Gotta love those clotheslines

[bunker314]

Hi All,
Hit a couple of locations yesterday, one a house I had hit before. The house was built in the late '40s, and the son still lives there. Had found a silver spill there a while back. For some reason I never looked on one side of the house. So as I started that way I looked up and saw the "clothesline". It just started giving and giving. Seven silver and 3 wheats and very little clad it was done. The Aetna fob was found at a different site, just thought it was kinda cool.
Thanks for looking and HH,
Bunker
The last merc was a '43 S not sure why it didn't show up?

 

[etracjoe]

Thats one of the first places I dig when I find out where the clothes line was/is. I also hit around any wells real good because they would have shook the clothes out after washing. If you think your going slow....slow down a bit more and scrub the coil under the line. Turn your sensitivity up as much as tollerable manually, because theres more to be found there. GL & HH Joe

 

[Goes4ever]

Wow super great finds, your sure cleaned up!

 

[Damar2003]

Congrats on a great silver hunt!!! 7 in one hunt is great.

 

[crunch707]

Nice finds ! HH

 

[banditicey]

SO MUCH FUN

 

[Hawkeye Jim]

Nice silver.........you did GREAT!

 

[tippyhound]

Good hunt & nice finds. I have for years hunted cloths lines when hunting yards. A suggestion I would like to make is always dig nickle and pull tab reading when hunting cloths lines. I have over the years found many woman's wedding bands under them, a lot of them 18K and a couple 22K. Best of luck. Rick IL.

 

[E-TREC-Virginia]

I've had some really good results hunting clothes lines as well. If you're ever in an old camp site, look for trees that have that right "span" between them. There is a good chance that the area was used for hanging clothes or where a hammock was hung. Lots of drops in these areas.

 

[pescadore]

Wow !!! Nice call on hunting the clothesline area !! Congratulations on your finds !!!