Finally the ground has thawed enough in Maine for me to get some hunting in with my new etrac, still getting used to the sounds etc. doing well so far I think. I've been digging a lot of pennies thinking it may be silver though, still trying to figure out how to tell the difference.
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Four times out with my new etrac silver.
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Big Boys Hobbies
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Very nice! It only gets better! the E-Trac is an AMAZING machine!
E-TREC-Virginia
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Not bad, not bad at all for your first 4 hunts. Congrats. What part of Maine are you from? My wife's great uncle lives in Freeport, right on the Casco Bay.
Congratulations on the silver! Very nice looking pictures. I wouldn't worry about trying to tell the difference between silver and pennies. The Zinc pennys you can, but the others hit so well in the 43-46 range that you usually just dig 'em anyway.
On the other hand, older silver (barbers and seateds) can come all the way down in the 40-42 range and I've heard even lower.
Its always good to see that silver though!
NebTrac
On the other hand, older silver (barbers and seateds) can come all the way down in the 40-42 range and I've heard even lower.
Its always good to see that silver though!
NebTrac
