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OK I will start this thread out. Here is three planned unusual detector searches that worked out very well for me. 1) Hunting arrows at a archery target range. I gave the ones back that had names on them (only two of them). 2) Hunting old window weights. I found I guess a 100 pounds in one day. (old house that had burned years before). 3) Hunting decorative brass harness hardware. From old maps I found a old harness shed (footing was about 8 x 12 feet with a dirt floor). I found a bunch. OK now its your turn. Bill in Texas
I once went on a hunt for nothing but steel bottle caps for a detector prototype test/prove out. Had a homeless fella asked me what I was looking for. When I told him bottle caps and showed him a hand full from my pouch he gave me the strangest look. Then after watching me for a bit he started picking up a bunch and bringing them to me. I said thanks but I need to find them on the ground with the detector. Again I got that "look" and he laid them all on the ground for me. I didn't laugh at all, just said thank you and scanned them one by one and picked them up. He didn't help me any more.
Bill im whith you on the arrows i find them all the time in the woods. really nice ones i give them to my brother they are hard to see untill you get a detector
OK I will start this thread out. Here is three planned unusual detector searches that worked out very well for me. 1) Hunting arrows at a archery target range. I gave the ones back that had names on them (only two of them). 2) Hunting old window weights. I found I guess a 100 pounds in one day. (old house that had burned years before). 3) Hunting decorative brass harness hardware. From old maps I found a old harness shed (footing was about 8 x 12 feet with a dirt floor). I found a bunch. OK now its your turn. Bill in Texas 
Then after watching me for a bit he started picking up a bunch and bringing them to me. 
just remembering it.