crazyjarhead
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- Location
- N. San Diego County
- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Crazyjarhead back with the winter blues?No way! There's silver to be found!!
Hello TNET members. Been gone since before Thanksgiving and a run to the west coast and back to Camp Lejeune NC. I guess I missed a nice cold spell in Ohio......... too bad, hugh!! Got back on Thursday, got some rest and got hold of my hunting buddy, Randy. Once the rain moved out we made plans for Sunday as the temps were in the low 50's here. But we still encountered some frozen ground from the previous freeze we had on Friday night..... 15. Anyway, we agreed to go back to a sight which had produced silver, Indians, and tons of Wheaties. He was reluctant to go because he said it was hunted out. I disagreed as no place is ever hunted out. After several hours of hunting he had found tons of clad, 3 Wheaties and other relics. I usually document my finds from the ground but due to the muddy conditions and morning showers I didn't bring it along. Did find some sweet silver, a 1945 Canadian nickle, a 1945 S war nickle, 2 silver quarters (both 1943)
and 2 pretty mercs. The octagon tube thingy is 
?? Found some clad coins in the 60's and 70's , an old spoon and an old button. No idea on the age. Also a good old Pepsi bottle cap which was in fair condition. Also the picture of my rig with my wife and my friends wife, Roy. He is a retired marine with 2 tours in Vietnam. We have been good friends for 30 years, as I am an old, tired Jarhead 
Enjoy the pics and I will hunt until I can't hunt. Ron
Hello TNET members. Been gone since before Thanksgiving and a run to the west coast and back to Camp Lejeune NC. I guess I missed a nice cold spell in Ohio......... too bad, hugh!! Got back on Thursday, got some rest and got hold of my hunting buddy, Randy. Once the rain moved out we made plans for Sunday as the temps were in the low 50's here. But we still encountered some frozen ground from the previous freeze we had on Friday night..... 15. Anyway, we agreed to go back to a sight which had produced silver, Indians, and tons of Wheaties. He was reluctant to go because he said it was hunted out. I disagreed as no place is ever hunted out. After several hours of hunting he had found tons of clad, 3 Wheaties and other relics. I usually document my finds from the ground but due to the muddy conditions and morning showers I didn't bring it along. Did find some sweet silver, a 1945 Canadian nickle, a 1945 S war nickle, 2 silver quarters (both 1943)
and 2 pretty mercs. The octagon tube thingy is ?? Found some clad coins in the 60's and 70's , an old spoon and an old button. No idea on the age. Also a good old Pepsi bottle cap which was in fair condition. Also the picture of my rig with my wife and my friends wife, Roy. He is a retired marine with 2 tours in Vietnam. We have been good friends for 30 years, as I am an old, tired Jarhead Enjoy the pics and I will hunt until I can't hunt. Ron
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