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What's everyone's favorite beverage while treasure hunting? I love miller lite! Keeps me hydrated and focused
 
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Dr. Pepper and/or Gatorade glacier freeze!!!!!
 
What's everyone's favorite beverage while treasure hunting? I love miller lite! Keeps me hydrated and focused
:rolleyes: Another medical anomaly!
 
Miller Lite here to..
 
Water or lemonade here. Most of our parks and beaches here in San Diego have an alcohol ban so drinking that might get you a trip to iron bar city.
 
Favorite beverage would have to be a beer(too many to choose from), but when detecting a lot of times I go just after sunrise so I guess I have coffee more often.

Nice cold ice water is never bad either.

HH,

Pete
 
coffee before, Ginger ale in between & after
 
RC Cola and a Moon Pie, first energy drink ever!!!:cool:
 
beer, I dont detect in public.:occasion14:
 
Water and a really good endurance drink called Cytomax.
 
I bought one of those beer holder sleeves that golfers use to put in their golf club bags, and I have affixed it to my At-pro. It hold 6 beers, and keeps them nice and cold. I make sure to pull off all the tabs and throw them on the ground, and then throw the empty cans in front of the park lawnmower as it goes by. After that I use my detector as a crutch to stumble my way home. Seriously??? I just bring some good ol' drinking water.
 
Don't you find that after you have emptied the 6 beer and all the sunshine, the AT-Pro becomes a little " off balanced" Ha Ha .
 
I like ice water during the hunt and a cold beer while examining my finds.
 
Water and cola while hunting for fluid intake, alcohol when the day is done.
 
Real cold water ...
 
I don't like to drink while detecting, but I will smoke a little crack. :)
 
I never carry drinks with me while detecting or hiking. There are enough springs seeping through the mountains to drink from. So many people have never drank spring water. No chemicals added. A friend told me of guests from the city and mentioned they were going up the road to the spring to get some water. The city folk had no idea what they were talking about.
 

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