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first hunt ever

garyu

New member
hi I went on my first hunt ever with a metal detector, and obviously the first with the xterra. Wow what a great machine the menus are intuitive and the machine is as light as a feather. i hunted a playground that is relatively new, and a favourite fishing spot nearby. well at the fishing spot I was pulling up old lures about 10 ft from shore which tells me the lake must have been much deeper at one point, all around 6", and a load of lead. i was using the 5x10hf coil. where i hunt there is fairly hot ground and lots of variance in the ground as well there is always a chance of gold nuggets showing up almost anywhere, i know nice problem to have... At the park it was pretty quit, pulled up some hair pins, a brass nut and bolt, and my last dig was a canadian loonie at 2" it was a solid 38-42, and I get what people mean by a "smooth nice signal" when it went off I noticed the difference in sound right away. needless to say I'm addicted.
Gary
 
Welcome to the forum. Be sure to check out the faq faq post at top the page. You have a good machine there , just take your time and learn it good . Swing it slow as minelabs are a little slower than most , I think that is why they go deep though.
 
Welcome to the site! Glad you are here!

Continued good luck with the X-Terra, and great finds, Beale.
 
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