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Home site with lots of trash question.
- Thread starter Stogger
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Sounds like a fairground I hunt your best bet is a 6 inch coil a lot easier on the brain less targets under the coil at one time if you have to use the stock coil move forward a inch or two at a time . When you hit a high tone or mid tone circle and see if you can isolate it from the other signals under the coil the ctx is very good at this . Your going to have a lot of falsing so take your time your basically hunting 10 times the ground compared to clean ground if you have that many signals there . You will dig junk but keep going there's bound too be some good coins and relics there .I would run ferrous coin combine and just take your time . 
sube
sube
Last weekend followed Sube's lead and got some experience using Ferrous Coin and liked how there seems to be more separation in the signals. Among the many nails, I found some belt buckles probably for a horse's harness or something, and some odd and ends that I don't know what they are. I still need more time to learn this better but have a feeling there is some interesting stuff to uncover.