Hawkeye77
Full Member
So last night, I set out on a late night hunt. My favorite new spot has been producing silver, but no gold. So, I visited a spot up the beach from where I usually hunt but have only found clad and trash. I walk onto the beach to assess it and spooked a couple that was frolicking
up the beach from my location. They eventually left and I had the beach to myself. I settled into the grid zone and scored me some zincolns and trash. I covered roughly 200 ft of beach and then turned around and head back to where I started from. I then gridded in the opposite direction and found a Rosie. Afterwards, I slipped toward the wet sand, which is quite deep in some areas. I scored me a clad dime, and after I dug it, I went over the hole again and heard a faint mid tone. Two more scoops later and out popped my first class ring, a 1942!! My 18 month gold drought is over, for now! I amazed that I found the ring in the mushy sand, as further down the beach and up from it was firmer sand and shells. I went on but could not find no more gold. Found me two junk rings later and headed home to sleep!!
up the beach from my location. They eventually left and I had the beach to myself. I settled into the grid zone and scored me some zincolns and trash. I covered roughly 200 ft of beach and then turned around and head back to where I started from. I then gridded in the opposite direction and found a Rosie. Afterwards, I slipped toward the wet sand, which is quite deep in some areas. I scored me a clad dime, and after I dug it, I went over the hole again and heard a faint mid tone. Two more scoops later and out popped my first class ring, a 1942!! My 18 month gold drought is over, for now! I amazed that I found the ring in the mushy sand, as further down the beach and up from it was firmer sand and shells. I went on but could not find no more gold. Found me two junk rings later and headed home to sleep!!
Beautiful looking oldy goldy - CONGRATS!
