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Back to the lake Today did OK a little 14K Gold ear ring and some silver rings. also found a ear ring a little girl lost the day b-4 she was all Happy to have it back.
 

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nice job.. i bet the little girl was tickled pink...
 
Way to go, TC! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

Mel

borninok
 
That lake has been pretty good to you.Nice finds.I thought it was too hot to go detecting in Tx?
 
Sweet finds. I wish I could find that many rings on one hunt!
 
It is to HOT and to Dry,, thats why i go to the lakes this time of yr. Plus they are so far down now its easy pickings.
 
Nice job TC your kickin butt. At least something is good about the drought. :thumbsup:

Burdie
 
Looks like ya found some good lake's.

Like those rings :icon_thumright:
 
Awesome finds ! Which lake are you detecting ?
 
if that ring on the right has 11 stones in it ,then i found one identical to it earlier this year in oklahoma
 
aww I cant say Txconservative,,, But i will say lake belton gets hammered I wouldn't waste my time there. Just go to any Central Texas lakes outside the metropolitan areas.
 
nice finds.. i think i found the mate to that gold earing last fall in pa... saw on the national news story about the drought in texas and how far down the lakes are.....i would take advantage of that every chance i could....my best finds came from a drained lake with exposed swimming area....theres more gold in there somewhere.... good luck....
 
very ice....have some lakes here in colorado i want to hit
 
Woop! TC's having a great summer of finds! :icon_pirat: Good deal finding the earring for the girlie. :icon_thumright: And lots of keepers too! 8)

Congrats! Nana :)
 
TEXAN Connection said:
aww I cant say Txconservative,,, But i will say lake belton gets hammered I wouldn't waste my time there. Just go to any Central Texas lakes outside the metropolitan areas.

Good job, don't give away your honey holes ;) ;)
 

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