Treasure wise 3 in 1 digger?????
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Oldsjunkie
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It says "nox" on it Wyotom, it has to make all other diggers obsolete! Sorry...had to...
Haven't used this one, but the serrations look pretty much useless on it to me.
Haven't used this one, but the serrations look pretty much useless on it to me.
It says "nox" on it Wyotom, it has to make all other diggers obsolete! Sorry...had to...
Haven't used this one, but the serrations look pretty much useless on it to me.
Ha! I didn’t even see that!!!! Good point!
Scooterjim
Elite Member
I love mine for clad stabbing the park. It's narrow and works in the rocky stuff better than the wider diggers. It's more of a knife than a garden trowel. The serrations work great on small roots, slices more than saws, you ain't going to saw through a 3 inch root but less than an inch no problem. The only complaint I have is the sheath. It's nice heavy duty leather but closed at the bottom so it's always dirty, also the digger is concave enough that it only fits in the sheath one way, it took awhile before I could put it up without looking at it. I have gotten stupid on it a few times prying rocks and so far I can't bend it. My other digger is the Whites Digmaster it's better at cutting big roots and bigger plugs, but when neatness counts I use the treasure wise.
hoser
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I have hunted with several people that used that digger and it performed real well.
T-Man
Elite Member
I'd take one of them to Outback steak house.
Silversmith45
Elite Member
I have always used Hori-Hori knives but I hadn't seen that model yet. The Treasure Wise is similar to a Hori-Hori knife but I don't believe the hanldle is as solid.
I always wanted a hori hori but heard they didn’t move enough dirt. The V shape of this thing really helps with that.
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Silversmith45
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The Hori-Hori isn't entirely flat. It has a concave shape to it. I have never had any problems with them in my years of detecting. You can find models on Amazon starting at around $14.00. They make a good back-up digger in case you lose or break the one you use. I don't know if you can tell by this picture or not. it's new and I didn't want to take it out of the package because I might give it to a friend.
