Woodland Detectors
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December 2011 "Relic Rescue" Hunt Finds Glebe Farm, Culpeper Virginia
We had yet another fantastic Relic Rescue Civil War hunt on the Glebe farm in beautiful Culpeper Virginia. These hunts are incredibly fantastic and very well organized. Thank you David Willingham for another laid back and successful hunt. We started the hunt Friday morning with the infamous Minelab GPX units. The morning air was crisp, and on the chilly side, but quickly warmed up. It didn't take long to dig my first target, a NY Staff coat sized button followed by a nicely strong gilted Union Eagle button. The heart breaker of the day was the broken tongue and wreath buckle shown in the last pic. I gridded the area thoroughly sadly to no avail looking for the rest of what could have been a Confederate NC Buckle. (seeing I was seaching a North Carolina Confederate Camp)
All in all, I am so very impressed with these hunts, and how laid back they are. An awesome lunch was served Sunday afternoon for the attendees. I can't wait to go back to the next relic Rescue hunts! If you want more info on these hunts, go to: www.justgodetecting.com and watch for sign ups to try your luck at bringing home some fine Civil War relics 
The Heart Breaker broken Buckle
We had yet another fantastic Relic Rescue Civil War hunt on the Glebe farm in beautiful Culpeper Virginia. These hunts are incredibly fantastic and very well organized. Thank you David Willingham for another laid back and successful hunt. We started the hunt Friday morning with the infamous Minelab GPX units. The morning air was crisp, and on the chilly side, but quickly warmed up. It didn't take long to dig my first target, a NY Staff coat sized button followed by a nicely strong gilted Union Eagle button. The heart breaker of the day was the broken tongue and wreath buckle shown in the last pic. I gridded the area thoroughly sadly to no avail looking for the rest of what could have been a Confederate NC Buckle. (seeing I was seaching a North Carolina Confederate Camp)
All in all, I am so very impressed with these hunts, and how laid back they are. An awesome lunch was served Sunday afternoon for the attendees. I can't wait to go back to the next relic Rescue hunts! If you want more info on these hunts, go to: www.justgodetecting.com and watch for sign ups to try your luck at bringing home some fine Civil War relics The Heart Breaker broken Buckle
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