We don't need no stinking Badges

[100acre]

Well, today I went back to the 1890 house for more MDing. I was waiting on a package so I didn't get out until around four but worked at it for a few hours. It wasn't the massive score like yesterday but it was definitely interesting. There are sounds literally everywhere. It's like I'm MDing over a bed of nails. There was lots of great signals but I didn't dig everything. There's plenty of time to go back after it rains and hopefully it'll be singing silver and gold. The property, turns out to be bigger than I originally thought and there was a row of similar houses right in line going down the hill and now only this one remains. The backyard is mostly fill but there is a carriage house still standing in the back yard. Today's interesting finds were the child's badge and old lock and a old Remington bullet casing I should've put into a separate pouch because by the time I got home the walls of the shell broke off. I'm guessing it was a .38 short. I try to get a better picture once it dries off. Found a brass rivet, a large melted bar of lead, copper fittings, $.14, and a few other interesting odds and ends. I took a couple of pix of the inside of the house and I saw a small snake.

 

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[100acre]

I held my durn camera phone correctly. Grrrrr

 

[100acre]

Back of the badge and don't know what these are.

 

[A2coins]

That looks like an awesome place to hunt I wish there were places like that here. That sounds like one place you could hunt for a very long time and still be finding stuff. Thanks for sharing I ve ran into a fox many snakes lots of Deer and recently a bee hive. Thanks for the post will keep lookin for your next finds

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on a nice assortment of finds

 

[ScubaDetector]

The long thing to the right of the badge, looks like the barrel and sight to a toy gun.

Lots of targets there. Hope you can scrounge up some silver. 14¢? Where is the last penny hiding?