:usaflag:51/4 Hours, 74 Targets Recovered and This Old Hunter had Had all The Fun He Could Stand For One day!! :detecting:

[Cupajo]

Todays hunt re-covered the same ground where gold was found for three days in a row, but not today.

Among the targets recovered are many old, small and in nearly every case difficult to recover items.

A few more hours, maybe 20 or so, will allow me to finish putting a Dual Field, Diablo whoopin on the rest of this small hunting ground and I'll then move on until time and tide make more changes tipping the gold odds again I my favor.

Spot light on todays interesting targets recovered include 5-.22 Caliber bullets and 1- cartridge case (.22 Short), 1- Merc and 1-silver ring. There are also a couple of junker rings of unknown composition.
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Todays junk metal nearly ballanced out in numbers with the keepers pile.

Another day in a Hunter's Life!!

GL&HH Friends,

CJ

 

[tomcatpl]

i dont know how do u do it day in and day out !! u sir are a trooper .... or ur wife bugs u to much ( just kidding )

 

[Joel-Winnipeg]

God vaiety of goodies in that hunt.

 

[rarysgaard]

I am amazed at all the goodies you find on a regular basis. What state do you live in that you are able to hunt this time of year? I live in Minnesota & can't wait to get out once our winter is over. You are making me envious! Thanks for the inspiration though. Take care!

 

[Cupajo]

Tom, when work is slow and hunt conditions are right, I hunt unless there are pressing matters to attend to.

Work has been very slow!!

Rarysgaard, On the Connecticut shore where I live we have been having the mildest winter most people can recall.

Living close to the water enables me to get out there when opportunity presents itself, which has been a lot lately.

Thanks for your replies Friends,

CJ