saftgeek
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- Jefferson City, MO
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- Minelab Equinox 800, CTX, GPX 4500, and another Nox 800 for my friends...
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Steve and Bill's Most Excellent Adventure
What a wonderful day!!! After sunburns on the river we decided to go on a little treasure hunt at the local basketball court. Two Ace 250's sure make a lot of racket when there are coins and can slaw in the ground. Anyway, we found our fair share of clad and even a heart-stopper. Before we even got good and warmed up I dug a pull-tab signal, hoping for the elusive gold and found it!!!! Not only gold but an absolutely monster clear stone to boot. I was trying really hard not to get my hopes up, but anyone that digs in the dirt knows you have to have a little blind faith to keep digging pull tabs. Anyway, we continued to dig coins and my curiosity got the best of me. One call to the wife and we were at Zales to see if we had a keeper. She was pretty interested and did her best to keep the drama until the very last minute. YES... it's a genuine, 100%, absolutely real cubic zirconia set in genuine stainless steel. So much for the new tractor... I'm still stoked and the bug is still strong. I think I've managed to get Steve a little afflicted as well. This was his first real hunt and we're looking forward to doing more hunts in more productive grounds. Remeber, the next plug is the one!!!!
Enjoy the pics...
What a wonderful day!!! After sunburns on the river we decided to go on a little treasure hunt at the local basketball court. Two Ace 250's sure make a lot of racket when there are coins and can slaw in the ground. Anyway, we found our fair share of clad and even a heart-stopper. Before we even got good and warmed up I dug a pull-tab signal, hoping for the elusive gold and found it!!!! Not only gold but an absolutely monster clear stone to boot. I was trying really hard not to get my hopes up, but anyone that digs in the dirt knows you have to have a little blind faith to keep digging pull tabs. Anyway, we continued to dig coins and my curiosity got the best of me. One call to the wife and we were at Zales to see if we had a keeper. She was pretty interested and did her best to keep the drama until the very last minute. YES... it's a genuine, 100%, absolutely real cubic zirconia set in genuine stainless steel. So much for the new tractor... I'm still stoked and the bug is still strong. I think I've managed to get Steve a little afflicted as well. This was his first real hunt and we're looking forward to doing more hunts in more productive grounds. Remeber, the next plug is the one!!!!
Enjoy the pics...
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wtg nice finds
