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Found these horseshoes magnet fishing at a war of 1812 fort. That's my metal detecting buddy Jack in the picture.
Horseshoes anyone?
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ArfieBoy
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Congratulations! Nice results of fishing!
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That's awesome! What size magnet do you use?
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A horseshoe is suppose to be a symbol of good luck. Maybe its time to buy a lottery ticket
glad to see more folks out with magnets, its starting to catch on more and more.
glad to see more folks out with magnets, its starting to catch on more and more.Jon Stewart
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Looks like a couple mule shoes in the mix
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Yep, I think U R correct and that would probably lower the degree of luck. Not hitting the jack pot and just winning the cost of a new magnet setup should be except-able also. Jerry still get at least one lottery ticket and report back.
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