Clad the Impaler
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Hi everyone!! I had a bad day detecting a while back which left me kind of discouraged (no deep signals = no good finds 
). After a slooow day woods and park hunting on Tuesday (only a few toasted pre WWII wheaties), I met up with Pocket Spill, Gimme the Loot, and another detectorist at a park spot for some night hunting. Less than 6 feet from where I parked my car, I dug what appears to be a Victorian style doorknob part or possibly a drawer pull. Also dug a '64d Roosie, 2 indians ('02, '07), 7 wheaties (teens-'50s), a spoon ring ('20s maybe??) and a few bucks in clad. All in only about 4 hours!! Returned last night for more, again with PS. This time, in about 3 1/2 hours, I found 4 wheats (teens-'50s), a '57 Roosie, a BEAUTIFUL '07 BBQ 
, and a little over a buck in clad. I'll be back to this awesome location as soon as the weather improves. Two day totals: three silvers ('07 BBQ, '57, '64d Roosies; 2 indians ('02, '07); 15 wheaties (teens-'50s; not pictured); spoon ring (rang up like a pull tab, so possibly silver plated nickel 
); Victorian style doorknob part or drawer pull; and about $10 in clad (also not pictured). Pics below. Enjoy!!
). After a slooow day woods and park hunting on Tuesday (only a few toasted pre WWII wheaties), I met up with Pocket Spill, Gimme the Loot, and another detectorist at a park spot for some night hunting. Less than 6 feet from where I parked my car, I dug what appears to be a Victorian style doorknob part or possibly a drawer pull. Also dug a '64d Roosie, 2 indians ('02, '07), 7 wheaties (teens-'50s), a spoon ring ('20s maybe??) and a few bucks in clad. All in only about 4 hours!! Returned last night for more, again with PS. This time, in about 3 1/2 hours, I found 4 wheats (teens-'50s), a '57 Roosie, a BEAUTIFUL '07 BBQ , and a little over a buck in clad. I'll be back to this awesome location as soon as the weather improves. Two day totals: three silvers ('07 BBQ, '57, '64d Roosies; 2 indians ('02, '07); 15 wheaties (teens-'50s; not pictured); spoon ring (rang up like a pull tab, so possibly silver plated nickel ); Victorian style doorknob part or drawer pull; and about $10 in clad (also not pictured). Pics below. Enjoy!! 
