BomberJohn
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- Apr 6, 2008
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- North Central Massachusetts
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- Minelab ETrac
I got out to my local farm again yesterday for about 5 hours. It was my first real hunt of the year with my new White's DFX300. Instead of hunting the fields, I wanted to hunt the hill adjacent to it. It was too overgrown last summer and fall. It was mostly thawed out with a few patches of snow here and there. Almost immediately I found a wheat penny. I got to the top of the hill and there was nothing but shotgun shells, bullets, and trash. So I worked my way down he hill. At one point I noticed a tick crawling up my jeans. So, i put everything to the side checked for any more travelers and I was good to go.
I noticed my cell phone was beeping. The new Killer B's II headphones worked great, I didn't hear a thing before that. Checked the cell and see the wife called me. OK, I called her back and she tells me the local Police are looking for me because my car is parked on the side of the field. She called them and told them I had permission. So, I went back to detecting.
After a few more shotgun shells, I got a sweet VDI of 90 on the DFX. Oh Yeah! And 5 inches down was a sweet 1957-D Franklin Half Dollar. My very first. I was totally stoked at that point and hunted some more. Found a huge broad ax head. It will clean up real nice. Heading back to the car I hit a solid VDI of 72 (penny/dime). two inches down was a trashed copper of some kind. This one will never be ID'd. Totally wasted. I'm thinking colonial because it is thinner than an LC.
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John
I noticed my cell phone was beeping. The new Killer B's II headphones worked great, I didn't hear a thing before that. Checked the cell and see the wife called me. OK, I called her back and she tells me the local Police are looking for me because my car is parked on the side of the field. She called them and told them I had permission. So, I went back to detecting.
After a few more shotgun shells, I got a sweet VDI of 90 on the DFX. Oh Yeah! And 5 inches down was a sweet 1957-D Franklin Half Dollar. My very first. I was totally stoked at that point and hunted some more. Found a huge broad ax head. It will clean up real nice. Heading back to the car I hit a solid VDI of 72 (penny/dime). two inches down was a trashed copper of some kind. This one will never be ID'd. Totally wasted. I'm thinking colonial because it is thinner than an LC.
HH
John
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