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Winter Blues or has everyone ran out of questions and tips?
- Thread starter I a thr
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Read "Taking A Closer Look At Metal Detector Discrimination" by Robert C. Brockett again. I've read it three times, and I'm still getting good info from it. Getting ready to read it for the fourth time after I finish "The Great Platte River Road" by Merrill J. Mattes. If you haven't read that one, you might want to. You're in the right area to benefit from it. At least close enough.
OldeTymer
OldeTymer
It's cold here, but detectable due to clean ground .. just blasted cold, especially if you are achy, arthritic and just generally easily "all stoved up!"
But the thoughts of delving into some good material and locating one or two or maybe more good sites for spring makes it worth putting up with wintry weather.
Happy Researching!
Monte
But the thoughts of delving into some good material and locating one or two or maybe more good sites for spring makes it worth putting up with wintry weather.
Happy Researching!
Monte
and who parties most
I love seeing your finds wish you both continued success in 06 
HH Bill
I a thr
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we do have a very good time when we get out. As far as partying,
at our age the best high we either one get is popping silver coins out of the ground and the older the better. We are both jokesters and the competition while hunting makes it all the more fun. We do this thing, when one of us digs what we know is a good find, before completely unwrapping the soil from the coin, we let the other open it up. I think we both feel a connection to making the find. Even though only one of us gets to take it home. Let's see I think Randy has quite a few more find than I do. Sure makes for good memories.
Thanks Bill for the comments and hopefully we can come up with a gold coin this summer.
Bill
at our age the best high we either one get is popping silver coins out of the ground and the older the better. We are both jokesters and the competition while hunting makes it all the more fun. We do this thing, when one of us digs what we know is a good find, before completely unwrapping the soil from the coin, we let the other open it up. I think we both feel a connection to making the find. Even though only one of us gets to take it home. Let's see I think Randy has quite a few more find than I do. Sure makes for good memories.Thanks Bill for the comments and hopefully we can come up with a gold coin this summer.
Bill
I a thr
Member
OT, I will look into "Taking A Closer Look At Metal Detector Discrimination" by Robert C. Brockett. I have in the past read "The Great Platte River Road" by Merrill J. Mattes. It was a very interesting book and should probably re-read it as I have gotten older and wiser, and could maybe pick something else out of it.
Also enjoy all of your posts.
Thanks
Bill
Also enjoy all of your posts.
Thanks
Bill
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