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Digging shovels
- Thread starter wojo113
- Start date
Nancy-IL
Well-known member
Number one, we need to know what are you going to dig and how deep? Backhoe to a small digger? Please let us know. I'm sure you'll get many suggestions. I love the small White's digger. Many others love the Lesche digger. There's many types of diggers, etc. What and where you're going to hunt. It makes a big difference. We want to help, just let us know.........HH, Nancy
arizonaames
New member
I use one or the other, the cat or the backhoe...depending on what I want to dig up.
That's what I love about this forum very helpful comedians LOL. As a matter of fact I could use that backhoe unfortunately not for metal detecting LOL. Yes I should have been more specific. I do mostly relic hunting in East Tennessee very rocky and hard clay. You need a backhoe to dig anything deeper than five inches in most areas. I like the deep hits but by the time I get to it I've worn myself out trying to use my hand digger. I dig mostly civil war relic and coins. Thanks again gang Bob
BJ in Okla.
Active member
It goes deep...
BJ in Okla.
Active member
Don't know how it would work for you.BJ