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Irons

Irons

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Scoopcam 1.6 grams of 10k Gold, Silver and Piles of Clad

One off the bucket list a Gold ring with a big gemstone and a first: 2 silver rings in one scoop!!! :wow: :cool: :bling: :detector:

This beach is amazing and I have only covered a small bit of it so far.

4 out of 6 rings were silver and gold, I gave the fish ring to a charming little girl floating around in a tube. ;)

Good hunting out there folks! :D


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What an awesome hunt!! Great place you have found there!!

Congrats!! Love the pictures!

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Nice haul. Anxious to get back to MI before you, ScubaDetector and IceScratcher vacuum up all the goods :D:D

I know SD is out of commission for a little while, but it wouldn't put it past him to detect with one hand behind his back:yes:
 
Mntnclmbr said:
Nice haul. Anxious to get back to MI before you, ScubaDetector and IceScratcher vacuum up all the goods :D:D

I know SD is out of commission for a little while, but it wouldn't put it past him to detect with one hand behind his back:yes:
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You better hurry back because we're like caffeinated Pirates on a rampage this summer! pirates.gif
 
With finds like that you'll soon be in the FMDF hall of fame...

Zee of Mexico,:D
Hamid of Morroco,:D
18k of Japan, :D
and.....
Irons of MI :D
 
That was one hell of a hunt! Nice stone too! Glad we don't have bottom like that. Waves and shells are tough enough. Stones rolling around would be a PITA!:lol:
 
itsaring! said:
That was one hell of a hunt! Nice stone too! Glad we don't have bottom like that. Waves and shells are tough enough. Stones rolling around would be a PITA!:lol:
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Thank You! :D We're pretty sure the stone is a Citrine, it's pretty.

Many of our inland lakes have a 6 or 8 inch layer of sand on top of rocks and shells. Hauling up a scoop full of rocks is tough on the scoop arm but, everything dropped in the last 500 years or so is sitting right there in range.

I wish Lake Michigan was like that more often!
 
Great looking hunt Irons... I think you are correct on the stone as well :)

Ever see any snapping turtles when you are hunting? Big ones?
 
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