wheatymike
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I had an interesting hunt yesterday. I went to an old house, probably from the 30's or 40's that I was graciously givien permission to hunt. I hunted the back yard area around an old tree. The ground around the tree is littered with singals, so I tryed to hone in on the sweetest sounding ones only. There is a sidwalk running right by the tree up to the back door and I got a signal right next to is about 4 inches away from it. I was running my disc right around foil. I turned up the disc and it start to cut out somewhere around the tab area. I went ahead and dug it and up pops a clad dime 1978.
Then I started hunting beside the tree I got a sweet sounding, faint tone so I was egar to dig. I went ahead and tuned up the disc just to try and i.d. the target and it almost maxed out. Just started to brake up right around were a aluminum bottle cap would. However, you could still get it at full disc. So I dug and dug and dug. Finally to my supprise at 8 inches deep, out pops a Jefferson nickle? 1964. I guess it just goes to show on some targets esp. the deep stuff, don't believe the i.d. I am learning alot about this Vaq. Now most of the time I just dig the sweet sounds and keep the disc. low. Unless of coarse, I am in a park that has thousands of tabs. Then I just have to turn up the disc.
Then I started hunting beside the tree I got a sweet sounding, faint tone so I was egar to dig. I went ahead and tuned up the disc just to try and i.d. the target and it almost maxed out. Just started to brake up right around were a aluminum bottle cap would. However, you could still get it at full disc. So I dug and dug and dug. Finally to my supprise at 8 inches deep, out pops a Jefferson nickle? 1964. I guess it just goes to show on some targets esp. the deep stuff, don't believe the i.d. I am learning alot about this Vaq. Now most of the time I just dig the sweet sounds and keep the disc. low. Unless of coarse, I am in a park that has thousands of tabs. Then I just have to turn up the disc.