EE THr
Silver Member
artie---
Well, I just watched your video again.
Yes, you did remove the rocks just before digging, I stand corrected. My mistake.
However, the tip of your shovel went right under where the right rock was. Then you carefully put that shovelful on the side of the screening pan closest to the camera (so everyone could see it clearly?)
After a little fumbling around, you went right for the (very loose) dirt which had been on the tip of the shovel!
And, lo and behold, that's right where you grab the target from. Wooooooow! Can you imagine that?
The dirt you dug looked like it had been already dug once, then stomped-on to compact it some. The addition of a couple more rocks, and some grass roots, make it almost convincing. But the dirt is just too loose, and falls right off the root wad (which, itself, had no visable reason to have been there).
But even if not that, a single coin, pushed edgewise into the soil, will go down an inch or two (which looks to be where it was, if you watch your video closely) very easily.
Sorry, but since you supposedly go on lots of hunts, there would be every reason for you to have a dozen or so real finds digs on video (and without the handy rock markers), and no reason not to.
Your video just don't fly.
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Well, I just watched your video again.
Yes, you did remove the rocks just before digging, I stand corrected. My mistake.
However, the tip of your shovel went right under where the right rock was. Then you carefully put that shovelful on the side of the screening pan closest to the camera (so everyone could see it clearly?)
After a little fumbling around, you went right for the (very loose) dirt which had been on the tip of the shovel!
And, lo and behold, that's right where you grab the target from. Wooooooow! Can you imagine that?
The dirt you dug looked like it had been already dug once, then stomped-on to compact it some. The addition of a couple more rocks, and some grass roots, make it almost convincing. But the dirt is just too loose, and falls right off the root wad (which, itself, had no visable reason to have been there).
But even if not that, a single coin, pushed edgewise into the soil, will go down an inch or two (which looks to be where it was, if you watch your video closely) very easily.
Sorry, but since you supposedly go on lots of hunts, there would be every reason for you to have a dozen or so real finds digs on video (and without the handy rock markers), and no reason not to.
Your video just don't fly.
Big Four Proofs of LRLs Fraud