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Snow Snow Snow..!
- Thread starter fastdraw
- Start date
WaterWalker
Well-known member
Way back in 2003 a maintenance man lost all his keys while snow plowing the parking lot.
I found 17 of the 18. I went back a month later after the snow melted and found the last, lost key.
February 2015 - A schoolteacher lost two rings while out on a fire drill.
The school's janitor found the band, I found the diamond.
What a happy return that was!
I found 17 of the 18. I went back a month later after the snow melted and found the last, lost key.
February 2015 - A schoolteacher lost two rings while out on a fire drill.
The school's janitor found the band, I found the diamond.
What a happy return that was!
Just coils
Active member
Yes, but it does take a lot more time and usually a lot fewer targets. Not to mention boots and gloves and additional layers. However, when the snow clears I'm out there for about an hour or more if I can stand it.
Good luck.
Coin Rescue Inc
Well-known member
Sometimes I check the sledding hills at the bottom end.
silvercoinboy
Well-known member
bottom of ski runs where sweaty skiers take off gloves
Odanscoils
Well-known member
Parking lots a good too.
When they take of their gloves.
Kazar Sweeps - Mark
New member
I detect in anything but rain. Christmas Eve it was 3 degrees with a negative 20 windchill. I lasted about 2 hours until my eyelashes froze. You can't hunt grass in that kind of weather only woods where the leaves protect and ground is not rock solid. 3 inches if snow is probably my limit though. Happy hunting!
fastdraw
Well-known member
It looks like I'm not detecting for many many weeks. Damn..! Can you see my 5-ft. Fence posts..? The storm in Virginia City NV. Just stopped a few hours ago. You men go have fun, and show me your treasures.
Kazar Sweeps - Mark
New member
Yuck! Hope it melts off soon for you. We have bipolar weather here in Pittsburgh this year. One day 30 next 65 then back down. We have had 35 degree high temperature swings in one day quite a few times over the past 2 months.
Just coils
Active member
I thought we had it bad. Maybe able to detect before the next storm saturday. Been going out between storms but not much success. Good luck digging out. Just finished mine.