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newhunter

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Day 2. My second day as a new hunter was a little better than the first.
I learned a little more about the controls on my md, and was able to somewhat
distinguish goodies from junk. I only found .56 in clad coins, a matchbox car
(which my 9 year old son claimed right away) and a key. I talked
to the Mayor today and he said I could go to the city park as long as I fill my holes.
Weather permitting I will do so tomorrow. The park was established in 1857
so I am pretty excited to see what it has to offer. Good luck to all
 
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Take you time and swing that coil slow, u will find some great items. When I hunt the park I rarely dig a plug with a little pratice you can pull a coin out from 6" just with a screw driver and your finger.
 
Keep at it and you will be pulling up those silvers before you know it.

Makton
 
Welcome newhunter!

That Tracker IV is an easy detector to use and can help you find large amounts of goodies. The more you use it the better you we be. :thumbsup:

You got permission from the MAYOR? Way to go!

Rick
 
bula said:
Take you time and swing that coil slow, u will find some great items. When I hunt the park I rarely dig a plug with a little pratice you can pull a coin out from 6" just with a screw driver and your finger.

Thanks for the tip. I need all the help I can get. Good luck to you
 
thrillathahunt said:
Welcome newhunter!

That Tracker IV is an easy detector to use and can help you find large amounts of goodies. The more you use it the better you we be. :thumbsup:

You got permission from the MAYOR? Way to go!

Rick

This is a small town with only a few hundred people. We have a bar, post office, and a small volunteer fire dept. Talking to the Mayor is not uncommon.
 
bula said:
Take you time and swing that coil slow, u will find some great items. When I hunt the park I rarely dig a plug with a little pratice you can pull a coin out from 6" just with a screw driver and your finger.

Don't take that advice if your goal is old coins. Otherwise you will just have a pile of old coins with scratches that are now worthless.
 

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