Accessory advice

Novicehunter · Jan 17, 2018

My first Garrett pro-pointer was black. The one I bought to replace that one after I lost it presumably while being transported across two cow pastures by my 11 year old, in a golf cart at full speed as she giggled and I tried to hold on, was orange! Blaze orange is not a naturally occurring color. I recommend making your accessories with some bright markings, it's easy and expensive to loose stuff in some of the rough areas we all detect in.

Tpmetal · Jan 17, 2018

I attach my pin point t o my belt with a janitors extendable/retracting key ring. That way i cant lose it

Gauntlet · Jan 17, 2018

Get a spatula from the kitchen, go start flippin' some cow patties.

Find pinpointer.

Go home, and enjoy some pancakes

Hint, wash spatula before making pancakes :yes:

woodbutcher · Jan 17, 2018

Just use your metal detector to find it. :laughing:

Jason in Enid · Jan 17, 2018

why stop at your accessories? Paint your detector day-glo orange so you don't lose it. Heck, paint your kid orange too, you know they like to hide! Maybe paint the golf cart orange so you can see it a long ways off.

Silversmith45 · Jan 17, 2018

I put some orange duct tape on mine. I probably covered the speaker but I can't hear it anyway. I go by the vibration.

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