Do to the severe dry conditions in my area and digging now very tough, I decided to do my hunting last week under and around the trees that are on a particular site that I and many others have hunted hard over the years, and really concentrate on digging nickel readings. The site as a whole is extreemly trashy and under and around the trees, particularly so. Both, in terms of being gathering spots over the years and from other hunters deeming under the trees apparently being a good spot to dump the trash they dug.
I set my f75 up in disc. mode, sen. 75, disc. 6, 3h tones and de process. I concentrated on the high tones and dug readings of 28-31. Readings under and over these usually resulted in slaw pieces and tabs.
Over all, I retrieved 44 nickels, 5 being Buffalo, and 1 10k white gold mens wedding band. As with another 10k ring I found with the f75, this one also gave a high tone and locked on 30. It was about 3" deep.
Yes, I dug a few tab pieces. Tails, particularly folded ones and broken tab rings, frequently fell into the 28-31 range. Tab rings, though, do seem to have a very slight scratchy sound.
In ending, the f75 will flat find nickels and id them very accurately.
HH jim tn
I set my f75 up in disc. mode, sen. 75, disc. 6, 3h tones and de process. I concentrated on the high tones and dug readings of 28-31. Readings under and over these usually resulted in slaw pieces and tabs.
Over all, I retrieved 44 nickels, 5 being Buffalo, and 1 10k white gold mens wedding band. As with another 10k ring I found with the f75, this one also gave a high tone and locked on 30. It was about 3" deep.
Yes, I dug a few tab pieces. Tails, particularly folded ones and broken tab rings, frequently fell into the 28-31 range. Tab rings, though, do seem to have a very slight scratchy sound.
In ending, the f75 will flat find nickels and id them very accurately.
HH jim tn
