juju
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- Burien, Wa.
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- Whites MXT ALL PRO, Grey Ghost Headphones, Garrett Pro-Pointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Howdy all,
I met up this mornin at daylight with Damon64 for a hunt in the brush. I was invited to hunt his site and it turned out to be an awesome day. The site used to be old WW2 housing, and later was removed. The streets and sidewalks are still there as well as a few foundations. Most of the trees are around 20 years old, and the brush is super thick. We started getting wheats right off the bat, as well as a few other odds and ends. We both were talkin about the possibility of silver being high. I made mention that dimes were more likely than big silver. I can't recall my reasoning, but it had something to do with the overall income of the area. Anyway not 2 minutes later I popped a Merc. Its a well worn 1920 and its beautiful. The rest of my take consisted of a flat button, suspender piece, 44, and 46 wheats, a tax token, a 52 Canadian cent, and a tool check complete with bullet holes. I only pulled one modern coin the whole day. The targets are sporadic but when you get into a patch it is usually pretty good. A fantastic day for sure. Again I want to say thanks to Damon for takin me along. Thanks for looking and luck in the hunt.

JuJu
I met up this mornin at daylight with Damon64 for a hunt in the brush. I was invited to hunt his site and it turned out to be an awesome day. The site used to be old WW2 housing, and later was removed. The streets and sidewalks are still there as well as a few foundations. Most of the trees are around 20 years old, and the brush is super thick. We started getting wheats right off the bat, as well as a few other odds and ends. We both were talkin about the possibility of silver being high. I made mention that dimes were more likely than big silver. I can't recall my reasoning, but it had something to do with the overall income of the area. Anyway not 2 minutes later I popped a Merc. Its a well worn 1920 and its beautiful. The rest of my take consisted of a flat button, suspender piece, 44, and 46 wheats, a tax token, a 52 Canadian cent, and a tool check complete with bullet holes. I only pulled one modern coin the whole day. The targets are sporadic but when you get into a patch it is usually pretty good. A fantastic day for sure. Again I want to say thanks to Damon for takin me along. Thanks for looking and luck in the hunt.
JuJu
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