Critterhunter
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Yea, I wasn't really in the mood to hunt but I wanted to do something other than sitting home and dwelling on the dog, so I met up with 4 friends in the woods where two of them found a few silvers Friday. What better way to get my mind off things then to shoot the breeze with some fellow hunters. One guy got a silver washington, a 1800's hat pin, and a few wheats. The other guy got a merc and a few wheats. I got some wheats and a buffalo. The buffalo read low, at 141 and 142. Yes, beaver tails can read around 141 to 142 versus nickles usually reading around 144 to 146, but this signal was more stable than a beaver tail so I dug it. Beaver tails often will at least jump between two numbers more, and usually by 3 numbers or more. But my criteria is 2 numbers or less and I'll dig it, in particular if it doesn't have the somewhat sick warbly sound a beaver tail can have.
Anyway, I only hunted an hour while those guys had been hunting a good hour before I got there and already had those finds. After an hour, despite how good this spot looked and old wheats and stuff popping up all over the place for everybody, I decided my heart just wasn't in it so I left for home to find out about the dog. I had called from the woods on a cell phone but nobody answered, so I wanted to go home and see if there was any news.
Oh, I also dug a neckless charm that might be old as it looks like it, but it's made of some junk metal. It read 173.
Anyway, I only hunted an hour while those guys had been hunting a good hour before I got there and already had those finds. After an hour, despite how good this spot looked and old wheats and stuff popping up all over the place for everybody, I decided my heart just wasn't in it so I left for home to find out about the dog. I had called from the woods on a cell phone but nobody answered, so I wanted to go home and see if there was any news.
Oh, I also dug a neckless charm that might be old as it looks like it, but it's made of some junk metal. It read 173.