First "hired" find

[Mr.Bond]

Today, I had my first "hired" find. I say hired loosely, as there was no payment of any kind discussed or expected. It's more like I was asked if I would help and I did. A lady my uncle knows dropped the key to her shed in her yard. My uncle asked me to bring my detector and see if I could find it. After 10-15 minutes of hunting, I found the little bugger. It was a small Masterlock key and it was the color of an old penny. Felt good to find something for someone else.

 

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[Proolio]

Nice job!

 

[islamoradamark]

good going

 

[SD51]

Congrats on the key return! Someday you will be asked to find a lost ring and that is a great feeling when you find it!

 

[billb]

Today, I had my first "hired" find. I say hired loosely, as there was no payment of any kind discussed or expected. It's more like I was asked if I would help and I did. A lady my uncle knows dropped the key to her shed in her yard. My uncle asked me to bring my detector and see if I could find it. After 10-15 minutes of hunting, I found the little bugger. It was a small Masterlock key and it was the color of an old penny. Felt good to find something for someone else.

Good work

 

[DJV]

Today, I had my first "hired" find. I say hired loosely, as there was no payment of any kind discussed or expected. It's more like I was asked if I would help and I did. A lady my uncle knows dropped the key to her shed in her yard. My uncle asked me to bring my detector and see if I could find it. After 10-15 minutes of hunting, I found the little bugger. It was a small Masterlock key and it was the color of an old penny. Felt good to find something for someone else.

I've done a fair amount of that underwater, mostly paid, but may favours for friends, family etc. All of my searching has been done by sight &/or touch. I really should buy an u/w metal detector. I was hired once to find a family heirloom engagement ring, valued at 25g's at the time. It was lost in the polluted, no-visibility waters of a marina. Myself and another diver set up a grid and searched by touch for 5 hours with no luck ( regrettably, 3 divers had been in before us & stirred the bottom up pretty bad ). We had to leave, so the owner hired a chap who used a metal detector. He searched for 50 hours, so I'm told, before finding the ring. Good on him to show such patience!

 

[Gare]

Mr. Bond congratulations on a job well done !! and trust me it GETS BETTER

 

[kingskid1611]

The key to your future in MDing...Congrats