination to see what level it is rejected? Seen that technique on a Youtube video. Anyway, thanks and HH!! Congrats on your finds!

 

[outlaw007]

i use the the line before the nickel line. i also do not move it to check each target.

 

[treasure4pleasure]

great finds! I am reading everything i can about vaquero's because i'm considering getting one!

 

[DirtTGuy]

cool great finds buddy!

 

[Terry Soloman]

OutStanding!!!

 

[Rookster]

Very nice finds.Congrats

 

[Dan B]

Great job.

 

[smokeythecat]

Nice finds. No aluminum?

 

[Hawks88]

Wow some nice rings there. Congrats!

 

[goodtimecharlie]

Nice finds! The Vaquero is an awesome detector.

 

[Hihosilver]

Nice finds. No aluminum?

Well of course he dug up some aluminum to find that gold. You would have to do that with any machine, even the new 5 simultaneous frequency thing-a-ma-bobs. But on the other hand, the analog tone of a Tesoro can sound off very nicely on gold, smooth, round and soft... unfiltered and natural. Some have said they can tell when they are over gold with a Tesoro. Not doubting what their ears hear, but I know that it probably takes hours and hours to hear those subtle differences. I’m not there yet.

But with a digitized tone, I would never be able to get there, because the computer chip takes over and it’s a digitized tone you hear, not the natural analog signal. That’s what I like about Tesoros, the analog signal goes to your ears, not to a computer chip/program... to interpret or attempt to interpret the signal for you.

 

[john845]

I just got a V. I used a whites classic for years they are similar with the tones and subtle differences with different metals, I found a gold ring last week with it and i checked to see where it disced out. right around the line above the iron mark. i leave the discrimation right there now and can pretty much guess whats in the ground without thumbing the disc just by the sound it makes. I am not a fan of the digital machines myself i have three and never use them. analogs all i need

 

[john845]

most round objects have there own sound

 

[DeepDigs]

great finds! I am reading everything i can about vaquero's because i'm considering getting one!

Best intermediate detector you can buy, in my opinion.

BTW Im originally from the Rensselaer, Indiana area. (30 mins north of W Lafeyette) What part of the state are you from?

 

[Phishfarmer]

Some real nice finds there. Congrats.