today my buddy calls me, (he was one of the two that hunted the 1859 house with me this weekend), he proceeds to tell me, he told a guy he works with about the house we detected. And the guy says yea I know that house, I bet you did not find anything good did ya?
He goes on to tell Brad that he detected this house a few yrs ago with his whites XLT, and he only cherry picked the silver and deep indian signals he skipped all the wheats...........then Brad explained to him that well over 20+ silvers, 10 indians, almost 100 wheats, v-nickel, buffalo, 2 cent pc. tokens and relics all came out of the ground there. He was speechless........he detected a few yrs ago and managed a few mercs and indians......simply amazing, maybe his machine was defective
He goes on to tell Brad that he detected this house a few yrs ago with his whites XLT, and he only cherry picked the silver and deep indian signals he skipped all the wheats...........then Brad explained to him that well over 20+ silvers, 10 indians, almost 100 wheats, v-nickel, buffalo, 2 cent pc. tokens and relics all came out of the ground there. He was speechless........he detected a few yrs ago and managed a few mercs and indians......simply amazing, maybe his machine was defective
and finding goodies depends on the detector used, the knowledge of that detector by the detectorist, how deep it will detect and according to the weather whether nice and moist, very dry or very wet! The ideal conditions aren't always there and it takes patience to find something that has been detected many times to get the good stuff! I know as I've been detecting since 1981! If it starts raining or snowing hard while 