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First Hunt
- Thread starter MrKyle101
- Start date
Nice! Do what Dan-Pa posted.
Looks like you got some silver. In dirt I have found about 3 or 4 pieces or silver jewelry to every gold one. My beach ratio is closer to 2 silver to a gold.
There is a lot of junk dug, like hundreds per nice piece of jewelry. The Fisher manual is correct where it says "It's a sad-but-true fact that most gold rings, pull tabs, foil and nickels fall into the same conductivity range, meaning that a detector user has to dig a lot of trash to find rings ..."
You are off to a great start. Keep at it.
Cheers,
tvr
Looks like you got some silver. In dirt I have found about 3 or 4 pieces or silver jewelry to every gold one. My beach ratio is closer to 2 silver to a gold.
There is a lot of junk dug, like hundreds per nice piece of jewelry. The Fisher manual is correct where it says "It's a sad-but-true fact that most gold rings, pull tabs, foil and nickels fall into the same conductivity range, meaning that a detector user has to dig a lot of trash to find rings ..."
You are off to a great start. Keep at it.
Cheers,
tvr