Dennis Harbour
New member
I used to live where the parks were OLD (1800s), now I live in a place were schools and parks are newer (1970s), so I have clad hunt more, How long do you normally wait for these areas to be 'restocked' with newer coins?
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clad hunting -who long to wait before returning
- Thread starter Dennis Harbour
- Start date
I try to give them a years rest where I live after gridding them carefully.
Frank in NH
Active member
n/t
I don't know for sure, but judging from so few finds coming from some places, I am not the only one out there.
Dancer
Well-known member
Like John, I'll clean em up than move on for a year. BUT, more and more the schools are doing away with money for lunchs, instead using student debit cards! The Great Clad Rush Days are about over for at least 21 of my haunts. Now when the Hunting gets Tough the Tough got to get Hunting. This keeps up, in 10yrs or so finding Clad will be like finding Silver today. Who would have Thunk !!!
garrettlover
New member
I hunt the parks every monday morning
I hunted an area by a school basketball court that had some big trees with some big overhanging branches I was sure the kids played on. I had gone over the area around the tree pretty good and found the usual coins and trash items. Well a week or so later my son in law came out with me to the same spot. He headed for the the tree that I had detected earlier in the week. I thought to my self. He is wasting his time but didnt say anything to him. I went a little further away from the tree. We had only been detecting a short while when a teenage kid came up and told us he lost his class ring (gold) by the tree. He lost it after I had detected. Long story short we found his ring for him. Just goes to show that if you hit an area one day someone can lose something right after you leave. It may be a lot slimmer pickings but if there are people in the area there is potential for them losing items every day.