Ever have to shift your pattern because of a walker?

[Dancer]

Happens every once in a while. Today at a park had to shift my course for someone walking threw. Wasn't hitting much till I got under a small group of shade trees. Started hitting clad, some multiple coin holes. All in about a 40x40 foot area. Stopped a second to look around, noticed I'm hunting right where this person walked threw. Down over the bank and across the road, a convenience store. Path leading up to the park as a short cut. Apparently small groups might rest under the shade trees for a break. Worked the place over pretty good, but going back to that area to pick up stragglers. Wasn't in my plan to work that area but that person walking by changed the. Karma. Better than average day for me . 85 coins, $10.14. In the shade to boot..

Dancer

 

[John-Edmonton]

Yes! High traffic areas are also good for rings.

 

[still looking 52]

It's always a good idea to think about your area your hunting. For example, I remember hunting with my brother a few years ago and all of a sudden he started finding a bunch of coins in this small area so naturally I joined in and found a few myself, then we noticed right where the coins where there was an opening in the trees where you could see the Ohio River if you were sitting down. Anywhere people might sit down is a good place to hunt, that's when the coins roll out of there pockets.

 

[REVIER]

These types are screwing up my parks more and more.
Still better than those Pokemon idiots, though.

 

[slingshot]

These types are screwing up my parks more and more.
Still better than those Pokemon idiots, though.

The girl in the middle is kinda cute.

 

[vlad]

.....did they have wine with the brains?

 

[vlad]

...........do you work for the Rose Law Firm?
http://www.dcstatesman.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/clinton-devious.jpg

 

[pan4au]

...........do you work for the Rose Law Firm?
http://www.dcstatesman.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/clinton-devious.jpg

Oh, gross...