Singing in the rain.:fisher:

[jim tn]

Snuck in 2 hours and 20 minutes in the woods before a good rain shower set in and it looked like it was going to hang over the woodlands for a while, so I called it a wrap since I still had a paint brush waiting for me to be used. Re-worked a piece I had hunted twice and tabman and Chris had just recently as it was fairly close to where we often park. Working right on the outer edge along one side I did run into a few keeper targets. Got a clad quarter, Mem cent and a nickel out of the same hole, right off. Not to long later I got the 49d Rosie dime. Just before I got the 1903 IH I got the 2 wheat backs, 36 and 37, within a foot of each other. I think the only reason I dug the IH target was because it had a little depth. It was a bouncy mid 50s reading and a solid mid tone in 3h tones. It was about 5" deep and maybe partially on edge? Anyway, when I located it with the pin pointer it was dirt caked so I just dropped it in my apron pocket. When I got to cleaning it up back home, the target turned out to be a pleasant surprise. LTD in boost mode. HH jim tn

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[rick in mi]

Nice digs Jim Love it when those little indians pop out of the ground !!! hh rick in mi.

 

[mudpuppy]

I've yet to find an indian...evidently they are not a common drop in a totlot! Nice work!
Mud

 

[tabman]

Jim, nice going!

That gold coin is just a swing away or just a little further back under that next bush.

tabman

 

[campnagle]

Looks good, that green IH is sure purdy

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

I always love the Indians!

 

[Cajuncoinhunter]

Your F75 has been smokin ' CCH

 

[jim tn]

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