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I can tell a person who uses a metal detector just by looking at them.
They are always looking down at the ground as they walk around the store or wherever they are.
Always searching for that dropped coin.
Interesting.I have a habit of looking down as well. If the penny is heads up I’ll pick it up as good luck but pass if its tails up. Once I had to do a double take when I saw “One Cent” looking at me! It was a ‘57 wheat……
I took a three day Track Aware class for Search and Rescue. Now I can usually pick out man tracks thru grassy areas pretty easily which helps if working parks etc. Noted tracks awhile back where a detectorist was working a grid pattern the day before. The Sign Cutters (highest level trackers) can find those same tracks up to 10 later….. its VooDoo but I’ve seen them do it
Elmy, you are 100% correct. There is nothing better than finding a valuable laying on the ground. I take my wife to a big mall and weather permitting, walk the parking lot looking for drops. Metal detecting makes for a "trained eye". It is still more fun to dig for treasure. Have a great new year.I can tell a person who uses a metal detector just by looking at them.
They are always looking down at the ground as they walk around the store or wherever they are.
Always searching for that dropped coin.
I have had a bad last year with covid , in two different hospitals battling covid and two types of lung cancer. Did not hunt very much. Now a third mass in soft tissues in my back. Radiation and chemo all thru winter, spring and summer and most of the fall. The forum was a go to where I could see finds from all kinds of detectors.Elmy, you are 100% correct. There is nothing better than finding a valuable laying on the ground. I take my wife to a big mall and weather permitting, walk the parking lot looking for drops. Metal detecting makes for a "trained eye". It is still more fun to dig for treasure. Have a great new year.