Lowbatts
Gold Member
Out at the dried up ponds today. Lots of large holes open, c'mon now, we know they'll be covered by the rains this fall but that didn't stop a couple folks from looking at me in a menacing way. Oh yeah, and taking pictures of me digging. They stopped after noticing the difference in what I was doing and what had been left behind by someone else. I get a target, pinpoint it and determine it's depth using my Pro Pointer to see if I even need to dig a hole or simply scrape the dried mud which was the case for the silvers I got today next to the holes you left!
Example one shows the target, a round tab, which was only about a half inch deep, but the hole was a little over a foot across and about 6 inches deep. Example two shows the square pull tab, again near the top of the dirt excavated at a hole about the same size, but spread even further. These are large noticeable holes!
Please learn to pinpoint accurately and only dig the ground necessary for recovery! And lastly, don't leave that junk there because next time these conditions exist, you will simply be doing the same thing again with the same ridiculous results.
Don't mean to sound petty but if I saw you doing this, I'd gladly help out in learning to use your machine's pinpointing capabilities and your own digging techniques and if you had a problem with that, it's off to coma land with you. You know, I WANT to hunt there again. So do others and hey, I'll be seeing ya out there tomorrow! That makes two of us who know where, when and why.
Example one shows the target, a round tab, which was only about a half inch deep, but the hole was a little over a foot across and about 6 inches deep. Example two shows the square pull tab, again near the top of the dirt excavated at a hole about the same size, but spread even further. These are large noticeable holes!
Please learn to pinpoint accurately and only dig the ground necessary for recovery! And lastly, don't leave that junk there because next time these conditions exist, you will simply be doing the same thing again with the same ridiculous results.
Don't mean to sound petty but if I saw you doing this, I'd gladly help out in learning to use your machine's pinpointing capabilities and your own digging techniques and if you had a problem with that, it's off to coma land with you. You know, I WANT to hunt there again. So do others and hey, I'll be seeing ya out there tomorrow! That makes two of us who know where, when and why.
I like my 360 plug as somtimes I need to separate the plug from the hole, due to much trash in some areas I hunt in, especially those tgts that ate more than 4" deep. Workin with a hand spade as my expensive italian made digging gear broke sigh.
