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2 more elizabeth coins found with the x-terra 50
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Mike Bearden
Member
I'm trying to line up a trip across the pond this year if all goes well. I agree with the sensitivity of the 18.75 coil and really have to pick it's time and place to be used. Haven't found a place yet where it can be used at full throttle and keep stability like the stock coil.
Nice finds there hoarder, keep them coming
Mike
Nice finds there hoarder, keep them coming
Mike
Mike Bearden
Member
Oh take my word for it hoarder, if I could be there right now I surely would. Are you willing to take me to one of those killer sites you're slaying those hammered coins at ?
I tell you one thing, it's not exactly easy to get hooked up to hunt over there ! Most places I've contacted want folks to reserve months and months ahead of time. I've also been told to watch out for places that seed the fields, that's not my idea of metal detecting, especially after making that long of a trip if you know what I mean.
I had rather find it honest even if it wasn't some spectacular find.
H.H.
Mike
I tell you one thing, it's not exactly easy to get hooked up to hunt over there ! Most places I've contacted want folks to reserve months and months ahead of time. I've also been told to watch out for places that seed the fields, that's not my idea of metal detecting, especially after making that long of a trip if you know what I mean.
I had rather find it honest even if it wasn't some spectacular find.
H.H.
Mike
hi mike,
the best time to pay a visit over here would be around august/september due to the harvest coming off and decent weather conditions,also that is when most rallies are held over here.
i live in the south of england on the border of devon/cornwall a place called plymouth and to be honest i would love to live in norfolk or wiltshire as that is where the good stuff really hangs out.
as to booking up months in advance and seeding,i can`t say to much on air about that but if you p.m. me i will let you know more about that.
if you need any info about coming over here then again p.m. me and i will help with any info you need,if i can.
regards
mike aka hoarder
the best time to pay a visit over here would be around august/september due to the harvest coming off and decent weather conditions,also that is when most rallies are held over here.
i live in the south of england on the border of devon/cornwall a place called plymouth and to be honest i would love to live in norfolk or wiltshire as that is where the good stuff really hangs out.
as to booking up months in advance and seeding,i can`t say to much on air about that but if you p.m. me i will let you know more about that.
if you need any info about coming over here then again p.m. me and i will help with any info you need,if i can.
regards
mike aka hoarder
Mike Bearden
Member
I would be pi$$ed off if I went that far and spent that much money for what ended up being a seeded hunt.
I've heard the horror stories from several, seems there's a just a few that are running a honest show and I guess that could happen anywhere on the planet.
I have a buddy that lives somewhere close to Norfolk, his family owns several large fields there that the plow has turned up some nice goodies over the years. I talked with him a few months ago after 5 years of not hearing a word from him. He had forgot about my little hobby ... rest assured I jogged his memory
His name is David Irwin, he's been approached several times about his fields but has refused everyone after catching several on the property without permission.
That's probably where I'll be staying when I go so it could get interesting.
Thanks
Mike
I've heard the horror stories from several, seems there's a just a few that are running a honest show and I guess that could happen anywhere on the planet.
I have a buddy that lives somewhere close to Norfolk, his family owns several large fields there that the plow has turned up some nice goodies over the years. I talked with him a few months ago after 5 years of not hearing a word from him. He had forgot about my little hobby ... rest assured I jogged his memory
His name is David Irwin, he's been approached several times about his fields but has refused everyone after catching several on the property without permission.
That's probably where I'll be staying when I go so it could get interesting.
Thanks
Mike
