Dan(NM)
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- Dec 3, 2014
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Equinox 800
Modified Explorer 2
Raptor c-31 digger
31" Lesche Sampson
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- All Treasure Hunting
I met up with a couple of fellow T-netters for the first hunt of 2019. Well, it didn't start off the best way a hunt could, but, it did end rather well. On the way to the site I managed to nail a full grown coyote in my car traveling at 68 mph. He was able to take the front end out before going to coyote heaven
I had a mighty hard time concentrating on hunting knowing I had a 90 mile drive back home with a front end with loose parts. I was able to put in the back of my mind for most of the day and was focused on finding some lost items. We hunted a WW1-WW2 camp/dump and we were rewarded with buttons galore. The site turned up a variety of finds dating the camp.
As you can see there were ample amounts of targets to be had. As far as coins go, I did pull my first merc of the year from there, a 1920 and beside the relics, Dan found a 1920 walker and Jimmy found a sterling silver medallion.
On the way home I stopped off at Wally world and grabbed some tape and bungy's and was able to jerry rig the front end well enough to get back home
I had a mighty hard time concentrating on hunting knowing I had a 90 mile drive back home with a front end with loose parts. I was able to put in the back of my mind for most of the day and was focused on finding some lost items. We hunted a WW1-WW2 camp/dump and we were rewarded with buttons galore. The site turned up a variety of finds dating the camp.
As you can see there were ample amounts of targets to be had. As far as coins go, I did pull my first merc of the year from there, a 1920 and beside the relics, Dan found a 1920 walker and Jimmy found a sterling silver medallion.
On the way home I stopped off at Wally world and grabbed some tape and bungy's and was able to jerry rig the front end well enough to get back home
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