Deep Ground Scrapes?

McKinney_5900

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I have an old historic park which has been drained. They are doing a massive renovation, this is my first virgin adventure, yet here is the oddity. They cut down 2-3 feet and, I am serious...even with open disc, there simply is no signals, period.

Can a historic place, have zero targets after a really deep cut?
 
Yep has happened to me also. I went to a park one time where they brought in fill dirt here in MI and found a 1907 Jamestown exposition coin and lots of cool stuff I think stuff sinks but maybe not really far because of clay . Here anyway....
 
Yep has happened to me also. I went to a park one time where they brought in fill dirt here in MI and found a 1907 Jamestown exposition coin and lots of cool stuff I think stuff sinks but maybe not really far because of clay . Here anyway....

Thing is, this is ONLY the dirt from the recent cut, meaning that they will literally have a need to haul away a lot of this dig. This has been a landscape for very lucrative finds over a decade, at its original ground level for all these years.

Is history just gone with a deeper cut?
 
Unfortunately it probably is I see it happen alot. So much new construction. Places that are private propery that no ones allowed on then it gets excavated for a Mall or New Homes ect. Keep trying you might be able to save some more stuff.
 
Ask the grading contractor where they took the dirt.
Ask permission to hunt it.
I've chased dirt many times.
It can be well worth the effort.
 

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