I finally got a little time since the snow is melting and I tried detecting some bare spots in my yard. The ground is froze so digging in some parts was not possible other parts I could break through the frozen ground. I wanted to see how the nox 600 would do under these conditions. I have heavily hunted this part of my yard already. So in about 20 minutes I had a wheat a Memorial , 2 rivets and a nice 14k diamond ring. My very first gold ring and it was in my back yard! Park 2 recovery 3 and sensitivity I turned down from max which is what I used to always run but now I’m trying it down lower as I have read may work better. The ring was a solid 6.
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Frozen ground.
- Thread starter Nox63
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dewcon4414
Well-known member
Very nice find. Some of the most successful hunters know the trade offs. Some wont chase tiny targets, run extreme sensitivity because of the material it has to process..... which can lead to better shallow finds, some do patterns, on a beach some run N to S other days E to W,...... and some use different detectors for certain conditions. If you have pounded a certain area..... change might just be the ticket...... to finding that kind of ticket.
bootyhoundpa
Well-known member
Awesome score...
It doesn’t belong to anyone in my family. I Grew up in this house. I have found so much stuff in this yard. I dig a lot. I’m actually trying to get all the good signals out. I have at least 2 5gal buckets of scrap iron and junk. I hunted it in field 2 most of last year. This to me is the best detector I have had. I definitely found the most with it.
MassSaltH2O
New member
Wow! Congratulations! 