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[skeeterfyock]

Went out today to a local small park. While there I attracted the attention of 2 kids. They were there while their sister had ball practice. They ended up helping me hunt and dig. They had a great time and the little boy wants one of his own. They found a penny and dime they left with. When it was time for them to go the little boy informed me he would be back for sisters ball pratice Thursday if I wanted to come back then. It would be great if I had more than one detector, then they could realy go after it. I guess I could take extra digging tools so they could dig finds. They both think they are already the best at it

HH
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[Monty]

I've tried letting my two oldest granddaughters dig for me, (ages 3 and 5) but they make holes an inch deep and a foot in diameter! They're not strong enough to cut plugs yet. Oh, and they also go off digging on their own, not necessarily where I show them to dig! They'd dig to China in the chips or sand if I let them! I guess I need to let them age a few more years and try again. But then they will be interested in, Yuck, boys who will be showing off nearby. Oh well, let's see what happens. Monty

 

[Burdie]

Those helpers can be really fun at the right age. HH Burdie

 

[Marty-Graw]

my 2 boys age 12 and 14 are always helping me when i hunt in the yard .... sunday i ran across a Bounty Hunter Gold Digger detector at the flea market and bought it for $18 brought it home and gave it to them and they found 4 clad quarters (2 in the same hole) and a clad penny where i thought i had already checked. so they are hooked now