Gulf Hunter
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Went for a solo spin on monday evening, into a 759P -0.3L, to the same surf area that we finished up at sunday evening. Winds were light and variable. Started at a different spot, within the location, that was producing coins and lead. Tides were a little lower than normal, so I took advantage of my ability to hunt deep in the mine, where targets were still showing. I was running the Excal and was in the water by 630P.
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Targets were of good density overall and the Excal was sniffing them out DEEPLY. Some were over 2 scoops deep. Can slaw gave me fits, but most of the other targets came quickly to hand.
Total clad take was $2.73. Recovered 2 sports watches. 1 has been down so long, that I cannot read the brand name. It is blue faced and says, submersible to 100 meters, guess not! It is heavily encrusted with barnacles and has been submerged A LONG TIME! I will clean it in the electrolysis and check later for positive ID on this unit. The next watch appears to be stainless, as well and it is flooded. It says water resistant and it is a Seiko. Reckon they'll warranty that unit for me?
The rings just kept coming and I was overstimulated, by the gold sparkling under my headlight. Tryed to keep it together and maintain my composure, but it was very difficult to maintain!
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The 1st unit was a 10K fine gold ring, w/red oval shaped stone and 3 CZs on each side. The pic does not do it justice, but Huntress burned her foot cooking dinner and that's all I could get out of her. Now, either nugget rings and jewelry are coming back into vogue or this stuff was old. The 2nd ring was a 10K nugget type ring. Man's, I would guess or possibly a corn fed woman. The last was also a nugget ring, but looks more like a woman's ring and it is 14K. I'M JUST ECSTATIC!
Was going to go back and do it again tonight, but I quit at 12A and worked today. I'm kinda tired. I shoulda went!
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GH
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Targets were of good density overall and the Excal was sniffing them out DEEPLY. Some were over 2 scoops deep. Can slaw gave me fits, but most of the other targets came quickly to hand.
Total clad take was $2.73. Recovered 2 sports watches. 1 has been down so long, that I cannot read the brand name. It is blue faced and says, submersible to 100 meters, guess not! It is heavily encrusted with barnacles and has been submerged A LONG TIME! I will clean it in the electrolysis and check later for positive ID on this unit. The next watch appears to be stainless, as well and it is flooded. It says water resistant and it is a Seiko. Reckon they'll warranty that unit for me?
The rings just kept coming and I was overstimulated, by the gold sparkling under my headlight. Tryed to keep it together and maintain my composure, but it was very difficult to maintain!
[attachment 57046 rings2.JPG]
The 1st unit was a 10K fine gold ring, w/red oval shaped stone and 3 CZs on each side. The pic does not do it justice, but Huntress burned her foot cooking dinner and that's all I could get out of her. Now, either nugget rings and jewelry are coming back into vogue or this stuff was old. The 2nd ring was a 10K nugget type ring. Man's, I would guess or possibly a corn fed woman. The last was also a nugget ring, but looks more like a woman's ring and it is 14K. I'M JUST ECSTATIC!
Was going to go back and do it again tonight, but I quit at 12A and worked today. I'm kinda tired. I shoulda went!
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GH
