TundraPlugger
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It's been a while since I've dug any silver so the 3rd yard hunted today was nice.
My 6 year old and I went out this morning and got permission at 2 early 1900's yards next to each other. All I ended up digging was memorials [emoji52]
Fast forward to early afternoon when my 3 year old and I got another old permission.
It started out slow only digging a 1926 wheat in the front yard and than finally a 1924-D Merc.
I was getting kind of frustrated since I've been spoiled by all the old wheats and Indianheads I've been digging lately.
We went to the backyard. Dug a couple later wheats and than a 46-D Rosie. Shortly after that I dug a shallow 1901 IH with a very crusty backside.
I ended off the hunt digging that small Sterling thing.....not too sure what it was though.
Ended up being a very good turnout compared to those two yards this morning.
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My 6 year old and I went out this morning and got permission at 2 early 1900's yards next to each other. All I ended up digging was memorials [emoji52]
Fast forward to early afternoon when my 3 year old and I got another old permission.
It started out slow only digging a 1926 wheat in the front yard and than finally a 1924-D Merc.
I was getting kind of frustrated since I've been spoiled by all the old wheats and Indianheads I've been digging lately.
We went to the backyard. Dug a couple later wheats and than a 46-D Rosie. Shortly after that I dug a shallow 1901 IH with a very crusty backside.
I ended off the hunt digging that small Sterling thing.....not too sure what it was though.
Ended up being a very good turnout compared to those two yards this morning.
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Love the injuns, too. 
Keep it up. 
That Indian looks great on the front side...I guess we know which side was facing up for the last century or so, eating all the fertilizer 
