47thelement
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- Joined
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- Detector(s) used
- E-trac, Excal, ACE 250 for my son
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
So my wife takes my son camping with scouts for the weekend. She says "why don't you go down to the beach and go hunting."
SAY WHAT
The bag was packed and the excal and accessories were in the car before she could find some chore for me to do.
2 1/2 hours later I'm in Bethany Beach Deleware. 10 minutes from Coin Beach ( yes that Coin Beach and 10 minutes from Ocean City, Md). Let the hunt begin.
After hunting at total of about 18 of sanded in beaches in OC and getting less than $3.00 in clad. And a ton of buried Budwieser cans, and 20-30 Amstel light bottle caps. I decided to see what was really happening at Coin Beach.
It's only about a 20 minute trek so stopped and grabbed a bite to eat.
As I approached the top of the dune at Coin Beach I noticed a man and a woman hunting without headphones and carrying shovels?! I proceeded to the surf line and after about 45 minutes got my 1st real signal. By now the surf had really rolling in. With my 1st scoop I pull back with my pro-handle and the next thing I know I'm laying in the surf holding half my pro-handle.
I tried a few more times but the surf was too strong and the target was too deep.
Headed back to the beach house.
Total take for the weekend $2.87
Toll -$4.00
Gas -$40.00
Cost. $41.13
That's how beach metal detecting really goes - you don't find "tickets" every time you go out.
SAY WHAT
The bag was packed and the excal and accessories were in the car before she could find some chore for me to do.
2 1/2 hours later I'm in Bethany Beach Deleware. 10 minutes from Coin Beach ( yes that Coin Beach and 10 minutes from Ocean City, Md). Let the hunt begin.
After hunting at total of about 18 of sanded in beaches in OC and getting less than $3.00 in clad. And a ton of buried Budwieser cans, and 20-30 Amstel light bottle caps. I decided to see what was really happening at Coin Beach.
It's only about a 20 minute trek so stopped and grabbed a bite to eat.
As I approached the top of the dune at Coin Beach I noticed a man and a woman hunting without headphones and carrying shovels?! I proceeded to the surf line and after about 45 minutes got my 1st real signal. By now the surf had really rolling in. With my 1st scoop I pull back with my pro-handle and the next thing I know I'm laying in the surf holding half my pro-handle.
I tried a few more times but the surf was too strong and the target was too deep.
Headed back to the beach house.
Total take for the weekend $2.87
Toll -$4.00
Gas -$40.00
Cost. $41.13
That's how beach metal detecting really goes - you don't find "tickets" every time you go out.
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