Soybean silver

treblehunter · Feb 25, 2017

I went back where I left off to grid some more, found a 1943 Washington Quarter, 1944 S mint Merc, three wheats and a couple old flat buttons. 70 degrees in Feb. who ever would have thought?
Enjoy the pix (no more dizzy Art)
HH & GL
Brad

rebbel31 · Feb 25, 2017

Looks like a good afternoon to me. Nice haul.

Doc Arey · Feb 25, 2017

great finds! :headbang:

toasted · Feb 25, 2017

Just got some soybean silver myself but was chased away by a summer storm lol

trapperart · Feb 25, 2017

Very nice weather and congrats on some nice finds

AlienLifeForm · Feb 25, 2017

Silver, buttons, and wheats. Looks like a nice day to me.

AlienLifeForm · Feb 25, 2017

If anyone in DFW, TX has an XP Deus I want to try it out, ill give you an hour on my E-trac for an hour on your XP.

treblehunter · Feb 25, 2017

rebbel31 said:
Looks like a good afternoon to me. Nice haul.

Very nice day thanks

Doc Arey said:
great finds!

Thanks Doc

toasted said:
Just got some soybean silver myself but was chased away by a summer storm lol

Almost here. summer thunderstorms, haaaa
Thanks

trapperart said:
Very nice weather and congrats on some nice finds

Thanks Art

WarBaby said:
Silver, buttons, and wheats. Looks like a nice day to me.

Good day, thanks

JackalopeZL1 · Feb 25, 2017

Hey Brad, can I put in a request now for weather like that for when I am out there?

against the wind · Feb 25, 2017

Nicely done treb.
Always good to come home with Silver.

Professor of Engineering · Feb 25, 2017

Congratualtions on the very productive hunt! :occasion14:

JeffInMass · Feb 25, 2017

Weather's amazing- we're all happy to take advantage! Congrats on the great finds!

-- Jeff --

cjon455 · Feb 25, 2017

Good stuff brad!, gridding paid off

Scrappy · Feb 25, 2017

Very nice Brad. It's all about having a good time, and I know you always do. Hopefully we can do a hunt again soon bro

treblehunter · Feb 25, 2017

WarBaby said:
If anyone in DFW, TX has an XP Deus I want to try it out, ill give you an hour on my E-trac for an hour on your XP.

Ha, I'm told that transition is a tough one, it hunts like an AT Pro kindof. Of course it's really all about location. Either machine, the coil needs to go over a good target, won't pull it out of thin air.

JackalopeZL1 said:
Hey Brad, can I put in a request now for weather like that for when I am out there?

Power of attraction..... Just know it's going to be nice.

against the wind said:
Nicely done treb.
Always good to come home with Silver.

Thanks, when I heard that quarter I almost put the phone on video. Interesting thing, it was a screaming signal, loud clear, sweet sound, telling me it was about 8 inches. I went deep with my shovel, popping a big plug. I was still standing and used the machine to scan the hole and plug. I heard nothing. I got down with my Garrett carrot and dead center of the hole showed it was a little bit deeper. I used my leshe carefully poking towards the outside of the hole just to loosen up the dirt. The dirt was already loose and I seen the edge of the quarter now on edge. Somehow my initial scoop out of the plug put the quarter on perfect edge and I didn't hear it in the hole on that quick two pass of the coil. This has happen to me a few times with different targets, only this time I seen it with my eye. Makes me want to hunt every place I have ever found anything in the past.

Professor of Engineering said:
Congratualtions on the very productive hunt!

Thank you professor

JeffInMass said:
Weather's amazing- we're all happy to take advantage! Congrats on the great finds!

-- Jeff --

Thanks Jeff

cjon455 said:
Good stuff brad!, gridding paid off

Thanks Chris

Scrappy said:
Very nice Brad. It's all about having a good time, and I know you always do. Hopefully we can do a hunt again soon bro

Thanks buddy, I almost stopped at Bud's, but instead I went in the house and showed that nice 82 year old lady what I found and sat and talked for awhile. I'm going to grab that kid Joe and head up to those fields I seen between us, either tomorrow or the next day.

AlienLifeForm · Feb 25, 2017

treblehunter said:
Ha, I'm told that transition is a tough one, it hunts like an AT Pro kindof. Of course it's really all about location. Either machine, the coil needs to go over a good target, won't pull it out of thin air.

Oh, I know. I want to try it out for responsiveness, and weight mostly. I am seriously looking into one.

treblehunter · Feb 26, 2017

WarBaby said:
Oh, I know. I want to try it out for responsiveness, and weight mostly. I am seriously looking into one.

Weight was the biggest factor along with my neck not being pulled by wires of any kind (my neck has four fused disc, weight is a big factor also). It is hands down the lightest most comfortable machine and for sure in the same league as any top brand machine out there. It is extremely capable to set up for many different hunting situations much easier than most of the other machines I had. I sold my 3030 for three reasons, It was extremely heavy compared to the Deus and I hunt every day in water. So by selling the 3030 I bought a Excalibur II that is rated for 200 ft under water, the 3030 was only 10 or 15 ft (just like the Deus) So now I have two very capable machines without having to put out $2500.00 extra to have three.