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water verses land
- Thread starter diggerup
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Arkie John
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...go to the water. That's where you'll find where silly people have worn their nice jewelry to the beach and have lost them when their fingers get wrinkled and small from the water.
If you live near a saltwater beach, you are really a blessed person. If not, you have a "season" to hunt the water areas.
Land hunting is more stable but, in my opinion, not as exciting. It's a pain also because you have the added situation of having to dance with landowners.
Have great day. <><
aj
If you live near a saltwater beach, you are really a blessed person. If not, you have a "season" to hunt the water areas.
Land hunting is more stable but, in my opinion, not as exciting. It's a pain also because you have the added situation of having to dance with landowners.
Have great day. <><
aj
You run into situations where several people are hunting the same water/beach area every day, and the finds are few. You need a water machine to do the job properly, and yes it is a nice change. Sometimes, the scenery is quite enjoyable, even if the finds are lacking. 