lakeerie4ever
Senior Member
Pin Pointer would be number one then a good shovel..but what else would be on your list? Also want to get into water hunting
Must Have Accessories?
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GabbityGabby
Elite Member
Aside from pinpointer and digger...
good finds pouch
gloves
screwdriver probe
strong magnet
flashlight
sand scoop
sieve
cell phone
pepper spray
pocket knife
first aid kit (yes I've used mine)
good finds pouch
gloves
screwdriver probe
strong magnet
flashlight
sand scoop
sieve
cell phone
pepper spray
pocket knife
first aid kit (yes I've used mine)
woodbutcher
Forum Supporter
Do you fit all that in your purse?,,,lol,sorry I just couldn't resist,just a joke.
Martin_V3i
Elite Member
A bare minimum to keep my interest going would be a good pinpointer, a treasure/trash bag and a good digger/shovel. I've said it before..."Had I never gotten the Propointer soon after starting in Texas summer heat, I'd never kept in the hobby."
GabbityGabby
Elite Member
Lol. Most of it in finds pouch, some left in my bike trailer. I very rarely carry a purse and certainly never while detecting!
Dirt clown
Forum Supporter
mcdoogal
Elite Member
add ons for water:
scoop
water proof pin pointer
water friendly shoes
water friendly gloves
more than knee high water will prob add some stuff:
water proof headphones
water friendly finds/trash pouch
floating sifter
snorkel
maybe a hooka set up
you may want to tether things to you as they are easy to loose in the water/current.
scoop
water proof pin pointer
water friendly shoes
water friendly gloves
more than knee high water will prob add some stuff:
water proof headphones
water friendly finds/trash pouch
floating sifter
snorkel
maybe a hooka set up
you may want to tether things to you as they are easy to loose in the water/current.
1willi4
Senior Member
A hot wife that likes to dirt fish with you.
Big Treble
Forum Supporter
A 40
relichead
Banned
i can see why!
Silversmith45
Elite Member
You're going to need a detector capable of being used in the water. Most land detectors can only be submerged to the control box.
1willi4
Senior Member
Woman repellant! I can only speak for myself but when I strap on my finds pouch, head phones and start swinging my detector the women flock to me. I've broken 2 Predator Piranha digging tools because of this....That was sarcasm at its highest level.
My wife hunts with me but giggles every time she sees me "suit up" to dig.
My wife hunts with me but giggles every time she sees me "suit up" to dig.
flyguy784
Elite Member
A zip lock bag with a little emergency TP. Ya never know. You're already diggin holes aren't ya.
Martin_V3i
Elite Member
Really essential whenever "that time" surprises you.
flyguy784
Elite Member
flyguy784
Elite Member
I wear cut-resistant gloves, especially when hunting parks. Been many times that along with the coin, there has also been broken glass in the hole or plug. Don't know how all of you feel about tetanus shots, I don't enjoy them
Very good point. I always wear gloves.......now. When I first started MDing, I dug a hole and slid my bare hand into it to rake out some loose soil. Unknown to me there was a broken shard of glass sticking out from the side. Opened up one of my fingers almost to the bone and I have very tuff hands (mechanic). Always wear gloves.
Chipk
Elite Member
Pinpointer (I won't hunt without one)
Gloves
Kneepads
Digger (best is The Mini Shovel at Harbor Freight. Great digger $8)
Pouch
Bug spray
Sun lotion
BIG bottle of Ben-Gay
BIGGER bottle of Aleeve
Gloves
Kneepads
Digger (best is The Mini Shovel at Harbor Freight. Great digger $8)
Pouch
Bug spray
Sun lotion
BIG bottle of Ben-Gay
BIGGER bottle of Aleeve
