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Hello Everyone,
I had to work at the college today, so on the way stopped at a soccer field (closed for the season) to get my morning detecting fix; sure glad I did! I was moving along the sideline collecting clad and some trash. Hoping for a bigger payoff I moved on the field where the action takes place. About 5 minutes into the field, I got a very strong signal on the Tesoro Outlaw appearing to be very shallow. Upon locating the target with the machine and using a pin pointer to check for depth, it was determined to be within an inch. So with my trusty point extraction tool (ground down screwdriver) I was able to leverage the ring from its one inch grave. The wedding ring is silver and about size 12.
GL & HH
Doc
I had to work at the college today, so on the way stopped at a soccer field (closed for the season) to get my morning detecting fix; sure glad I did! I was moving along the sideline collecting clad and some trash. Hoping for a bigger payoff I moved on the field where the action takes place. About 5 minutes into the field, I got a very strong signal on the Tesoro Outlaw appearing to be very shallow. Upon locating the target with the machine and using a pin pointer to check for depth, it was determined to be within an inch. So with my trusty point extraction tool (ground down screwdriver) I was able to leverage the ring from its one inch grave. The wedding ring is silver and about size 12.
GL & HH
Doc
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Finds like that make swinging the coil easier.
