Southwind
Well-known member
This is why I'm firm believer that the CTX just pulls stuff the others miss.
It finally got warm enough I felt the ground was thawed so I crabbed the E-Trac, with the new 12x15 SEF coil, and headed to the park. I went to a location we had hunted very very hard man many times with our E-Tracs. We had found lots of goods but it had pretty much stopped for the E-Trac and stock coil. My hopes is the 12x15 SEF would add a few more inches and a few more goodies. I hunted for about an hour and found 1 keeper a 1926 wheat. My arm was feeling the added weight of the new coil so I went home and grabbed the CTX with the stock 11" coil on. I was at the same spot for about an hour and left with 5 keepers all wheat pennies.What I found interesting was two of the wheats came from stomp marks where I had thought maybe there was a potential good target but not good enough for me to recover. On the CTX they sounded solid and had a good solid VDI.
Not bad considering the E-Trac had the 12x15 and the CTX had the stock coil.
It finally got warm enough I felt the ground was thawed so I crabbed the E-Trac, with the new 12x15 SEF coil, and headed to the park. I went to a location we had hunted very very hard man many times with our E-Tracs. We had found lots of goods but it had pretty much stopped for the E-Trac and stock coil. My hopes is the 12x15 SEF would add a few more inches and a few more goodies. I hunted for about an hour and found 1 keeper a 1926 wheat. My arm was feeling the added weight of the new coil so I went home and grabbed the CTX with the stock 11" coil on. I was at the same spot for about an hour and left with 5 keepers all wheat pennies.What I found interesting was two of the wheats came from stomp marks where I had thought maybe there was a potential good target but not good enough for me to recover. On the CTX they sounded solid and had a good solid VDI.
Not bad considering the E-Trac had the 12x15 and the CTX had the stock coil.