short hunt in the rain today

[Goes4ever]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK3DqEgqpo0

 

[steve in so la]

The video is really neat to watch - thanks ! The dragon head is quite unusual.
I notice you wear your wedding ring. As I am always grabbing dirt to pass over the coil looking for the target, I don't wear mine. I guess you don't use this technique. Steve in so az

 

[Goes4ever]

yes but I use my right hand for that..lol
I am right handed, swing my detector with my left, dig with my right. Odd I know but it when I try to swing with my right hand it feels out of place.

 

[Greg from Mi.]

n/t

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

n/t

 

[pescadore]

n/t

 

[steve in so la]

get used to swinging with my left - I swing AND dig with the right = gets pretty tired after a while, steve

 

[Mike Chgo area]

n/t

 

[7centsworth]

That would be better if I could swing with my left also.

 

[TreasureDigger]

Love how you make the videos. Thanks for sharing.

Lisa

 

[RickIowa2009]

Glad you could get out!

 

[Goes4ever]

glad I got out, cuz it is SOOOOOOO cold this week!

 

[ohio fred]

Put me to shame nice finds.Are you using x-terra what model and how does that machine work on the beach or haven't you had it that long and what other machine work good for you in Ohio?Nice vid.

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

Where do you call home? Hope you like this forum.

God bless.

Mike

 

[Goes4ever]

Put me to shame nice finds.Are you using x-terra what model and how does that machine work on the beach or haven't you had it that long and what other machine work good for you in Ohio?Nice vid.

I use the xterra 70, never hunted on a beach

 

[ohio fred]

Ohio and iam usually on the whites forum but i see goes4ever was on the ohio metal detecting magazine.I use 3 whites detectors a Garrett and a fisher never tried a mine-lab and was just curious about how they worked in ohio.Always interested to learn.

 

[ohio fred]

n/t

 

[Tfor2]

Good video and you edited it nicely.

They say where there are wheats there's silver but I've dug lots of wheats from a site with zero silver.

One day I was hunting a church picnic site and noticed the sawdust where they had a penny hunt for the kids. In the sawdust I saw what I thought at first was a screw cap. For some reason I picked it up and it was the largest wedding ring I had ever seen. I was able to find the owner and he was very glad to see it again.

 

[Anonymous]

Returning the wedding ring was a nice thing to do! May God Bless you with many good finds! Amen! Ma Betty