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allen

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Shelbyville or any yard where the owner will let m
Detector(s) used
ace 250
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
I had a few minutes to kill
while my wife was at the doctors
office and decided to hit a
small lot close to the docs office.
I got the ace 250 out and shoot
the batteries was almost dead.
I managed to dig 4 signals
before the batteries died, but was
a good 4 signals.
a 1979 s.b.a at 3 inches, 1989 quarter
and a clad penny at 2 inches ,
plus the two pieces of fake jewerly.
 

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wtg, not a bad way to pass the time waiting. :icon_thumleft:
 
Still great finds, Allen. Remember to always keep spare batteries with you. :tongue3:

:wink: RR
 
now you know to keep extras in the glove box :icon_thumright: lol trust me I been there , that fish is kinda cool lookin
 
sscindercoop said:
Nice fish ;D

I thought that, would make nice ear-rings :icon_thumright:
 
LOL! I've got a fish like that on the front of my park hunting hat, but mine is smoking a cigar. ;D

Nice finds, and it sure beats sitting in a waiting room reading old magazines! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I hope the Mrs. is OK!
 
Great take Allen, for a quick hunt.
 
gonna haf ta fire that bunny....or fire him UP!!! :laughing7:
most of us have been in that exact situation......or been in the field, hiked 2 or 3 miles, opened up the backpack, and
N-A-D-A.......nothing......dead as a doornail.
well, NEXT TIME.....have a great hunt. :thumbsup:
 
WTG Allen on some fine "Time Management" :laughing7: My batteries go down 2 bars and I always change them out. Fresh batteries are always good.
 

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