ManInTheWall
Active member
Any suggestions on things to use to mark a site, so you can come back later to dig it?
I thought maybe popsicle sticks!
I thought maybe popsicle sticks!
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Best way to mark a site, so you can come back and dig later
- Thread starter ManInTheWall
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still looking 52
Well-known member
I use those little survey flags with the fluorescent flags on them.
I cut the wire short enough so I can put several in my find pouch,also comes in handy to mark an area for gridding purposes.
I cut the wire short enough so I can put several in my find pouch,also comes in handy to mark an area for gridding purposes.
IDXMonster
Well-known member
Why can’t you dig them as you find them?
I think you are talking about gridding out a specific location. I also use those little utility flags that are used for marking gas lines..whatever while I am detecting.... If you are worried the next time you might go over some of the same area... do not worry... I always laugh at these people that just think because they went over it... it is cleaned out...
Ronstar
Well-known member
I sometimes will use those neon colored flags unless I think someone else will poach. The bright orange golf tees work in green grass but not so much in short dry/dead grass. Sometimes a small surveyors tape in a knot on a branch is easy to see from a distance if you’re off the grid a bit. GPS a good idea. Just remember, ya plant it then pull it when you leave.