treblehunter
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- Jun 18, 2013
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Minelab Excalibur II
XP Deus
Garrett pro pointer
XP Deus MI-6 pinpointer
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I went back to that dried up pond in the woods yesterday after I took care of some chores around the house. I started into the woods and discovered my coil wasn't reading/battery dead. I went back to the car and hooked up the charger then drove around the immediate area looking at woods for other spots. I spotted another area I might try today. I killed 45 minutes charging, them went back, started in and noticed it still was not charged. I just went home at that point and hooked it up at the house. I swear I had it hooked up right in the car? It charged at the house and I finally got to detect but only had about an hour to do it.
Sorry about the long dissertation, just wondered if anyone else ever had this problem with there XP Deus?
So I run through the area I found the Merc's, nothing, I start working down the one side closer to where the bank would have been when I get a screaming loud signal that did not sound like a can. The numbers were staying close (93-94) I'm thinking it was sounding like silver so dug a big plug around it in case it was a Morgan and was trying to be careful when out pops this big bird band. I figured it had to be for a goose. I had found a bird band about a year ago and found out it was a Black Duck. I was busy last night, got home and found the website to report the band and found out it was an Osprey Hawk that was banded in area about twenty miles from where I found it on 7/3/2004 when the hawk was still so young it could not fly. Like the Black Duck they will send me a certificate with all the pertinent info on it.
Enjoy the pix
HH & GL
Brad
Sorry about the long dissertation, just wondered if anyone else ever had this problem with there XP Deus?
So I run through the area I found the Merc's, nothing, I start working down the one side closer to where the bank would have been when I get a screaming loud signal that did not sound like a can. The numbers were staying close (93-94) I'm thinking it was sounding like silver so dug a big plug around it in case it was a Morgan and was trying to be careful when out pops this big bird band. I figured it had to be for a goose. I had found a bird band about a year ago and found out it was a Black Duck. I was busy last night, got home and found the website to report the band and found out it was an Osprey Hawk that was banded in area about twenty miles from where I found it on 7/3/2004 when the hawk was still so young it could not fly. Like the Black Duck they will send me a certificate with all the pertinent info on it.
Enjoy the pix
HH & GL
Brad
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