sataro
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- Joined
- Jan 16, 2013
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- Location
- Corsicana, Texas
- Detector(s) used
- Minelab Equinox 800 | Nokta Simplex+ | Tesoro Mohave | Quest Xpointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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Lightning & rain chased my hunting buddy & myself away from this lot the week before. So a week later we are trying this trash lot out once again. Water is standing everywhere but we are determined to dig up some coins. Messy is an understatement. Start to dig & it is so wet, your hole immediately fills up with water. We kept at it though. Ended up with an old Jefferson, one wheat, and an Indian. My hunting buddy found 3 old Jeffersons.
Normally at this site we are lucky if we can find a coin between us. So small coils are working great in this trashy lot.
Stopped by this lot today (week later) for a short hunt. More rains this week so lot is still full of standing water. Managed to pull another wheat out today. Ready to see the ground dry up. Does not feel like winter when the temp is nearly 70 today.
Normally at this site we are lucky if we can find a coin between us. So small coils are working great in this trashy lot.
Stopped by this lot today (week later) for a short hunt. More rains this week so lot is still full of standing water. Managed to pull another wheat out today. Ready to see the ground dry up. Does not feel like winter when the temp is nearly 70 today.
The only danger is that cold mud can really reek havoc on some pinpointers, especially if they aren't waterproof! Make sure you let them dry out at home once you clean them off.
I've also found that as the ground dries out it tends to move the items within it around a bit so make sure you go over it again when it's fully dry as well, you'll most likely find a few new things have popped up.






