kermit
Hero Member
- Aug 9, 2005
- 545
- 69
- Detector(s) used
- Whites V3I, AT PRO, Garrett Pro-Pointer AT
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Re: Pickin's are slim in the Blue Grass
I find a few old coins from time to time. I think the key for me is to spend more time digging the weak or bad hits. A silver coin out of pocket reads much cleaner then one on it's edge 6 inches deep by a rusty spot from iron thats so far gone it's just color in the dirt. I like to hunt with my machine as hot as it will run stable. Leave your discrimimination as open as you can stand it. I would hate to walk over a gold coin looking for a silver one. I see a lot of hunters who like to swing but not dig. I think I find what I do simply because it's a number game. If my machine beeps I dig it. Not only does that teach you what the machine is telling you but you put your hands on more items trash or treasure.
Kermit
I find a few old coins from time to time. I think the key for me is to spend more time digging the weak or bad hits. A silver coin out of pocket reads much cleaner then one on it's edge 6 inches deep by a rusty spot from iron thats so far gone it's just color in the dirt. I like to hunt with my machine as hot as it will run stable. Leave your discrimimination as open as you can stand it. I would hate to walk over a gold coin looking for a silver one. I see a lot of hunters who like to swing but not dig. I think I find what I do simply because it's a number game. If my machine beeps I dig it. Not only does that teach you what the machine is telling you but you put your hands on more items trash or treasure.
Kermit