need a good high iron civil war camp program

[jtalley007]

I have a small civil war camp that targets are scarce, the small area was covered with tin cans for years. It was cleaned up but needless to say it is wall to wall particles of trash including civil war iron. Any guys out there with a good program for this and/or homesites. Thanks fellow ctxers.

 

[hershey1]

Try your relic mode with two tone ferrous audio. Go slow and dig the high tones. Not to say there is not some great relics with the iron tone. But you should get a pretty good idea of what is there with that setting. Be patient that TTF takes a little getting used to but well worth it. HH

 

[Ron (CA)]

I run High Trash 50 CO--Fast ON, with some disc to knock out the smaller iron and some bleed over on the top line. I have used both Manual- low 20's and Auto +3 with similar results in high iron.

Go slow and you will get some high falsing but the good targets will jump through the null and the mid/low tones of the good buttons really sound off. Dig those foil tones too as the small flatties will hit down there.

Get the 6" coil, but I have found that the stock coil with a slow sweep is still pretty darn good in heavy iron.

My most recent site is a continuous null and good targets are jumping out with 2-3 square nails in almost every hole. That with the Stock coil. The 6" did manage a few more targets but not really what I was expecting. So I am confident with the Stock coil.

Good luck

Ron

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

Gone huntings settings work VERY well for me.

 

[jtalley007]

Appreciate the feedback, love the depth I am getting in open woods.

I have 2 videos on my phone of two different bullets each at or over 14" measured but don't know how to get them off the phone, LOL

Jerry

 

[doc1964]

The CTX is great in heavy iron - I ran my combined mode this weekend at an old YMCA camp this weekend and was able to find some good stuff that other machines were missing in heavy iron. As stated above, go slow and pick them out.