SE and tiny silver.

[Crusty]

For me many detectors have come and gone but my Explorer SE Pro is a keeper. I'd call it a comfortable friendship. To be honest other than going from auto to manual sensativity once in a while I haven't changed my settings in probably 4 years.
Last week I hit a small but old park area with very forgiving dry sandy soil and was well rewarded.

Dave

 

[MikeO]

Nice finds for sure. I love your HD as well but, that three center is sweet.
How are Canadian parks for regulations on detecting for the most part?

 

[Crusty]

Nice finds for sure. I love your HD as well but, that three center is sweet.
How are Canadian parks for regulations on detecting for the most part?

Mike, in 7 years I've only been hasseled by a grounds keeper once so usually no problems. There are a few towns in S. Ontario where a detecting licience is required but they are the exception.

Dave

 

[park pirate]

Awesome silver finds, the explorer SE is an outstanding machine for sure..

 

[TwoRivers]

The SE is a silver hound for sure and your finds tell the story of it's cababilities.........The canadian coins are really nice looking!

Congratulations!

John in Virginia..........

 

[Syd BC]

Great work on those small silver coins.

 

[nge]

We used to hunt Jackson Park along the Detroit river, now it's called Queen's II park and is off limits. What a bummer, we used to take a lot of really old U.S. silver from there back in the late 70's.....nge

 

[drkp88]

Nice variety of finds Dave! Same with me re settings. Once I got used to the tones and settings I started hunting open screen with just a touch of IM and I haven't changed in five years. It's working OK for me.
Bruce