steveg
Elite Member
RJ -- sounds like you are getting there, making progress! Focus on the signals that are repeatable on each back and forth sweep, and that "repeat" in the same location on the ground (as opposed to "moving around in location" on different sweeps). Also, VERY important -- once you have a signal that is repeatable, turn your body 90 degrees and rotate around the target a bit, continuing to sweep. The more "repeatable" it is from different angles as you rotate your body around the target, the more likely it is to be a real target, and not a "false." It takes time, but you will learn...
Treat each target as an education; think about what is going on before you dig -- what the tone sounded like, how repeatable it was, etc., and THEN dig it, and over time you will learn to match up how targets behave, and then what they turn out to be...and that will help you in time to make better "dig" or "no dig" decisions...
Steve
Treat each target as an education; think about what is going on before you dig -- what the tone sounded like, how repeatable it was, etc., and THEN dig it, and over time you will learn to match up how targets behave, and then what they turn out to be...and that will help you in time to make better "dig" or "no dig" decisions...
Steve