john sullivan
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forgot to ask age of hunter's i am 83 2 hours or one long cigar which ever comes first list of enjoyment, thrill of the hunt, cigar which i can't do at home, and monitory value. in that order
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MNCoinhunter
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Going on 46 .. father of four, two of them adults now. Work as a carpenter. Hobbies are metal detecting and coin collecting. HH .. Dave
Hey John, 64 in May, kids 30 + 26, grandson 6. I've collected coins since I was 5 and I've always had an interest in archaeology and military history.
Detecting covers all of them. I worked 20+ years in manufacturing followed by a second career in financial services
It's the fun of the hunt weather you did research on an area or it was just a "gut guess". Perks are fresh air, exercise and sunshine (vitamin D). I used to hunt with a kid 26 years old and he used to exclaim to me, "once you start swinging, you never stop; you just keep going!" because he'd be taking a break or quitting early and I'd just keep going. lol
HH Bruce
Detecting covers all of them. I worked 20+ years in manufacturing followed by a second career in financial services
It's the fun of the hunt weather you did research on an area or it was just a "gut guess". Perks are fresh air, exercise and sunshine (vitamin D). I used to hunt with a kid 26 years old and he used to exclaim to me, "once you start swinging, you never stop; you just keep going!" because he'd be taking a break or quitting early and I'd just keep going. lol
HH Bruce
Dan..76...couple of hours at best.....smoked cigars for 30 years and quit about 20 years best move I ever made...
Wife 72 smoked cigarettes for over 50 and hadn't seen a Doc. or took a prescription since my daughter was born and she is now 45......quit smoking and had a stroke and now a lung operation for cancer.
My advice if you smoked for 40-50 years keep it up perhaps cutting down as I believe ones body is used to it and stopping is such a shock on body it endangers ones health...
Wife 72 smoked cigarettes for over 50 and hadn't seen a Doc. or took a prescription since my daughter was born and she is now 45......quit smoking and had a stroke and now a lung operation for cancer.
My advice if you smoked for 40-50 years keep it up perhaps cutting down as I believe ones body is used to it and stopping is such a shock on body it endangers ones health...