First timeout with E-trac. Nice Merc and Wheat. Good depth on both!

Hawk4wvu

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ajaj

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Sep 14, 2012
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Orange, Massachusetts
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Garrett AT Max
Minelab eTrac
Minelab Excalibur 8"
Makro Racer
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The Etrac is a deep silver magnet! Congrats.

aj
 

thrifty76now

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Mar 18, 2009
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You did real good on your first hunt with the E-trac .But your holes are not the preferred type.It is best to cut around three sides and then raise the cut as a flap.
 

Captain Caveman

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May 14, 2015
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Congratz on the silver! The E-TRAC is a beast on silver. I agree with thrifty about digging flaps though.
 

JAWhite

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Mar 9, 2014
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Huntersville NC
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MineLab Etrac
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Nice find. The hole type depends on where your at and who owns the property your on. Whether your in the woods or on somebody's lawn. I use a shovel in a lot of places. Fast recovery equals more finds. ETrac is horny for silver. Great decision on getting an ETrac.
 

JerseyDigger19

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Apr 20, 2015
566
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Congrats on a great E-trac dig! You will absolutely love this machine, it is a silver hound. That high pitched (Ting-Ting) signal (when you're using multi conductive) is always a pleasure to hear.
 

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