Hello Fellow Hunters:
Found my first big silver with the CTX today. I was hunting at a middle school that was built around 1930. It was between 8 and 9 inches deep and registered loud and clear at 12-48. This school has been pounded over the years. I live in a of city 150000 but as far as I know I am the only one with a CTX. I like to focus on the deep targets while hunting (4 inches or deeper). I was hunting with an open screen using a tone id profile that zeros in to what I think I will most likely find. I like to have fast on and high trash where targets are numerous. But I switch back and forth between modes and discrimination often. It was getting dark when I found the coin and at first I thought I had found a clad quarter but what a thrill to find a 1929-S walking liberty. In over 40 years of hunting this is only the third big silver I have ever found. Slow down use your ears and set up your tones to find specfic targets when hunting "hunted out" parks and schools.
HH
Jojames2 in North Carolina
Found my first big silver with the CTX today. I was hunting at a middle school that was built around 1930. It was between 8 and 9 inches deep and registered loud and clear at 12-48. This school has been pounded over the years. I live in a of city 150000 but as far as I know I am the only one with a CTX. I like to focus on the deep targets while hunting (4 inches or deeper). I was hunting with an open screen using a tone id profile that zeros in to what I think I will most likely find. I like to have fast on and high trash where targets are numerous. But I switch back and forth between modes and discrimination often. It was getting dark when I found the coin and at first I thought I had found a clad quarter but what a thrill to find a 1929-S walking liberty. In over 40 years of hunting this is only the third big silver I have ever found. Slow down use your ears and set up your tones to find specfic targets when hunting "hunted out" parks and schools.
HH
Jojames2 in North Carolina
