Had time to kill so......

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

I stopped at the old house one more time. This is the yard that I broke my all time best at wheats from one yard, Today I added one more making it 33 from one yard. 158 coins total in 4 hunts. 33 wheats, 2 mercs, a silver Washington quarter, 2-1940 nickels, and a 1959 Lincoln cent. Interesting today, the wheat and howitzer were together 7" deep under some red brick. I got a hem weight, a neat mini tractor, a 1940 nickel, a 1941 shell casing, and several misc items. It's been a great yard.
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[Missouri--Ma Betty]

Nice hunting--Old yards hold many good things along with oddities! Take advantage of them whenever you can & permission allows! Ma

 

[SeniorSeeker]

It's amazing what comes out of the ground isn't it Mike. Nice finds! I'm hoping to get out early fall before it gets too old, for me to be outside.

 

[steve in so la]

was good to you. One to remember. Actually, keep it on a future list for when you get a better machine to swing. Thx for the pics, Steve in so la

 

[Greg in Michigan]

I have a few hunts I often remember. Good times from the past.

 

[Missouri--Ma Betty]

Me also, Greg--our monthly club hunts & those out of town on special Group Hunting trips indeed are good memories & some places that yielded goodies that I hunted alone! Memories mean a lot when a Senior Citizen & not able to drive & travel by myself any more! God Bless & good hunting when you can & enjoy your vacations with wife! Always better traveling with those you love! Ma