fsa46
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- Jan 10, 2011
- 247
- 272
- Detector(s) used
- Whites DFPI, 2 @ Excalibur II, 2 @ Sovereign GT w/ 10" & 8" Tornado coils, 2@ 10x12 SEF coils all on their own rods, Whites MXT Pro , 2@ Garrett Pro Pointers
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Wow, a two hour torture hunt. 18* when I got into the water...very refreshing.
Only took about 5 minutes to realize the left boot on my waders were leaking, but that's OK because about 10 minutes later the right boot was leaking too. Might as well have a symmetrical leak if you're going to have any at all.
I'm going along picking up a few targets when I know the waders aren't the only thing leaking. The left gauntlet is taking on water, but that's alright, I have a spare pair in my basement, 25 miles away, ( you idiot ).
Not to self: " Hot Hands do not work when submerged in H2O".
So, now it's a matter of how much torture I can take. The worst thing that happened, ( just kidding ) was that I found the 10K, 1.96g wedding band early in the hunt, now I want to stay, even if it does mean losing limbs. Well after two hours I couldn't take it anymore and headed to the truck.
My new waders are on backorder and will take 2-3 weeks to arrive. I will fill these up with water, see if I can find the leak and make the repair for tomorrows hunt.
Looking at the pics you can tell I was using the DFPI, the ring was a whisper and I don't know if the Excal would have picked it up, than again, maybe it would have.
I almost forgot to mention, my neoprene top was frozen by the time I got back to the truck. To long a walk from the waters edge to the truck at this spot, and walking in the snow wasn't a treat either. Oh yeah, this was a fun hunt.
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