Griding an area?

[Dreamweaver43]

Just wondering about different techniques.....what exactly do you consider "griding", and how do you go about it?

Thanks in advance.

Dreamweaver

 

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[PostFatal]

Not sure what the rest would say but for me I quardran off an area, hit it slowly from many different angles and when i'm sure I covered it sufficiently I move on to the next quadrant

 

[Boobydoo]

Three sets of golf tees and kite string work well and keeping good records on places you may plan to return to also helps.

Good luck!
BDoo

 

[RON (PA)]

Never heard of golf tees and kite string. . I pick a small patch and hit it hard in several directions. When I'm satisfied that I got everything, I move on to a new patch. I do keep good records.

 

[Chester Copper Pot]

Just like a tic tac toe board, that's what I do. Go from 2 different ways then just for kicks if you have time , turn down the discrimination and go 2 more times. By the way I like the musky avatar looks to be near 40 inches. Where are you at in WI??

 

[ferrouser]

I've always used golf-tees about two feet apart. I hit a site North/South, then
come back East/West. I use a lot of overlap, also. I also hit it multiple times
with different loop sizes, or models of detectors.

 

[Stainless Steet Rat]

I use a street light or a tree as a landmark and walk toward it, or the marks from the big lawnmowers. I then try to hit the area again walking 90 degrees from the direction I hit it last time. The local elementry school has at least 3 acres of grass I have been there 8-10 times and I still get about 1.50 per hour in clad every time. It has 3 seperate playground areas and 1 real baseball diamond and 2 other areas where the kids play baseball.