digging problem solved;];];];];];]
- Thread starter caratunk
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Vern2
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- Leesburg Ga
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- Tesoro DeLeon;
Red Racer
Garrett carrot, Makro PP
Lesche shovel and knife
Killer B's head phones
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hello Patty
Thank you for the cool video.
I can honestly say that, except for my on yard, I have never hunted on grounds where that instrument would have been necessary. Maybe one day.
Thank you for the cool video.
I can honestly say that, except for my on yard, I have never hunted on grounds where that instrument would have been necessary. Maybe one day.
caratunk
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well i tried all day.. to mow and all it did all day was RAIN !! well so be it... im mowing!! yes i got wet but its 3/4 done...no detecting today im going to try this method i think ill drop by tractor supply and see of they carry them .. i know wlmrt doesnt.. and we wont get harbor freight moved in til sept from what the article said..45 minutes north of me... the only other place i can think of getting them is the hospital cant see them letting me dig around in their basement for a pair..hmmmm........i was even thinking of the vets offices.. dont see that happening either...well if i can find a set ill let you know;];];]since a shovel isnt acceptable;];];] i think id like this way better anyway less work;];];] isnt that our initial goal anyways? leave no trace behind;];];] looks like a great solution to me;];];]and nothing else to carry;];];] m/d// pinpointer/ and the hemostates;];];] oh and food and drinks , and bug repellants;];] ill let you know;];];] thank you for watching;];];]
steve1357
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Shows three stores in Maine, of course the closest of Bangor which is too far south of you as I understand it.
I bet Walmart has them, probably in the first aid section.
Try fishing section too! A great hook remover and tying flies. Surely some fishing outfitters in your area....
HighVDI
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Not trying to be a Debbie downer, but what if you can't locate a target with your pinpointer? This method totally limits you to 2" or shallower targets. I guess A WAY is better than nothing though, right?
HighVDI
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No, no.....what I was meaning was picking a coin out with those any deeper that your PP can locate would be basically impossible IMO. Like I said though, better than not enjoying being out swinging. Good luck with the method I hope it works out for you.
mudfoot
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I've tried several types of these for when a coin is a few inches deep and I can feel it with a screwdriver but can't use a digger. (Park rules here). They work fairly well for a few tries but then the hinges get jammed up with dirt and won't close anymore.
Long needle nosed pliers do the job too and are a bit easier to bang the dirt out of.
Mostly I only use them in situations where I can't get my fingers down deep enough.
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