Metal detecting an 1800s taverns cellar hole brought us many treasures!!

The Silverslingers · Oct 12, 2015

Metal detecting an 1800s tavern's cellar hole brought us many treasures!!

Hi fellow dirt diggers & treasure hunters!!
This weekend we hit an old cellar hole in the woods...the remains of "Fox Hollow", a tavern that hosted fox hunts in the 1800's. But we weren't hunting a fox - we were after history! Love the treasures we found....Happy hunting to you all!!

https://youtu.be/-bBDmRNnVi8

Baja · Oct 12, 2015

Another awesome hunt! :icon_thumleft:

The Silverslingers · Oct 12, 2015

Thank you very much!! A lot of research went into that location, and I love that it paid off. So glad you liked it! Happy hunting to you, Baja!

thoroughbred9000 · Oct 14, 2015

Thank you so much for shareing!!! I am going to be new to metal detecting as soon as i determine which equipment to purchase. Watching how you worked was great and super encourageing. If you have any suggestions regarding beginners detectors and pointers it would be greatly appreciated!&#55357;&#56372;

NEPADIGGER7 · Oct 14, 2015

Nice digs!

The Silverslingers · Oct 14, 2015

Hi! Thank you for watching! So excited to hear you are new to metal detecting - you will LOVE it!! It is the most exciting hobby EVER. In my opinion (and, as most of you out there know, I am very partial to White's machines), White's new Treasuremaster or Treasure pro machines are EXCELLENT entry level machines! I did videos on both of them (you can see them on youtube under my Silverslingers channel). They are easy to use straight out of the box, and have a ton of features at a very good price point. I still use the Treasure Pro quite a bit and always have it in the car with me. For a pinpointer (I can't hunt without one!) I use the TRX Bullseye - it's excellent, has adjustable sensitivity, and is waterproof. Let me know if you have any other questions and welcome to this hobby!!

thoroughbred9000 said:
Thank you so much for shareing!!! I am going to be new to metal detecting as soon as i determine which equipment to purchase. Watching how you worked was great and super encourageing. If you have any suggestions regarding beginners detectors and pointers it would be greatly appreciated!��