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kieser sousa/rip

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Hi all.I'm looking to buy a scoop and need something that will work well in the rivers in upstate NY.... mostly gravel and cobble stone bottom.I just ordered the leache raven and was thinking that something similar in a scoop would be great...any sugestions ideas ? thanks ! :help:
 
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From the conditions you are describing you may want to check out scoops made by the caterpillar manufacturing company. They are a little heavy but, I'm sure they will get through the gravel and rock you are describing.
 
Just did a search and couldent find what you described ? ...it gave me a link right back to this post. :help:
 
I've never used one but those SunSpot scoops look pretty tough. Maybe someone one here can give a review.

Good luck

NJ
 
kieser sousa/rip said:
Just did a search and couldent find what you described ? ...it gave me a link right back to this post. :help:
I think he was joking, here is the only caterpillar scoop that i'm familiar with-

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I've used many different scoops and have settled on the Sunspot Stealth for most bottom conditions. They hold up great and I've never broken a handle.

http://www.gold-scoop.com/thescoop.html
 
N.J.THer said:
I've never used one but those SunSpot scoops look pretty tough. Maybe someone one here can give a review.

Good luck

NJ
Sandman said:
I've used many different scoops and have settled on the Sunspot Stealth for most bottom conditions. They hold up great and I've never broken a handle.

http://www.gold-scoop.com/thescoop.html

Thanks y'all...appretiate it :thumbsup:
 
Sandman is dead on 99.99 % of the time!! But the Miller maybe another op for gravel, pebbles... bigger stones...not sure

 
OBN said:
Sandman is dead on 99.99 % of the time!! But the Miller maybe another op for gravel, pebbles... bigger stones...not sure

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzFvo-Jt8Oc

Nice scoop...that one looks like it would definately do well in gravel.

I laughed when they stated that 1/2 an ounce of Gold is about $200 worth. I may look back at the historic price of gold just to date the video.

NJ
 
OBN.... can you still get a Miller scoop?? I know a few people who have them, but they aint letting go of them. I also noticed those guys are sure working close together with their detectors. What detectors were they using?

Dew
 

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