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- Feb 3, 2007
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- V3i, MXT-All Pro and Equinox 800
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
In early September, I began hunting this mid 19th-century church site and from my initial research, this site appeared to be a MDer's dream. . . it was old (for around where I live), at least 2-acres of lawn area to hunt, the parking area was still gravel and, it's only about 15-minutes away from my house. My first several hunts of the church lawn area produced about 5$ - 6$ dollars worth of clad in the 2" to 5" depth range. My only notable finds were some interesting relics plus a badge from the 1898 National Peace Jubilee (held in Chicago) that was found behind the parsonage house just east of the church itself.
Last night, on a whim, I installed a custom program in my XLT called "Berserker Light" that I found on the White's forum. . . so, because this program supposedly gets the "deep stuff", I was anxious to try it out on a site that I had already hunted previously. Since I had already cleaned out most of the aluminum tabs and can-slaw in my previous hunts (looking for gold
), I went out to the church this afternoon to re-hunt some of the same lawn areas I had hunted previously so. . . here's what I found.
The funny thing about the 1906 LH, I had no clue what it was until I got home and gave it a bath.
HH!
Last night, on a whim, I installed a custom program in my XLT called "Berserker Light" that I found on the White's forum. . . so, because this program supposedly gets the "deep stuff", I was anxious to try it out on a site that I had already hunted previously. Since I had already cleaned out most of the aluminum tabs and can-slaw in my previous hunts (looking for gold
), I went out to the church this afternoon to re-hunt some of the same lawn areas I had hunted previously so. . . here's what I found.The funny thing about the 1906 LH, I had no clue what it was until I got home and gave it a bath
. HH!
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