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mike5853

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Not sure if this was discussed yet but, tonight on NGC, National Geographic Channel, there's a new show called "Diggers". Looks like a show involving metal detecting. Just saw the preview and thought I'd get the word out.
 
Mike thanks for the heads up.

tabman
 
Hi Mike, I didn't read all the comments posted 'ln the neighborhood" about what is said to be showing on that program, but from those I read, the general opinion is that it is not likely to produce much (if any) favor toward detecting.That is likely so.I would suggest for those that do watch it pay close attention and not be too enthused over this new found interest in our great hobby. Low Profile is the best way to continue enjoying this great hobby, and if this program will not be pushing some unfavorable agenda in our direction, we most likely will have been to engrossed in the program to have realized it.HH, Charlie
 
It looks like there are two different shows that are back to back, then they come on later tonight as well. I got them set to record.:thumbup:

tabman
 
Look at the machines they are using. Really ??? LOL !!!!!

Are these guys for real !! OMG !! :shrug:
 
I believe Garrett is a sponsor. I looked at an AT Pro for about 60 seconds. Not for me.
 
Not digging to deep are they. LOL !!!! :rofl:

Totally sponsored by Garrett IMO
 
I had to change the channel, The pathethic water hunting style they had took me over the edge. I couldn't tolerate it anymore. :stretcher:
 
I enjoyed it, especially their excitement of their finds. I had a slight problem with them finding ANYTHING with their coils in the salt water at the beach. Am I missing something here? My ACE 250 and VAQUERO absolutely HATE salt water! Beach is fine and wet sand is fine with the sensitivity turned down a tad but coil IN the salt water? Does the AT PRO have that capability? Otherwise, it was nice to allowed to hunt those areas!
 
sandtrout said:
I enjoyed it, especially their excitement of their finds. I had a slight problem with them finding ANYTHING with their coils in the salt water at the beach. Am I missing something here? My ACE 250 and VAQUERO absolutely HATE salt water! Beach is fine and wet sand is fine with the sensitivity turned down a tad but coil IN the salt water? Does the AT PRO have that capability? Otherwise, it was nice to allowed to hunt those areas!

I didn't have my AT long enough to tell. It was a leaker after an hour and a half in freshwater and got rid of it right after it was repaired and went back to my proven Sand and Tiger Shark.

Live and learn I guess.
 
sandtrout said:
I enjoyed it, especially their excitement of their finds. I had a slight problem with them finding ANYTHING with their coils in the salt water at the beach. Am I missing something here? My ACE 250 and VAQUERO absolutely HATE salt water! Beach is fine and wet sand is fine with the sensitivity turned down a tad but coil IN the salt water? Does the AT PRO have that capability? Otherwise, it was nice to allowed to hunt those areas!

My guess would be they had their sensitivity set down WAY low in the water.

I think thats why they only spent an hour there.

Looks like the clad they dug there was shallow.

I own one, but have not tried it in salt water.


" I believe Garrett is a sponsor. I looked at an AT Pro for about 60 seconds. Not for me."
Thanks and good hunting,
Mike / '53Silver

Smart.

I own the V and 705 also, added the TS for a real water MD ( AT-Pro water resistant not waterproof IMHO )

Good Hunting,
Denny
 
Well, I watched an hour's worth and may or may not watch it again. They acted like a couple of giddy school girls. Very juvenile, especially the lingo they used.

It was interesting though, to see the finds at the SC plantation house. But really, who jumps around and does cartwheels when they get a mediocre good find. Maybe after finding a big chunk of gold, but really.

Summary, just another goofy reality show.

BTW, there is a big discussion about this, and another md show that will be coming on the Spike network, on the metal detecting forum, .

mike.....
 
"Giddy school girls" is about right. A little humor is appreciated but it all seemed put on to me.
 
Really goofy stuff. It's all staged to promote a brand of detector. The newbies, will take the bait, hook, line and sinker.

tabman
 
tabman said:
Really goofy stuff. It's all staged to promote a brand of detector. The newbies, will take the bait, hook, line and sinker.

tabman

I feel every find was staged and those two guys were just over the edge. The beach hunting part was ridiculous.

Newbies WILL bite hard on this for sure.
 
Lake Hunter said:
Not digging to deep are they. LOL !!!! :rofl:

Totally sponsored by Garrett IMO

Here is Garrett's response ...

Garrett Metal Detectors:

DIGGERS Program on National Geographic Channel. In response to those who are opposed to this program, it should be noted that Garrett Metal Detectors does not sponsor or fund this programming, nor do we have any input on its content. Charles Garrett has forever pushed the Golden Rule of Metal Detecting (filling in holes, hauling out trash, respecting landowners' property). How Garrett equipment is used on a TV program that Garrett did not film is not in our control.
 
McDave said:
Lake Hunter said:
Not digging to deep are they. LOL !!!! :rofl:

Totally sponsored by Garrett IMO

Here is Garrett's response ...

Garrett Metal Detectors:

DIGGERS Program on National Geographic Channel. In response to those who are opposed to this program, it should be noted that Garrett Metal Detectors does not sponsor or fund this programming, nor do we have any input on its content. Charles Garrett has forever pushed the Golden Rule of Metal Detecting (filling in holes, hauling out trash, respecting landowners' property). How Garrett equipment is used on a TV program that Garrett did not film is not in our control.


That would be my response after watching those guys also.

I think they would have really made a mess if they would have used detectors that went deep.
 
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