I think that freezing and thawing bringing up coins has a lot to do with the type of soil and what the target is made of. I never did figure out any direct correlation, but I know that I've gone back over an area in the early spring and found new targets where I would swear that I had cleaned it out the year before. Did I just miss them the first time? I don't know. Maybe.
No detecting here, that's for sure... Temperature -5 Celsius. Wind ENE 100 km/h with gusts over 160 km/h. Sea temperature, new record low, +4.6 Celsius and dropping. Trieste, Italy. And still no snow... I hope my truck hasn't been destroyed by flying debris...
Posted by: C E Stricklin Date: February 11, 2012 07:34AM
Registered: 2 years ago Posts: 95
I am one of the fortunate ones who lives where I can hunt all year, (South Georgia), I usually hunt 2 to 4 Hrs everyday, just don't have the stamina for long hunts anymore.
Posted by: mudpuppy Date: February 11, 2012 06:21PM
Registered: 2 years ago Posts: 4,550
Same here, wussed out...hoping I wasn't alone! Mud
Detecting is the study of Humans interaction with topography, the untrustworthyness of pockets, and metals desire to return to the earth from whence it came.
HaHa Mud, that's hilarious, the subject should have been started saying, Who's gonna wuss out this weekend! I sure did, Hank the wuss
