Alright....Who Did This?

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Me and my hunting buddies rarely hunt parks but today we were tutoring a new detectorist. We went to an out of the way area of a very old nearby park. I ended up getting a signal and when I dug down I hit a large flat rock. I checked the hole and the signal was still there. I pulled the rock out and underneath was a newish Craftsman work glove. It was all wet and muddy from recent rains...yuk...so I flicked it out of the hole and re-checked it. Now I have no signal so I check the glove and the detector goes off. I was pretty sure these work gloves didn't have metal buckles so I get out the Garrett Pro-Pointer. I give the glove a once over and it's the index finger giving me the signal. For a brief moment I got excited thinking maybe someone pulled the glove off and the ring they were wearing stayed inside...but then I thought what if the finger is in there with it? I reluctantly squeeze the index finger and, luckily, don't feel a bone but do feel something round. Now I'm excited again so I turn it up and shake it out. A modern quarter falls out! What? Who puts a modern quarter in the index finger of a glove, places it in a hole, caps it with a flat rock and buries it? ... I can think of a few guys that might have thought this would be funny....I'm guessing some wise guy detectorist realized he had lost a glove and thought to himself "hmmm what to do with this, now useless, left hand work glove?"

haha...who knows? The things we dig up!

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Maybe someone here will cop to it!
 

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Dang, that certainly sounds like an Intentional act. I do believe we have a real live mystery on our hands.
 

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At least it wasnt in the middle finger! :laughing7:

LOL...I was thinking the same thing...I would rather get a quarter from an index finger than a bird from the middle finger!
 

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That is hilarious. Nice glove man, life time warranty there.:laughing7:
 

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There are a few T hunters that I know that wouldn't even have to think twice about doing something like that. One of the names rhymes with Frito's :headbang:
 

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There are a few T hunters that I know that wouldn't even have to think twice about doing something like that. One of the names rhymes with Frito's :headbang:

That might explain what happened to the other glove. When nature calls, he's been known to sacrifice articles of clothing for wiping material...:laughing7:

or worse yet...he might have taken the clean one home.:icon_scratch:
 

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That might explain what happened to the other glove. When nature calls, he's been known to sacrifice articles of clothing for wiping material...:laughing7:

Yeppers! I can remember seeing one the Garrett Gimme ponchos hanging in a tree down at Kimbell Bend that had brown looking stuff that resembled Frito Pie smeared all over it.
 

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Yeppers! I can remember seeing one the Garrett Gimme ponchos hanging in a tree down at Kimbell Bend that had brown looking stuff that resembled Frito Pie smeared all over it.

Well that was a s:censored:y thing to do.... :laughing9:
 

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Hey, I was right with you until you mentioned the possibility of a finger still in the glove garren!
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Hilarious post! Thanks for sharing that story with us.

I remember years ago reading a post here on Tnet where a guy knew where his buddy Scott detected. He engraved a token with "Scott is a H@M@" on it and buried it. Sure enough his buddy Scott eventually found it. :laughing7:
You got to have a sense of humor in life. :thumbsup:
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It's a little weird.
 

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Hilarious post! Thanks for sharing that story with us.

I remember years ago reading a post here on Tnet where a guy knew where his buddy Scott detected. He engraved a token with "Scott is a H@M@" on it and buried it. Sure enough his buddy Scott eventually found it. :laughing7:
You got to have a sense of humor in life. :thumbsup:
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Now that's funny right there!
 

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could it be one of those GPS "caches"...i have run into those before...but not buried....
 

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Would have been even funnier if it was a penney in the middle finger.
 

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I have heard some disgusting stories about what some people have done in areas searched for gold nuggets, they will defecate in a hole and then throw a nickel in so you dig thinking there is a nugget and sure enough there is, but not the kind you were hoping for.
 

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Another good reason to glove up.
 

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