Mason Jarr
Sr. Member
- Nov 23, 2012
- 341
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- 🏆 Honorable Mentions:
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- Detector(s) used
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Minelab CTX3030
Minelab E-trac
Minelab Equinox 800
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hi all,
I've been lurking and reading on here for a few weeks and like what I've seen, so I decided to sign up. Although I'd been interested in MD for many years, I bought my first detector in March this year.....a White's DFX 300. Through the spring and summer I found 5 or 6 rings (one silver and the others junk) and a little over $100 in clad. It was enough to hook me for life.
About me, personally, I'm originally from Georgia, but now live in Idaho. I was in the USAF for 30 years and retired about 4 years ago. Idaho was my last assignment and I like the area, so this is home now. In addition to metal detecting I hunt, fish, hike and whitewater raft. I'm also a better than average woodworker and build and sell custom furniture when I have the time and inclination.
The site has a wealth of knowledge so I'll continue to read for awhile and hopefully do some posting next year if I'm able to find some items of significant interest. I'm planning a trip to Georgia in the early spring to visit family and hope to hit some old farms and home places around the area where I grew up.
Mike
I've been lurking and reading on here for a few weeks and like what I've seen, so I decided to sign up. Although I'd been interested in MD for many years, I bought my first detector in March this year.....a White's DFX 300. Through the spring and summer I found 5 or 6 rings (one silver and the others junk) and a little over $100 in clad. It was enough to hook me for life.
About me, personally, I'm originally from Georgia, but now live in Idaho. I was in the USAF for 30 years and retired about 4 years ago. Idaho was my last assignment and I like the area, so this is home now. In addition to metal detecting I hunt, fish, hike and whitewater raft. I'm also a better than average woodworker and build and sell custom furniture when I have the time and inclination.
The site has a wealth of knowledge so I'll continue to read for awhile and hopefully do some posting next year if I'm able to find some items of significant interest. I'm planning a trip to Georgia in the early spring to visit family and hope to hit some old farms and home places around the area where I grew up.
Mike
