My lady is hooked on metal detecting.. I never thought I would see the day 
She loves the outdoors, lots of trail running and hiking.. I started taking her along detecting with me, Ill detect while she goes for a run. Then she checks back in to see if I had found anything good. She starting thinking about all the parks she had been. She remembered a particular park that had a couple of huge foundations deep in the woods.. I was more than willing to go check it out. I was amazed by the amount of trash I came across... I only spent about an hour hunting.. I could spend days there digging.. For the small amount of time I had, I kinda cherry picked signals.. Mainly looked for the deeper tones.. I was able to pull a couple of neat items out.. The first was a little Ohio National Guard Badge. The 2nd Is a 1904 Chicago Worlds Fair Spoon. It was every bit of 10 inches down and unfortunately very beat up. I was able to find similar spoons online by searching 1904 ST. Louis spoon. I'm definitely going to be going back and spending some quality time there digging.. Places like that I like to save for the winter time when the parks are frozen and you cant get your digger in the soil.
Thanks for looking guys and gals!
Derrell
She loves the outdoors, lots of trail running and hiking.. I started taking her along detecting with me, Ill detect while she goes for a run. Then she checks back in to see if I had found anything good. She starting thinking about all the parks she had been. She remembered a particular park that had a couple of huge foundations deep in the woods.. I was more than willing to go check it out. I was amazed by the amount of trash I came across... I only spent about an hour hunting.. I could spend days there digging.. For the small amount of time I had, I kinda cherry picked signals.. Mainly looked for the deeper tones.. I was able to pull a couple of neat items out.. The first was a little Ohio National Guard Badge. The 2nd Is a 1904 Chicago Worlds Fair Spoon. It was every bit of 10 inches down and unfortunately very beat up. I was able to find similar spoons online by searching 1904 ST. Louis spoon. I'm definitely going to be going back and spending some quality time there digging.. Places like that I like to save for the winter time when the parks are frozen and you cant get your digger in the soil. Thanks for looking guys and gals!
Derrell
