Guys its raining in Texas in July. The Temp is under a 100 and I have another old House to hunt. One old house was torn down and a foot of dirt was hauled in. Another House put on top of the dirt. Driveway and back yard was not touched. V3i is chomping at the bit. Rob you know a way to cure that?
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Rain & New Place to Hunt
- Thread starter daddyflea
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Gandorf said:
Here in Texas it almost never rains in July. I get a kick out of those guys using the Lesch diggers, while I have to use a Miners pick. I might be able to hit it this afternoon. That V3i is chewing so hard it is draining the batteries and Rob does not even have a setting for it.
Blind Squirrel
Well-known member
Howdy daddyflea--
In my part of Texas, it seldom rains for more than 45 minutes ( so far it's only rained 3 or 4 time this year). So I just wait it out and then have some easier digging! If you can't wait, Explorer's idea is a good one for those rainy days. Best of luck and...
Happy Hunting!
Blind Squirrel
In my part of Texas, it seldom rains for more than 45 minutes ( so far it's only rained 3 or 4 time this year). So I just wait it out and then have some easier digging! If you can't wait, Explorer's idea is a good one for those rainy days. Best of luck and...
Happy Hunting!
Blind Squirrel