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Tarheel boys

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Sovereign GT, White's Classic II
Was working yesterday so I was really looking forward to getting back out today. Monday was the ring find so I was still psyched about that. I do realize that was a bit unusual... finding the ring on my first hunt, but I was still excited about today.
I checked on a Confederate camp ground site this morning.... but did not turn up anything worthwhile. I am sure it has been picked over really well.
I did not want to go away empty handed so I tried what most of you have discussed here... playgrounds. There is a good size playground in the middle of the town so I had to give it a try. I read where playgrounds are called treasure chest. It did not disappoint. I had a ball pulling out lots of loose change. I found that the best places are under the benches, end of slides and the monkey bars. It was cool and I had a blast. My boys (twins, age 9) will be out of school on Friday so we are gearing up for some digging. Have permission for a county camp site with a lake. I hope to update you all on some good stuff. Thanks!
 

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the best places are under the benches, end of slides and the monkey bars

Good spots!

I always hunt around the swings. Parents drop jewelry and change when they push little ones. Older kids swing high and dump their pockets.

Also check in the corner boundaries of the woodchip lots. Teens sometimes gather there (because they are too cool to actually go near the equipment ::) ).

Good luck and welcome to Tnet.

DCMatt
 

Welcome to the forum! Sounds like you will have to get those twins their own detectors soon, three is a crowd on one detector, LOL. Don't give up on that camp site. HH, Mike
 

DCMatt said:
the best places are under the benches, end of slides and the monkey bars

Good spots!

I always hunt around the swings. Parents drop jewelry and change when they push little ones. Older kids swing high and dump their pockets.

Also check in the corner boundaries of the woodchip lots. Teens sometimes gather there (because they are too cool to actually go near the equipment ::) ).

Good luck and welcome to Tnet.

DCMatt

BINGO! All good advice! Tot Lots are my favs!! Found lots of goodies there!
Good Luck with your hunt with your boys!

HH,
Moon
 

Sounds like you all are having a great time! I've also found that kids love to jump out of the swings to see how far they can go! Look several feet in front of the swing sets too! ;)

Nana
 

I like to " hit the wood chip" when I'm tired of digging 8 inches for pull tabs. Those areas save my back when it's had enough. I've found a SAC $1 along with mucho clad. Sometime the jewelry pops up too. Sundays are good days since school is out...Good luck!
 

Tot Lots give ya lots of action. They are a really fun hunting location. You never know what those busy kids might drop. ;)

Baldingboy
 

Tot lots are a great way to learn your machine sounds and signal. If I've had a few days of digging trash, I like to go there for some quick change and the chance for jewelry. Welcome.
 

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Welcome Aboard. Hope to see more of your posts.
 

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