Gold Signals on the Ace 250

[TN Girl]

I haven't heard back from the lady who lost the ring yet, so it may not happen, but this is all good information to tuck away for later.

 

[Gene]

I am a jewelry hunter on sports fields.
You guys would be jealous at all the junk I dig.
Just paying my dues. At least that's what I
keep telling myself.

 

[Uncle Willy]

Yeah I've found a fair amount of rings in sports fields.

Bill

 

[born2hunt]

TN girl,

As for the search area, bear in mind that it is possible that the ring was not lost in the area that the person who lost it thinks they lost it, that's why it's lost. Now I'm lost.
My point is, don't be afraid to look outside the search area, that ring could be anywhere or not there at all.

Good luck

 

[Gene]

That's an excellent point you just made. Many years ago ny Aunt lost a diamond pendant
while attending a baseball game. The next day several of us actually moved the wooden
bleachers where she was sitting and detecting the area thoroughly as that's where she said
she lost it. Lots of coins and junk but no pendant. We retraced her steps from the parking
lot to the stands. Same story. No pendant. A few weeks later she found the pendant all by
herself. At home behind her dresser. So she never even had it at the baseball game.
You can;'t find it if it isn't there. It's been awhile but I still remember this lesson.