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Recent content by hang7575

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    Large cent

    Found this yesterday in flattened cornstubble about 4 inches deep using single freq 7.5 a solid 83 VDI , think its 1839 very hard to see
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    A little chilly but

    Nice hunt, That B looks like a company letter off a civil war kepi. Does it have attachment hooks on the back?
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    First Good hunt with the V3i

    Those buckles are off soldiers equipment and or horse tack
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    First Good hunt with the V3i

    After having the V3i upgrade I finally got everything adjusted where I like. The relic program is much better than the original. Got out to a new spot that was supposedly hunted hard. Doing a little local research the info told me that there was a confederate bivouac site somewhere in that field...
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    Frustrated

    Got it had to scroll up to get what I was looking for. I will say the 3 freq Relic program is much better than the old one ,Have to figure out that single frequency noise.
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    Frustrated

    I have had this thing for 2 1/2 years and finally decided to UPGRADE to the V3i, never had a problem finding stuff in the menu before the upgrade. Trying to get to expert menu screen that that allows live search screen adjustments. Read manual etc etc and only thing I get when I highlight...
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    V3i as a relic hunter

    The double rimfire casing is for a Henry rifle
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    War of 1812 button

    Been awhile since I dug a keeper, Got this War of 1812 Regiment of Artillerist button from same place that a dug a colonial era stirrup.
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    mineralization around the U.S

    Daniels advice on settings for bad dirt are spot on. Use basically the same setup works great. One thing not mentioned is to ground balance OFTEN Watch the tracking arrows when they switch back and forth quickly your good
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    Holy Frijoles! bad ground

    No used the V same single freq 7.5 All metal not mixed mode ,no disc, 12.5 high band I did learn that nails down there will give you a solid +95 then jump to +83 nail everytime. Also some of the bullets I had to kick the dirt clod around sometimes twice to get it to read right even out of the...
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    Holy Frijoles! bad ground

    Just got back from DIV and that wonderful Va red dirt site ,was 4000 acres and 480 MDers.Lots and lots of pulse machines and that is the way to go in this stuff. Did ok with finds had my 14 year old grandson with me and was helping him . He did manage to find 2 bullets which were his first CW...
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    Holy Frijoles! bad ground

    That is a good setup for that ground Very Similar to what we use in the same type of ground in Culpeper.
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    Holy Frijoles! bad ground

    Thats a good haul for your first time in that crazy dirt. I would not change anything keep doing what your doing. Just go slow.And check other peoples covered dig holes I found as much stuff in dirt piles as i did in the ground
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    Rain and the V3

    Hunted 2 different times in the pouring rain with mine small zip lock bag will cover pod to be safe and a gallon ziplock and some duck tape will work on V3 and mxt.
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    Last Day of Relic Hunting

    Sure is a great spot nice finds, you using single freq or 3 best data
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