HuntH2002
Bronze Member
- May 27, 2018
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- Detector(s) used
- 2015 Bounty Hunter Discovery 1100 // 2015 Bounty Hunter Ultra Mag Sharpshooter // 2019 Garrett Pro-Pointer AT
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
Glad it didn’t rain today. It’s been two days since my dad offered me another handyman job to help a client/friend named John move into a condo in Alamo Heights. Most of the furniture was really heavy, John had his daughters (both graduated) help in the move. After 3 1/2 hours of labor I spot the presumed owner of the house across the street walking in and inspecting his yard. His yard was severely overgrown. That time I was done with the moving job and was allowed to drive back home. I took that time to walk across the street to the house and ask for permission to detect his front yard only. He seemed not to care for the condition of his yard and granted it with ease. (Although I promised to fill in the holes, I did anyways). This hunt took 2 hours + recheck.
x9 Coppers (1 1942D)
x1 Zinclon
Diversions Game token
x3 Quarters
No silver this time but I managed to pull this as is my first dug utensil that came up as a pull tab/silver signal. It has a bright white silver color. Here is a hallmark photo vvv
On the same property I find what appears to be a numbered ID tag. I found this 4 in down between the largest tree and the sidewalk. Not too sure where it originally came from but I can guess it was a tree tag used for tagging trees to cut down on places of future development. There is nothing on the backside.
Will be returning for a painting job at the same condo. When I have a good chance I’ll ask for more permission if the owner is there at the time.
Thanks for looking and HH!
x9 Coppers (1 1942D)
x1 Zinclon
Diversions Game token
x3 Quarters
No silver this time but I managed to pull this as is my first dug utensil that came up as a pull tab/silver signal. It has a bright white silver color. Here is a hallmark photo vvv
On the same property I find what appears to be a numbered ID tag. I found this 4 in down between the largest tree and the sidewalk. Not too sure where it originally came from but I can guess it was a tree tag used for tagging trees to cut down on places of future development. There is nothing on the backside.
Will be returning for a painting job at the same condo. When I have a good chance I’ll ask for more permission if the owner is there at the time.
Thanks for looking and HH!
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