smittyman
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I was able to get out this Sat. with Carolina Tom. We had been invited to hunt my in-laws 1907 house - about an hours drive south. I wasn't very excited since my brother in law had told me on my first visit that he had previously allowed two other detectorists to hunt there on separate occasions and I had gone on to spend approx. 10-12 hours hunting there with very little reward for my effort. On this Sat. however my very first dig yielded a sweet 1956 Rosie in the front yard - a place that I felt sure I had pounded and that those who were there before me would have also. My second target was another surprise when it showed itself to be a 1952d Rosie. Also both were less than 4" deep. So much for "hunted out".
On Sunday I got a late start and really didn't have anyplace to go that excited me and I ended up at my old elementary school. I've hunted there a lot and know at least five other guys who have hit it hard. I hadn't found any silver there previously but I did find my first Indian cent there last year. So Sunday I was surprised when early on I hit a 44p merc. The rest of the hunt turned up nothing but I was very happy with the great Carolina weather and the ability to get out and hunt this time of year.
Also I want to send a big THANKS! to Vino for a special assist this weekend!
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On Sunday I got a late start and really didn't have anyplace to go that excited me and I ended up at my old elementary school. I've hunted there a lot and know at least five other guys who have hit it hard. I hadn't found any silver there previously but I did find my first Indian cent there last year. So Sunday I was surprised when early on I hit a 44p merc. The rest of the hunt turned up nothing but I was very happy with the great Carolina weather and the ability to get out and hunt this time of year.
Also I want to send a big THANKS! to Vino for a special assist this weekend!
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