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attempted to hunt frozen ground again

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Goes4ever

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my son is itching bad to get out, so we tried a woods behind a small park, it has trails thru it where people walk, jog, etc......anyhow even after pushing back snow, and lots of leaves the ground was rock hard.

The thing I still cannot understand is my ace kept telling me the target was a penny or a dime and it was always beer caps.

I found one lonely lincoln today, so I wasn't skunked. My son told me he didn't care he was just happy to spend time with his dad. That made my day! :clap:
 
Yeah.. used to live in upstate new york, where 9 months out of the year i needed to carry a pick axe. Kids love treasure hunting though... none of my own but I can't go to a public park without a line of kids following me around like I'm the metal detecting pied piper!
 
I agree with you Goes4ever. I just got into MD'ing in the fall so I havent had much time to hunt either. My daughter really wants to get out, but the ground might as well be concrete. If I remember right from one of your previous posts, your south of me about 15-30 miles. Im in Millcreek PA near Presque Isle State park. I believe it was you that was near me, but sometimes my brain comes up with stuff on its own so maybe not! :shrug:

Im still trying to find local good spots to hunt for this spring. So far I havent found any spots that got me too excited. I have tried some parks and of course the beach at the State park. Found some clad but nothing old. I would rather find one old penny or an old relic of some sort over $5.00 in current clad. Not that I dont appreciate $, but Im not into it for the money. I like old stuff.

Anyway, think spring!
 
[quote thunderbyte]I agree with you Goes4ever. I just got into MD'ing in the fall so I havent had much time to hunt either. My daughter really wants to get out, but the ground might as well be concrete. If I remember right from one of your previous posts, your south of me about 15-30 miles. Im in Millcreek PA near Presque Isle State park. I believe it was you that was near me, but sometimes my brain comes up with stuff on its own so maybe not! :shrug:

Im still trying to find local good spots to hunt for this spring. So far I havent found any spots that got me too excited. I have tried some parks and of course the beach at the State park. Found some clad but nothing old. I would rather find one old penny or an old relic of some sort over $5.00 in current clad. Not that I dont appreciate $, but Im not into it for the money. I like old stuff.

Anyway, think spring![/quote]I am in Northwest Ohio !
 
Luckily for me, there are different terrains to detect in my are . If the ground gets frozen, I can still head for the Pines. The Piney soil is very sandy and is not susceptible to freezing. I love January & February detecting. I am rarely interrupted by curious bystanders like I am in the Spring, Summer and Fall.
 
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