Never Give Up :surrender:

[Dancin' Dave]

Hi Guys,

I've spent the last couple of hunts at local parks that appeared to have been milked dry by the end of last season. My primary motivation to revisit them was that I'm running out of new places to detect and besides ... I needed an excuse to spend more time outdoors and less time riding the couch. My strategy was to concentrate on digging all the broken/ugly hits (probably iron) that I have walked over in the past. It was surprising how many of them turned out to be good targets. Lesson learned ... never give up ... There's always new dimensions of this hobby to explore.

Here are a few finds ...

Some silver and a few bits of Jewelry
[attachment 263832 04-23-13Finds1.jpg]


Crusty Indians plus a semi-key 1867 in fair condition
[attachment 263833 04-23-13Finds2.jpg]

A few misc items including a Canadian Loonie
[attachment 263834 04-23-13Finds3.jpg]


HH
DD

 

[park pirate]

I know what you mean about running out of new places, but your right never give up...Congrats to ya......

 

[kingingkunsan]

Great finds. Congrats

 

[MikeO]

You did very well for places you thought where milked out.
Love the green Indians.

 

[sgoss66]

Those were "broken hit" signals that you thought were iron? WOW!

EVERY "broken hit" I ever dig is a deep, rusty, often bent nail...I'd say you did a bit better picking which "broken" hits to dig, than I do!

Steve

 

[TwoRivers]

Very impressive..............I've noticed the same thing on deep coins at times.........get a broken signal.........it repeats often.........
check it out.............picked up a few myself like you described.........Great hunt you had.....................

John in Va..