gunwolf
Well-known member
I am a dirtfisher/coinshooter.........as many know back in 2016 my E-trac was stolen...I lost interest and just got bit by the bug back in February so I bought a Nox 800 and after a few weeks sold it and went back to the E-trac. I have hit mostly pounded out parks or empty lots where houses once stood. I am currently 3 silver coins away from 60 FTY and 35 wheats away from 200 FTY. add to that the 10 silver rings, and 5 other sterling pins and whatnots... I have cashed in my Clad twice for around $360 total, and currently am working on filling my next jar! I have dug probably about 3 5 gal buckets of trash if not more, but most of my trash is copper, brass, aluminum... all the things you find when looking for conductive coins.
I do alot of research and over the years have developed my own style of grid searching certain areas. my style might look or be cumbersome to others, but back and forth seems to be my jam! I am constantly changing coils and settings based on where I am hunting and if I have been there before.
anyone just getting started... it's frustrating at first, but then when the light goes on you will "get it" and become better at what you do. don't let it become a competition, let it become a challenge to yourself to improve in some way every time you put the coil to the soil.
I do alot of research and over the years have developed my own style of grid searching certain areas. my style might look or be cumbersome to others, but back and forth seems to be my jam! I am constantly changing coils and settings based on where I am hunting and if I have been there before.
anyone just getting started... it's frustrating at first, but then when the light goes on you will "get it" and become better at what you do. don't let it become a competition, let it become a challenge to yourself to improve in some way every time you put the coil to the soil.