Best Digging tool ?

Phil_R

Jr. Member
Mar 27, 2010
21
12
Live Oak, FL
Detector(s) used
Fisher / Garrett / Minelab / Whites / XP Deus
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Sometimes, an actual garden trowel is the only acceptable digger.

Wilcox 101-S trowel:
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Made in U.S.A., 12 gauge stainless steel, virtually indestructible, reasonable price. (<$15.00 online)
 

gerryk

Hero Member
Jan 20, 2013
705
189
Orland Park
Detector(s) used
Minelab X Terra 705, Bounty Hunter Pro 505, Garrett Pro pointer, Pro swing 45, TDK WR 700 wireless headphones, leschee digger, green canvas mil surplus messenger bag as finds bag and brown bomb#2 to
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
I carry a lesche digging tool which looks very much like a garden trowel until i take it out then if you are close you will see the serrations on the one side. I carry it eihrr in my finds bag or in the sheets that it came with.
 

extractor

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Sep 27, 2007
2,941
53
Sal Sagev Adaven
Detector(s) used
E-TRAC,,,, SOVEREIGN GT,,,, GP 3500,,,,
GB PRO.
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Sometimes, an actual garden trowel is the only acceptable digger.

Wilcox 101-S trowel:
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Made in U.S.A., 12 gauge stainless steel, virtually indestructible, reasonable price. (<$15.00 online)

I have two of the Wilcox 101-S model . They are fantastic diggers, small and compact. The Wilcox 101-S fits in the side pocket of most carpenter paints and is hidden out of site.
 

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