Joe-Dirt
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- Central Massachusetts
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- Minelab equinox 800 & XP Deus II , 2 Garrett carrots, Minelab find 35 pin pointer, NX6 shovel , 31” Lesche shovel, whites digmaster, Lesche hand trowel, 3-5 gallon buckets full of crappola
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Currently I have 20” of snow on the ground with more on the way today. I got the urge to detect so I set up a hunt on cape cod with Tnet member RussM. I got to the cape early so I thought I would try out my new sand scoop at a local beach. First thing I noticed was the lack of the usual metal debris, almost void of targets. I hunted a 200 yard stretch with only the occasional beaver tail and bottle cap. My first good target was a deep 27-29 on my equinox, took two or three giant bites with my scoop and pulled a giant grandma ring with a pearl looking stone, marked .925 a few minutes later I got a 30-31 signal a pulled up a really ugly sterling band, very fancy and thick, but it’s butt ugly.
Anyway, met up with Russ a while later to hit a field he’s been eye balling. As usual for a defrosting field in New England it had 6” of mud on top of a think layer of frozen solid ground which made recovery “challenging”. Speaking for myself, I only managed 2 older coins, a wheatie and a bent up V nickel that I thought was a penny. We detected along a line at one side of the field and stated pulling up multiple .45 acp slugs leading us to believe the area was used for military train of some sort.
I’ll definitely go back if invited (; but the cape is getting their share of snow today.
Thanks Russ!!
Anyway, met up with Russ a while later to hit a field he’s been eye balling. As usual for a defrosting field in New England it had 6” of mud on top of a think layer of frozen solid ground which made recovery “challenging”. Speaking for myself, I only managed 2 older coins, a wheatie and a bent up V nickel that I thought was a penny. We detected along a line at one side of the field and stated pulling up multiple .45 acp slugs leading us to believe the area was used for military train of some sort.
I’ll definitely go back if invited (; but the cape is getting their share of snow today.
Thanks Russ!!
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