Bounty Hunters???

[thewatchers]

I currently use a bounty hunter sharp shooter 2 with a 10 and 8 inch coil. Well this year I'm really hitting it hard in hopes of finally finding my first silver. I have searched several promising spots, even some dating back to the mid 1800s. I have found lots of clad, 1 ring and various other items including a few 20's wheats. Nothing has been majorly deep other than large items. Now I only use notch and auto notch when I detect cause with all metal mode, my detector will only make one tone and there is just much trash to use. I was wondering if I will need to just upgrade to a higher grade detector to start scoring old coins like everyone else on here or do you think its just cause i haven't swung over any goodies yet? Open to any suggestions.

 

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[LuckyDragon]

You could do some research about some areas where your going to hunt.
I had my detector set on prospecting and detected on a dry wash bed here in arizona
and detected silver ore. Research is the key that goes with your detector
no matter what make it is.

 

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[Keppy]

don't know any more don't want to know.