i had to leave the target there!

[GRAY GHOST]

hello all, on yesterday's short hunt, i got a good signal at the base of a huge oak tree in the woods. i had found what i believe is a dropped .58 cal. civil war era bullet. only a very small edge is visible, as the large roots have grown around it completely. further, the bullet is situated so it's almost impossible to get a pic of it. i'm not about to hack up the old oak tree for a bullet; i suppose some things are better left untouched. i at least wanted to get a pic of it, but i was denied that too! can't win them all, eh? hh,

 

[Elton]

You know the rest...How you doing? Hope all is well, and you have been getting quality detecting time in.
Myself, I have been working long hours.But thats about done.
Hope to get out this weekend..Have a good one......Post up some great finds.

 

[GRAY GHOST]

ELTON!!! hey, how ya doing? it's good to hear from ya. no, just some small and short hunts lately, been so much rain, and the ever-increasing spring honey-do list! my god, it's always something! with all the rain, 6" in a week, the targets should ring like bells this weekend! my work schedule just went from 5 tens to 4 tens, and i'm glad. i will see what i can do about posting up this eve. good to hear from you. HH,

 

[coinnut]

n/t

 

[DaveBien]

Not having seen the actual position might this not be a "job" for a battery Dremel with a cutting blade. You could be very selective on what you might need to cut. Just a thought but as you inplied, a live oak is more important.

 

[on-edge]

i've been there,left me wondering for a long time just what it was that i had to leave behind! bummer!

 

[GRAY GHOST]

n/t