I am thinking about buying the New Pro Coil for my Explorer SE. My question is, the Pro coil a Double d coil? How well does the coil do in the how soils of Virginia? If this is a double D coil I had heard that Double D coils do very well in bad soil, like the red soil of Virginia. I am able to borrow the 5x10 Double D coil to try in Virginia. Are their any opinions on this? I was told my stock coil for the Explorer Se will not do well in Virginia. I usually hunt in all metal sensitivity as high as possible deep on. My last hunt in Virginia I did not do very well with my Explorer Se in the hot soil. Thanks
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Pro Coil.........
- Thread starter tomjj
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dewcon4414
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both your stock coil and Pro are DD coils. As for the coil doing well in VA... that i dont know, i only hunted there one time and didnt use the SE. The new coils do have some advantage over the stock. They are lighter, quieter, seperate better, with a little more depth. If your standard coil isnt getting depth you might talk to someone in your area or a dealer there maybe they can recommend some more effective settings. Is it worth the money... deffently.