woods hunting

I recently dug this piece near the ruins of my great-grandfather's old grainery in the woods. All I have to go on is that it's from a farm implement and the number '110' stamped on it. My best guess is that it came off a Cockshutt 110 grain drill.. possibly? Does anyone have knowledge of such a...

Found my first war nickel yesterday. Also a cap from a 1910s-20s Lehn & Fink toothpaste tube with some cool initials on it. Found another geocache that I think I found once before. I just looked at it and left it.

It was really nice to get out detecting since the ground has finally thawed in the last week. It was a beautiful day so I went out to the woods for a few hours. The first hour and a half were pretty uneventful since my best find was a memorial cent. Then I made my way over to an area that I...

I found my second Barber in a week! I found my very first Barber dime about 40 feet away a week ago. This 1905 Barber looks a little better than the 1892 did. Dug a lot of trash too but was too lazy to get a picture of that.

Went out to the woods for the first time in a few weeks. I wasn't finding much to begin with except the usual junk. I found a pin or button that says "I Found Out." I still have not found out what " "I Found Out" means but if anyone knows I would love to find out. My last find of the day was...

I decided to detect an old logging road that has never had any houses on or near it. I was just curious what I would find on along the trail that wasn't a shotgun stamp or a brass casing :laughing7: Wasn't disappointed! From what I was able to research, it is a WWII German WHW Contribution...

...just wandering through the woods detecting? I'm thinking here in MA, settled in the 1600's, who knows what you might find, right?