Hunting "hunted out sites"

[MackDigger]

Ok so I have been going to a old home site off a main road that I know has been hit before. Thing is there is a ton of trash to sift through (pull tabs everywhere) I have found three wheats the oldest being a 1923 but no silver. It's a site with old stone walls that in on the base of a mountain in the woods. What would be the best places to look? Is it possible there's still silver there? I just started detecting a little over a month ago and I have a Coinmaster pro. Any advice is appreciated.

 

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[bevo]

Relax, bring some beer, take your time.

 

[TerryC]

Lots of trash, wheats, pulltabs. Hard to find silver in that mess.Pick up the trash, wheats, and pulltabs and the silver will tend to show itself. TTC

 

[hunter_46356]

TTC is absolutely right. Old Homes, Parks, Ball fields, doesn't matter. A local park in my area has been around since the early 1900's and probably detected since it was invented. I have pulled four silvers from her this April. I look at trashy spots as a challenge. When you do pull a good target from the trash. "You beat the trash" HH Hunter

 

[dholland02]

Go to the out lying areas of the park. I'm curtainly huntin an old country club thatcmy buddy said was hunted out. Well in 4 trips there forb maybe 2 hours each time ive pull 2 mercs, 2 rosie, 1943 quarter, 1919 silvee Canadian 5 cent coin. Plus a ton of wheaties and a few tokens. Just go sloooooow its not a race. A lot of my fined r coming from the wooded areas.

 

[onfire]

I did this yesterday on a park Did a 30 maybe 40 sq. ft. area and spent time going over it in many directions, was surprised I kept finding (Clad) over the areas I just did. OK it was only buck fifty eight but it proves a point it's never hunted out. Time and tonnes. Did find a 925 ring nice one. Problem is it was a long winter need some Ben gay from all that bending.