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Two areas, adjacent to each other. Any help would be appreciated.
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Hello, on the first picture I see nothin worth more than 50$.

On the bottom pictures I did not dowse, will you be able to enter the area if there is something? Seems like many households.
 

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Thank you!

I've enclosed in red the areas I'm interested in for the bottom picture, particularly the top square.
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will you be able to enter the area if there is something? Seems like many households.

The bottom outlined property I have free range on, the top we are working on.
 

I am getting a few loose silver coins on each map...I am getting a 15 pound meteorite in the field...It is between 1 and 2 foot deep...50 % of the time these reading have been nothing but rocks high in iron and nickel contain..Art

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Thank you! Meteorite would be interesting. I'll let you know what we find.
 

Is your reading based on when the image was taken, or on what is presently there?
 

I can not get an answer for that question..On Google Earth it gives you the date of the image in the lower left corner..They are all resent ..Unless the site is close to home I never leave unless I have 3 or 4 sites to check...As a dowser it only requires me to drive by the site to tell if something is there and if I should check it out..The important thing to me is getting out of the house and exploring new areas of our country and enjoying my hobby..Art
 

Thank you again Art. I asked both out of curiosity and to help answer another question. The top homesite marked in red was owned by an old man known to have cache(s). He was found dead in his home relatively recently and the home quickly gone through. Since then the house has been broken into a couple more times.
We were talking to the family about MDing the land to try to find any of them, but since he used to fix cars, mowers, etc it is a minefield of small metal parts. Thought perhaps dowsing this could help answer that.
Thank you both for your help.
 

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top frame:
gold
debth 2-3ft
2000$ value

bottom frame:
gold 1-2ft
1000$
 

Like you said on the top rectangle, there is a lot of stuff in the ground, so had to use depth. The plain circles I marked first, these are shalllow but good hits from surface down to less than 2 feet. The 2 red Xs in the bottom rectangle are about 2-3 ft deep. In the top rectangle, put small Xs over circles when 1-2 ft deep. Large Xs over them for 3-5 ft down. As for caches, if there are any, should be at least one of those spots.
 

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Now, I used a gold only search over it, marked in orange. Did the same for silver only, marked in blue. This has nothing to do with how deep or size of target.
 

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Thank you MrBalance and Red_desert. I'll let you know the outcome, but will be a week or two.
 

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I have one more area if you all wouldn't mind. I've whited out the homes and areas I don't have permission to hunt. Thank you again.
 

Red circles for coins/jewelry 12" or less deep. The orange spot is a nice gold signal.
 

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Thank you! I should be able to check this area sooner.
 

TheMcs ..... red dot are Gold and silver cache's.....blue is silver coin's ...okielot.webp
 

Red circles for coins/jewelry 12" or less deep. The orange spot is a nice gold signal.

park read red_desert text HIT.webp
We hit the area in blue pretty hard Sat night. Found most of 4 pop cans, a tab, and the left ear piece from some glasses. That area is a ditch about 3-4 ft lower than the gazebo to it's immediate south. I had some other hits on the MD but they showed on the low end. I still want to go over it better, but we had started getting too much attention for the hour of night, so we called it.
Hit one gold signal hard and dead on, wound up being a complete aluminum can about 6" deep. Checked the area after removing and there were no signals. That was kind of weird.
We'll hit it again, I'll let you know how it goes.
 

I cropped down the area to go over it better, 2 more signals, red arrow could be diamond.

Public places can be a challenge, certainly always plenty of junk. I don't know how much detector manufacturers have improved id. accuracy, but early computerized models on deeper targets would give a lower reading. I had tested digging low end readings and half the targets were nickels. It would say foil/iron at first, but checking as you dig, the id. reading went higher. Then if iron trash was anywhere close to a silver mercury dime, it would read pulltab.
 

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Thanks! I've got an older analog White's that I'm still trying to learn so that's a large part of my problem.

I'll get back out to that area hopefully this weekend and let you know.
 

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