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Axes and hatchets

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bbqman

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I haven't pulled out the SE in a quite a while , but in the last week decided to try finding some old axes and hatchets because I like to refurbish them if they aren't truly valuable antiques. I am wondering if any of you SE users have any tips about the smart find location for targets like that. I have always been a coin shooter and stayed away from places where that kind of artifact lives or if i have detected one, I ignored the iron. Thanks in advance.
 
I have found a few of them-but almost all were with a Tesoro. I have dug a lot less iron after using the Explorer a while. But I have found at max gain Iron becomes a lot more appealing and I'll get fooled a lot more by caps & small chunks.

Cut my teeth on beep / dig units & have a lot of relic items to show for it. And my U-max machines loved axes.
 
Thanks for the reply, I'm playing around at home with all metal, I know I am going to dig a lot, but the old chopping tools are important to me right now and I am hoping someone will give me some readings in smart find. I have always been a coin guy too. Only one gold ring in all my 30+ years of detecting so you know I have been discriminating that side out.
 
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