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My first month with a Tracker IV
- Thread starter MDMac
- Start date
BH-LandStar
New member
Again...A Great months finds...At that rate, your T4 will be payed off in about 6 months...Sooner if you find gold...
HH,
BH-LandStar
HH,
BH-LandStar
beavertail
New member
WTG MDmac, seems you and your t4 are getting along well. Welcome to the forum and hh
For just a month that's quite a nice haul. That Tracker IV is a nice detector that really produces.
Some of those Elementary school kids bring all kinds of things from home. If you come across
any pine park playground areas I would dig everything in the foil range or even dig it all if the
digging is easy. There are many small gold rings hiding that are disguised as foil. That I can
tell you for a fact. If you do discriminate I would run it in tone mode to get a broken tone on
the most common pulltab you come across in the area. Generally those gold rings in the pulltab
range signify a pretty good size ring that most people would have a chance of recovering themselves
if they know just about where they lost it. The rings that disguise themselves as foil are another
story. Most folks running a detector walk right over them. There is a lot of foil sometimes but as
soon as you start to get those small gold rings I am talking about you will be glad to be digging it.
Every piece of foil I dig I just consider it another step closer to the gold. Most aren't very deep
either in my experience. I hunt sports fields and usually they are 3-4 inches deep tops.
I am not a coin hunter myself and am actually glad if a coin hunter has detected before me.
I am concentrating on those foil signals. Give it a try sometime and you might just be surprised.
It does take preserverence but just by what I see you have dug this last month proves you have that.
You also have a detector that I believe is very well suited for this type of hunting.
Best of luck to you ! Gene
Some of those Elementary school kids bring all kinds of things from home. If you come across
any pine park playground areas I would dig everything in the foil range or even dig it all if the
digging is easy. There are many small gold rings hiding that are disguised as foil. That I can
tell you for a fact. If you do discriminate I would run it in tone mode to get a broken tone on
the most common pulltab you come across in the area. Generally those gold rings in the pulltab
range signify a pretty good size ring that most people would have a chance of recovering themselves
if they know just about where they lost it. The rings that disguise themselves as foil are another
story. Most folks running a detector walk right over them. There is a lot of foil sometimes but as
soon as you start to get those small gold rings I am talking about you will be glad to be digging it.
Every piece of foil I dig I just consider it another step closer to the gold. Most aren't very deep
either in my experience. I hunt sports fields and usually they are 3-4 inches deep tops.
I am not a coin hunter myself and am actually glad if a coin hunter has detected before me.
I am concentrating on those foil signals. Give it a try sometime and you might just be surprised.
It does take preserverence but just by what I see you have dug this last month proves you have that.
You also have a detector that I believe is very well suited for this type of hunting.
Best of luck to you ! Gene
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