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Once again
- Thread starter JC99328
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No luck on the first try in his yard. I will go back but... This was only one of several places he could have lost it. I think more likely, when he was shoveling snow on the sidewalk in front of his business in town. He raked all the leaves up still in front and put them in bags. He's already gone through them but I will go in this afternoon and run a coil over them just to recheck. Someone could have picked up the ring too?? Due to a late start, I only covered the path he thought he walked. I will go back over the lawn area and go wider this time. I'm hoping the rain stops!!
No luck so far. The game changed slightly.... He said he'd been more places, than previously mentioned to me, before he noticed the ring gone. Not many but a couple and in town. When and if it ever stops raining, I'll rerun the lawn. I only went down exactly where he thought he'd walked. I will go out another 3-4 feet on each side of that. There's one area I want to recheck where I got a signal but since it was way out, I figured I'd raised the coil to much on the swing. I had not rechecked it since it was way out of his path and not a usual signal and the lawn is very trashy. I haven't given up on it. The lawn was the first place he walked when he left the house. He went out to check a pump.
