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Whites hits old bullets AGAIN:detecting:
- Thread starter Dirtyray
- Start date
model, search coil used, settings and general location did you hunt? Don't mark an 'X' on a specific site, just a little info of the type of ground and mineralization.
The photos are good, but they don't explain the details of how you succeeded. I hope your ventures afield continue to be rewarding.
During the period from '83 thru about '95 my old bullet, casing and complete cartridge counts from several of my favorite old town sites in Utah and Nevada were aplenty with .45-70 as well as a lot of Henry cartridges and others. Frequently patches of old military buttons, too, and seeing posts like yours sure brings back memories of hunting those sites that dated from about 1868 until the mid-1890's for most of them.
Monte
The photos are good, but they don't explain the details of how you succeeded. I hope your ventures afield continue to be rewarding.
During the period from '83 thru about '95 my old bullet, casing and complete cartridge counts from several of my favorite old town sites in Utah and Nevada were aplenty with .45-70 as well as a lot of Henry cartridges and others. Frequently patches of old military buttons, too, and seeing posts like yours sure brings back memories of hunting those sites that dated from about 1868 until the mid-1890's for most of them.
Monte
well this time i had my coinmaster pro out and i knew i was going too be out all day ive not used it in a while so i enjoyed the thought of another small silver find along the river i found a few dimes and a couple nickles and two old pennies 1904 and 1908 about 6 months ago in great shape so i was hoping too find more well at first i wasnt finding much a few lead weights and a few old things from the river flooding in the past well about three hours into the hunt i got :| lead weight signal again i knew it was well about 8 and a half inches down i dug up the first of my bullets one by one they started popin out of the sandy loam soil i dug a spoon and a 3rd of a old horse shoe up as well ...WELL hope you enjoyed the story
BTW,the coinmaster pro LOVES silver and Quarters if it says Quarter you can BET THAT THERES ONE IN THERE .....