How many of you

[lafatlife]

are living vicariously through all the others on here who are not buried under feet of snow?

 

[mpostma]

Me! Me!

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

lafatlife,

anytime of year, enjoy seeing what other
hunters are doing in their field; try learning
new and interesting methods.

have a good un.
SHERMANVILLE

 

[DigginThePast]

Yes, I'm living vicariously through them and yes I'll enjoy seeing their finds even when I can go out but I have had some cool finds recently that I did post. Suppose to be over 40 tomorrow. WooHoo.

 

[crazyjarhead]

Me! Me!

Me, but northern Michigan sure has me beat

 

[lafatlife]

lafatlife,

anytime of year, enjoy seeing what other
hunters are doing in their field; try learning
new and interesting methods.

have a good un.
SHERMANVILLE

Oh I do believe me!! I love all the things that everyone finds. Someday I will find something good and post a picture of it.

Diggin that past,
I am in CT as well and I believe not far from you.

 

[Suckerpunched]

I enjoy the posts of those who can still detect in the winter months....I get out when I can, but reading bout others successes and experiences only gives me more hopes when warmer weather comes......I learn something from every post....

 

[berkshiregold]

Yup! Me too!!

 

[BIG61AL]

Jusy a bit... I am more envious of people who live where older coins are found...there just seem to be no older coins left where i hunt...either there was no older traffic or was picked clean over the years.

 

[DigginThePast]

Diggin that past,
I am in CT as well and I believe not far from you.
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Uh oh. Cautiously move curtains aside.

 

[deepskyal]

I'm not so much living vicariously through others on here, but do tend to read more posts and learn who's finding what, where.
I too get a bit envious of those in the warmer climates...but wouldnt give up my location for all their clad finds.

Pa got history and I'm on a quest for the old, old stuff that isn't in some of those warmer areas.

Yea, suppose to be 40 here today too but still undetectable with about 4 or 5 inches of frozen snow on top of the frozen ground. Dropping back below freezing tomorrow.

Al

 

[Lowbatts]

Yes Mr. Peabody, go get 'em! I too am waiting for weather and availability to present me some run down sledding hills. Until then I'm reading and dreaming.

 

[willie d]

are living vicariously through all the others on here who are not buried under feet of snow?

Well, I'm not buried under any snow, I'm out of commission due to a back injury at work. I haven't worked since early Jan. and haven't detected since end of Dec. It's supposed to be in mid-upper 60's today and mid 70's by the weekend. I'M GOING FREAKIN' BANANAS !!!!!

 

[lafatlife]

You know I was thinking about detecting the snow banks, but most of our snow banks are about 10 to 15 feet high. I keep saying, when the snow melts I am going to scan these areas.

Heck found a quarter today on the side of the road using only my eyes. At least I am still getting clad. Got 26 cents yesterday the same way.

Diggin the past...not to worry, I am not that close!!

 

[DigginThePast]

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Diggin the past...not to worry, I am not that close!!

 

[mlayers]

Yes I am living here on these cold winter day. Love reading everyone post and looking at their finds. Even that I can not get out and do some hunting myself....Matt

 

[DigginThePast]

Another 5" +/- of snow due in the next 24 hours.

 

[utah1066]

are living vicariously through all the others on here who are not buried under feet of snow?

HA Send lots of and should get rid of it , with more snow on the way i will just stay in

 

[lafatlife]

Another 5" +/- of snow due in the next 24 hours.

And then rain which will turn to ice....sheesh

 

[boogeyman]

Snow?!?!? What snow?!?!?

Oooops now I'm on everybodys S list

Doesn't matter what the weather is, too many nice people and interesting posts to miss out on. Ya gotta love TNet!