Steve
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Steve.. I starting beach hunting with a pulse so I was used to digging everything I know when I am over big iron or certain targets using the PI... I have dealt with the hole collapsing on itself especially in the suction mud it can take two hands to pull the scoop out.. that is how I messed up my rotator cuff... I will not leave a target in the hole... I am very stubborn that way... I don't want to give anyone hope that they are going to find something..
Steve what is under the hard mud? Is it clay? I mean if so then sure nothing will get past that.. the conditions yesterday were some light silt/sand followed by a mix of gravel, stones and slurry of muck... it frustrates others so they stay away... some of the hunters up here should move to FL where they don't have to complain
1 beach I don't know. Extreme low tide has mud. I've dug leg deep just so I would know what it was. Used to have the fart smell but not for a couple years. Storm yesterday completely destroyed the winter high tide line and added a foot or so of mush sand everywhere where the gold is. Just took an 8 hour bus ride to a new spot.
The other mud beach gets progressively darker and muddier the deeper it goes. Underneath that is heavy brown sand. Almost like a sand gravel. I've found old bronze/!!!! crosses from 1920s European visitors. 24k and pt999 gets stuck in the mud. Stink smell is long gone there too