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7-1 dug my 100th wheat this year

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yeah I've been keeping track :laughing7: today went out for about an hour, out of 11 coins only 4 were clad. a few early ones (10, 18, 20, 27, 44, 48d, 54d). had to give up on this front yard because of power lines, the XLT was just going nuts. any way to get around that? thanks for looking, HH all.
 

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You sure had your wheaties PG! Easier to dig than roll hunting 'em (if you're into that kinda thing). Alot more fun too!
I always have that power line thing goin on with my dfx. The white's also goes haywire within 30 feet of a minelab detector, don't know if you've ever noticed that. ffg
 
Well done! :thumbsup:
I keep track too. I am almost past my best year ever! :)
 
This is the first year I ever kept my wheats seperate, you'll have probably over 200 by the years end.
 
Congrats on you 100th! This year I started keeping a log book, and of my last
57 hunts, only three have I've failed to get at least one wheat.
What comes to mind is -penny candy- the kids who lost these wheats may not
of had much, if any, silver in there pocket at all.

Good luck,
HH.

P.S.- I've only recently have run into trouble w/ power lines, in one instance nothing
worked, in the other I turned down my sensitivity and was able to
to detect, found a 1910 wheat. Philly.
 
Congrats on your 100th wheaty, Its amazing how quickly they add up.
 
One way around the wires...buy an explorer. ::) Sorry couldn't resist. Congrats on the 100 wheaties. Next stop..100 Indians in a year of detecting.
 
Congrats on your 100th wheatie! :icon_thumleft:

Keep digging!
 

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