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Big park, 3 different areas hunted today.
First an area where I saw families camping in tents last weekend.
Already found some clad and a silver ring here, today I found 2 sets of keys and one key is cool.
A Buick tri color silhouette key with a little red, white and blue enamel still left on the shields.
Pretty sure this particular one fit a black 1965 Buick Wildcat 2 door sport coupe with the standard 325-hp, 401-cid, nailhead V-8.
My key, my story and sticking to it.
Prove me wrong.
Found some hemostats on top of the ground next to a lake at site 2.
Some fisherman left his hook extractor behind.
Site 3 was an area where once stood an old house just outside the park.
Now it is inside the park but loaded to death with iron, steel, nails, screws bolts and a whole bunch of other trash, but there is some cool stuff from the home and the home owners hanging around if you can find it.
Tried something a little different with the F70 today and the standard elliptical at this trash heap.
Everything was a little bouncy all day, bone dry soil might have had something to do with it, but I usually hunt in disc at sites really low on the iron setting to hear iron and those million iron grunts were getting to me after awhile so I did something crazy and switched to program 2 which is full bore and blown out.
All metal, SL speed, sense on 99 and thresh at 9.
Can't get any hotter, but even though I still got all that iron hitting me and everything else it was just one tone with a bit of modulation and that was better for my ears today.
I just went real slow and watched for any numbers I could get to stay that weren't down in iron.
Even those jumped all over the place because of all the huge amount of everything here, but I got a few higher numbers and dug those
An old frosted glass cabinet pull, a big piece of iron from a stove or something, a crushed oil lamp burner, and a winding thingy from an old alarm clock, I think.
A thick brass or copper plate is neat, from a kids toy I am sure but what kind...no idea.
The coolest thing was this old insurance emblem that you mounted on your car somewhere back in the day.
Where I have no idea...maybe the bumper?
It is big and weighs about 2.5 ounces.
I have no idea who this insurance company was or when they were around, never heard of them...and I grew up in Detroit.
Still has a little red and blue enamel left on this thing, too, and I think this thing has been in the ground a long time.
The key and the emblem go in the display cabinet.
I had a decent day.
First an area where I saw families camping in tents last weekend.
Already found some clad and a silver ring here, today I found 2 sets of keys and one key is cool.
A Buick tri color silhouette key with a little red, white and blue enamel still left on the shields.
Pretty sure this particular one fit a black 1965 Buick Wildcat 2 door sport coupe with the standard 325-hp, 401-cid, nailhead V-8.
My key, my story and sticking to it.
Prove me wrong.
Found some hemostats on top of the ground next to a lake at site 2.
Some fisherman left his hook extractor behind.
Site 3 was an area where once stood an old house just outside the park.
Now it is inside the park but loaded to death with iron, steel, nails, screws bolts and a whole bunch of other trash, but there is some cool stuff from the home and the home owners hanging around if you can find it.
Tried something a little different with the F70 today and the standard elliptical at this trash heap.
Everything was a little bouncy all day, bone dry soil might have had something to do with it, but I usually hunt in disc at sites really low on the iron setting to hear iron and those million iron grunts were getting to me after awhile so I did something crazy and switched to program 2 which is full bore and blown out.
All metal, SL speed, sense on 99 and thresh at 9.
Can't get any hotter, but even though I still got all that iron hitting me and everything else it was just one tone with a bit of modulation and that was better for my ears today.
I just went real slow and watched for any numbers I could get to stay that weren't down in iron.
Even those jumped all over the place because of all the huge amount of everything here, but I got a few higher numbers and dug those
An old frosted glass cabinet pull, a big piece of iron from a stove or something, a crushed oil lamp burner, and a winding thingy from an old alarm clock, I think.
A thick brass or copper plate is neat, from a kids toy I am sure but what kind...no idea.
The coolest thing was this old insurance emblem that you mounted on your car somewhere back in the day.
Where I have no idea...maybe the bumper?
It is big and weighs about 2.5 ounces.
I have no idea who this insurance company was or when they were around, never heard of them...and I grew up in Detroit.
Still has a little red and blue enamel left on this thing, too, and I think this thing has been in the ground a long time.
The key and the emblem go in the display cabinet.
I had a decent day.
nice finds...I grew up in Detroit in the mid 60's early 70's..