Small Scoop

PikinanGrinnin · Apr 25, 2008

Bought at Lowes for $4.95.I'm new to this so I dont know if this would help in the dry sand or if it is just too small?I drilled some holes in it and might make the holes bigger.I only spent a half hour work on it so if it does'nt work it sure will for pikin up after my little doggie! Opinions sure would be appreciated.

RickO · May 3, 2008

That would be real good in sand... will not contain wet dirt from lawn/field plugs when shaken.... good idea... I think I will make one for beach hunting. Thanks, RickO

Carol K · May 3, 2008

How's it working out for you PikinanGrinnin?

FelixtheCat · May 3, 2008

If it's just dry sand I would try to double or triple the amount of holes...as many as you can while still having some type of structural integrity.

CAD MASTER · Aug 13, 2008

Great looking sand scoop. I build a long handled scoop for surf detection and found i could eliminate chasing thoe pesky hair pins by gluing a magnet to the inside near the front edge. Just a thought.

RelicHound · Aug 14, 2008

CAD MASTER said:
Great looking sand scoop. I build a long handled scoop for surf detection and found i could eliminate chasing thoe pesky hair pins by gluing a magnet to the inside near the front edge. Just a thought.

im not a beach hunter but that sounds like one heck of an idea!

nomadmad · Sep 6, 2008

sounds like a good idea to me too. though you scoop too much and you still might miss the small stuff. just do a little at a time

mach2 · Sep 6, 2008

I thought this was a real good idea also...I also made one just like it, although I haven't tried it yet.

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