Kudos to you Fitchburg MA diggers!

BaldAssCat

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You Fitchburg guys are thorough. The parks in that town have been cleaned out. Kudos on filling your holes too! Twice today I started to dig a deep iffy target only to find someone already cut the plug, I just didn't see it while leaning over it swiping my pin-pointer on it. :shock:

Today was one of the rare exceptions when you left me a few trinkets. A pocket watch and my second war nickel.

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:laughbounce: Congrats on your meager recoveries! Just kidding, very nice finds... I'm still waiting for my first war nickle....
 
:laughbounce: Congrats on your meager recoveries! Just kidding, very nice finds... I'm still waiting for my first war nickle....

Thanks! Took 7 years to get my first one then this one comes along a few weeks later.
 
Nice digs! Ive never hunted Fitchburg. I know a few hunters from that area though, and they usually don't hunt Fitchburg either :laughing: parks around here are pretty well searched, plenty left still, but most of the good easy stuff is long gone. I try my luck usually around the perimeter, and any surrounding woods. Has worked well for me in my short career. Hopefully we can get together for a hunt soon. Good luck & happy hunting!
 
Fitchburg is a tough hunt. It is a real short drive for me, and I don't even hunt there. I think I have found a grand total of 3 mercs in three different parks (I have been to all of the parks). A ton of clad, but very little silver.

The only real hope there is permissions. There are lots of early to mid 1800's houses there as well as a few surviving from the 1700's
 
Nice work!!!

I’ve been to parks and dig up other’s plugs, but then again, I have a thought that maybe they were mine :?: :laughing:

Thanks! And I've never doug the same hole twice.:lol:

Don't believe it OP, because nowhere in your sig is the name of the new "game changer" :D

I admit I still swing a relic. It might as well be a rock on a stick. I'm always supprised when it beeps over something. Rocks don't do that! :?:

Two nice pieces...congrats.

Thanks!

Nice digs! Ive never hunted Fitchburg. I know a few hunters from that area though, and they usually don't hunt Fitchburg either :laughing: parks around here are pretty well searched, plenty left still, but most of the good easy stuff is long gone. I try my luck usually around the perimeter, and any surrounding woods. Has worked well for me in my short career. Hopefully we can get together for a hunt soon. Good luck & happy hunting!

Woods around the park is how I got the watch. The nickel was about 10 inches deep and sounded like it might be a nail. I'm on a digging nails and foil kick lately or I might have skipped it myself.

Let me know when you have some time. I've been looking at a park near one I've been hitting at lunch. I don't know how the new one is but my lunch park hasn't been hit at all before I got there. Parking is nonexistent there on weekdays so it will need to be a weekend.

Fitchburg is a tough hunt. It is a real short drive for me, and I don't even hunt there. I think I have found a grand total of 3 mercs in three different parks (I have been to all of the parks). A ton of clad, but very little silver.

The only real hope there is permissions. There are lots of early to mid 1800's houses there as well as a few surviving from the 1700's

Tough hunt is right! Beyond these two things I have one dime and one nickel to show for 90 minutes in the hot sun.
 
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