Captn SE
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First Two Hunts of '09 ~ 8 Silver, 35 Wheats ~ '11S, '15 S, Injun, Naval Button
Hello Everyone!!
I got off to a great start already this first week of 2009. On Monday, I had the pleasure of turf hunting with my buddy, Curt(Bibleman), for my first hunt of '09. Curt, along with many others over the years, have really pillaged this park, but there was just a little left for the both of us that day. I ended the day with 5 silver (3 mercs, 1 chopped Rosie, 1 silver bracelet piece), along with a few wheats. Curt had actually found the bottom portion of my Rosie first. Then about 15 minutes later, I found the top half.
Yesterday, I went to a heavily pounded barrio park, and had a remarkable day. I wasn't expecting to get nearly 33 wheaties, two of which were semi-key wheats ('11S and '15S), a 1904 Indian Head penny, a 1934 Canadian Penny, a 1923 Mexico 1 Cent coin, a cool naval button with near full gilt, a silver plated copper/brass ring, 2 Mercs (1917S & 1923), and a '60 Rosie. A little of everything. I dug two wheatie pocket spills, one with 4 wheats in one plug, and another with 3 in the same plug. The 2 Mercs were only inches apart from each other at around 8+" down. They were right next to a deep iron pipe. Probably the reason they have been passed up countless times by me and my hunting buddies before. Later, my buddy Mike(Ratman) came to hunt with me to share in a great day!!
So, a great start for me in '09. I couldn't be happier.
For all my friends who can't detect now because of the frozen ground, I hope you enjoy the pics! It's supposed to be nearly 80 degrees by early next week here in S. Cal.
Thanks for looking!!
Keep The Passion High!
I forgot to mention that I posted my 2008 "Year in Review" finds over the weekend. Check it out when you get a chance!
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,209005.0.html
CAPTN SE
Dan
Hello Everyone!!
I got off to a great start already this first week of 2009. On Monday, I had the pleasure of turf hunting with my buddy, Curt(Bibleman), for my first hunt of '09. Curt, along with many others over the years, have really pillaged this park, but there was just a little left for the both of us that day. I ended the day with 5 silver (3 mercs, 1 chopped Rosie, 1 silver bracelet piece), along with a few wheats. Curt had actually found the bottom portion of my Rosie first. Then about 15 minutes later, I found the top half.

Yesterday, I went to a heavily pounded barrio park, and had a remarkable day. I wasn't expecting to get nearly 33 wheaties, two of which were semi-key wheats ('11S and '15S), a 1904 Indian Head penny, a 1934 Canadian Penny, a 1923 Mexico 1 Cent coin, a cool naval button with near full gilt, a silver plated copper/brass ring, 2 Mercs (1917S & 1923), and a '60 Rosie. A little of everything. I dug two wheatie pocket spills, one with 4 wheats in one plug, and another with 3 in the same plug. The 2 Mercs were only inches apart from each other at around 8+" down. They were right next to a deep iron pipe. Probably the reason they have been passed up countless times by me and my hunting buddies before. Later, my buddy Mike(Ratman) came to hunt with me to share in a great day!!
So, a great start for me in '09. I couldn't be happier.

For all my friends who can't detect now because of the frozen ground, I hope you enjoy the pics! It's supposed to be nearly 80 degrees by early next week here in S. Cal.
Thanks for looking!!
Keep The Passion High!
I forgot to mention that I posted my 2008 "Year in Review" finds over the weekend. Check it out when you get a chance!
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,209005.0.html
CAPTN SE
Dan
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