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First of the Snow Hunts...

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We did about 3 hours exploring the new fields that the Celtic Gold came from. The snow was about 3-4 inches deep but at least it was easy to push through & the ground was not that solid.
Not a very exciting result but at least we know these fields need little or no more effort.

Leather Workers Lead Palm Guard
Iron Spur
Counterstamped Geo II
2 Scrappies
WWI Cheshire Cap Badge - first complete example (but somewhat bent)

So not a bust but we need a plan B tomorrow :wink:
 

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Nice fines and I know all about the snow , looks like I will be on hold for a while, CONGRATS :headbang:
 
nice finds,,,,,,,,, :hello2: but where's your banner find? :icon_scratch:
 
Hi crusader, i hear you had a real cold night [-18 c ] > Does Paddington Bear ware wellingtons or snow shoes ? :laughing9: :laughing9: :laughing9:

tinpan
 
the Badge is a good find anyway..... :thumbsup:
 
Great Finds Cru!! :thumbsup:

Happy Hunting,

Dan
 
Crusader I always look foward to your posts and pictures
Thanks for sharing :headbang:
 
Nicely done--solid finds.

All the best,

Lanny
 
looks like a petrified deer horn :icon_scratch:...cool digs :icon_thumleft:
 
tinpan said:
Hi crusader, i hear you had a real cold night [-18 c ] > Does Paddington Bear ware wellingtons or snow shoes ? :laughing9: :laughing9: :laughing9:

tinpan

In my story he wears army boots & 2 pairs of socks :laughing7:
 
Where I live, if there's snow, the ground is usually frozen like cement several inches down.
 
Interesting finds Cru! At least you guys are still getting out there this winter! :icon_thumright:
I like the Iron Spur and the WWI Cheshire Cap Badge! :thumbsup:

Take care mate,
Dave
 
menotomymaps said:
Where I live, if there's snow, the ground is usually frozen like cement several inches down.

Maybe your not on ploughed land, because although it frozen 3-4 inches, it breaks up when you stamp on it.
 
CRUSADER said:
menotomymaps said:
Where I live, if there's snow, the ground is usually frozen like cement several inches down.

Maybe your not on ploughed land, because although it frozen 3-4 inches, it breaks up when you stamp on it.
yeah he must be talking about grassy areas like yards and parks.we hunt almost all winter long in the woods here and i'm not far from him.
nice finds Crusader and plan B was a sweeter hunt.congrats!
 
HEAVYMETALNUT said:
CRUSADER said:
menotomymaps said:
Where I live, if there's snow, the ground is usually frozen like cement several inches down.

Maybe your not on ploughed land, because although it frozen 3-4 inches, it breaks up when you stamp on it.
yeah he must be talking about grassy areas like yards and parks.we hunt almost all winter long in the woods here and i'm not far from him.
nice finds Crusader and plan B was a sweeter hunt.congrats!

Good point. I was talking about parks and yards.
 
The badge it's agood find!
 

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