What sort of depth are you getting in highly mineralized soil with coin sized objects? Is the LOW-HIGH audio a real asset for picking out silver and copper?
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We Are In To Fall Mode In Many Places. How Are The Relic Hunters Making Out With The ATX?
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
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WaterWalker
Well-known member
No time to relic hunt...it can wait.
The waters need all that heavy metal removed before it freezes over.
However with all the "after the season detectorists" even the armadillo is having a hard time.
Over 100 hours in the water with only one stainless steel and 3 silver rings. Talk about clean water.
Guess I may have to wait until King Neptune gets mad and turns the ocean bottom up. Dirt digging is sounding better.
The waters need all that heavy metal removed before it freezes over.
However with all the "after the season detectorists" even the armadillo is having a hard time.
Over 100 hours in the water with only one stainless steel and 3 silver rings. Talk about clean water.
Guess I may have to wait until King Neptune gets mad and turns the ocean bottom up. Dirt digging is sounding better.
My last count with ATX ring finds was 18 rings, a mixture of gold, stainless steel and silver. The water hunting waters ain't frozen yet, and my chest waders are all readt for some cold water hunting.