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rainy outing
- Thread starter Draco
- Start date
Five cents of the provisional government 1870
The Lost Ring
Well-known member
Congrats. Nice coin.
Neat coin....with some nice age. I don't like hunting in the rain, but a hunting buddy and I have been braving the elements starting out with temps of 22-24, wind chill 15-16 with n e wind, the past two mornings on a site with a limited hunting window. Been worth the discomfort, though.
Rain poncho and hot hands are fairly normal for winter hunting. You seem to have a pretty good woods area you are hunting. HH jim tn
Rain poncho and hot hands are fairly normal for winter hunting. You seem to have a pretty good woods area you are hunting. HH jim tn
Draco
Well-known member
Really, when I like to hunt the most, it's when it rains. There are usually very few people around. Yes Jim, it's a forest where I've been hunting for years, but it's really tiring because of the amount of vegetation there is... Large trees, small trees, branches, vines, brambles
I hunt the woods a lot in the winter months. Ground is always diggable regardless of the temps. Also, no tic's, which I hate. I often use a 5 x 10 solid coil as it is easier to get in, under, through and around brush without hanging up and its profile goes through brush easier. Good luck, bud. HH jim tnReally, when I like to hunt the most, it's when it rains. There are usually very few people around. Yes Jim, it's a forest where I've been hunting for years, but it's really tiring because of the amount of vegetation there is... Large trees, small trees, branches, vines, brambles
still looking 52
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You guys are tougher than me, with temps down that cold I'm staying home drinking hot chocolate and watching old westerns.
How about if you had a 250+ acre site that saw activity from Civil War times to present with a brief window before heavy equipment rolled in and the spot most likely becomes off limits? And somewhat quite surprisingly, no one else thus far is hunting it. And, quite early in the hunting, Seated coins, Barbers, I H cents, V and Buffalo nickels, 1 large cent, bullets, buckles and buttons, silver jewelry and modern era silver coins, including 3 half dollars, were being found. Just saying! HH jim tn
still looking 52
Well-known member
Jim, count me in!
HH jim tn
Draco
Well-known member
That happened to me in a place where they started throwing debris. I went ahead and was able to rescue more than 30 coins from the 15th century. Now I plan to give them to the museum, given their importance to the city.
I have Draco's post hijacked pretty good, but that spot has been a blast. Buddy got a large cent this a m, but will need some work to get a date. I got a === & Ohio railroad baggage tag which appears to be Pre Civil War and 3 modern era silver dimes this morning, of most notable recoveries. HH jim tn