The Detector Gods Do Have a Sense of Humor

[tabdog]

Hi folks,

I went down to Lake DeGray this morning to get my
Corp of Engineers metal detecting permit re-newed
so I could hunt the swim beaches. It last for one year.

The water is up and there is not much beach to hunt
right now.

But I am not gonna miss an opportunity to do a beach
hunt.

Here is another beach I hunted today at tha lake.

Now, that's just a nub of a beach, ain't it?....lol

These beaches are well hunted by others. Not a lot
to be found. But I gave it my best shot.

This only thing I found was this 925 Italian made
bracelet.

But I know tha detector gods were just sittin up there
laughin at me.

Now, that's a nub of a bracelet ain't it?...lol

Thanks fer lookin,

Tabdog

 

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[allen]

could be worse though, couldve been aluminum..

 

[Golden1]

BANNER

Congrats

G1

 

[TooManyHobbies]

How much does your permit cost? Seems ridiculous to me.

 

[Burdie]

A nub finder is better than a no finder any day. Hope you find more.

Burdie

 

[Ray S ECenFL]

Happy Nubbing.



Ray S

 

[NY Digger & Little Digger]

Hey, that is a great buch of junk. We love digging up all that cool stuff. WTG

 

[DrJoePrime]

Some nice photos

This little Silver kept falling out my scoop holes but I finally got it.

HH Joe

 

[mlhudson]

I JUST WANT TO SAY " THANK YOU FOR KEEPING ALL OF YOUR TRASH". WE DONT SEE ENOUGH OF THAT HERE, IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO, SOE PUT THERE JUNK BACK AND THEN I DIG IT UP LATER.... GOOD JOB

KEEPA DIGGIN

MLHUDSON

 

[(BOOTY CALLS)]

Congrats on all the finds. Now you just have to find the rest of that braclet. HH Matt...

 

[tabdog]

Hay TMH,

Tha permitts are free, but there a lot of restrictions.

There is a lot of hunters that go after those beaches.

I just want to be ready in case I hit tha beach when
tha water goes down before many others do.

It is a nice lake also.

Happy Huntin,

Tabdog

 

[dfxmatt]

lol that's funny

 

[SArkHunter]

Good Job Tabdog, its bad when you need a permit to leave one of our state's most beautiful lakes in better condition than the way you found it.

HH