kaolinwasher
Well-known member
I have been slow to warm up to the Vaquero. but I am starting to like it , especially for relic hunting . I took it to bone Hill, or the Hill of many nails where i found the 1879 seated dime , and i swear i had cleaned out this one side of the hill of all nails, but the Vaquero running in threshold AM just lit up I soon had to proceed at a snails pace on my knees, I was really amazed at the size of the cut nails coming out , and kept saying (MAN THIES BIG NAILS COULD HIDE SOMETHING GOOD) so I kept digging looking for masked targets , soon after i removed a few big nails up comes this big brass shoe back, I am like 'HOW DID I MISS THAT , it may have been a barber half dollar, and it proves that good targets can be hiding in the nails, and i have to say the VAQUERO does not miss much , the brass shoe back has a patent date of NOV 20, 18?? as i could not read the last two numbers, also a carriage spring that was broken By the way the cast iron house looks to be a bank it came in two halts and probably had money in it kinda cool , how did I miss that , I think it is true that different detectors, pick out different things.