Like I said before, I understand where it could be off putting, however, I've posted enough on here for people to know that I'm simply posting my video. No one has to worry about getting redirected to a strange website or to a personal blog page. I just enjoy telling my story through video. I also acknowledge and understand that by doing so I will alienate some members here. But I'm going to try to post pictures along with the videos in the future in an attempt to pacify the anti-link folks.
Well, I would say that it is different in the sense that a for sale post is one sided. All viewers of the thread get nothing from the content of the thread except for the individual who happens to purchase the detector. A video is a form of entertainment (hopefully) for all visitors to the thread. In my eyes, although obviously biased, any thread that entertains the members and gets a discussion started, is good for the site altogether.
The one I dug a few years ago also came as a surprise as I was expecting a deep can at a Victorian House and not expecting a CW relic. Those surprise finds are the best.
I'm glad you discovered this other type of "hunting" and you share it through video, so I can escape for a few minutes from my desk chair to break up the work week. Sweet plate man and look forward to the next one.
I don't think your coming across as disrespectful & I'm not trying to be either. As long as you understand that you get less responses by just posting links, & your happy with that, then all is fine.
Thanks so much man! I'm glad you enjoyed the article! I'm still an avid bow hunter but metal detecting definitely competes with it now.Sweet breastplate man!
I don't think I mentioned this in your last post, but great article in American Digger. In many aspects, it reminded me of me
I used to Fish, almost as much as I detect. Last year was the first year I did 0 hours Fishing!
I could see how that could happen to some folks but this past deer season I hit the woods pretty hard.What you may find is that you become a retired bow-hunter
What you may find is that you become a retired bow-hunter
I have lots of hobbies, mostly having to do with the outdoors, but detecting and history has been the most unwavering. While interests peak in other areas, detecting will always be the one I stick with the most and always come back to.
