wednesday after work Hit this field right across street from my house. Been hunting it for at least five years (with my etrac), I just refuse to give up on it. The newest coin ever from this site is 1865 Indian and I got another 1865 wed nite plus this awesome floral flat button. This site has given up several large coppers, fatty Indians, shield nickel, CW buttons tons of flat buttons, but never a silver coin. I keep hitting it year after year hoping there is at least one old silver hiding there. Dug some lead and half a dozen shotgun shells tonite as well, so it is still not hunted out lol.....set the compadre on foil and dug all beeps. This thing amazes me everytime I take it into heavy iron....lightning fast!!!!
and today.......Took the compadre to another field site i have been hitting with the etrac for the last 5 years, basically it was signal free except for iron grunts........well the lil magic compadre sniffed out a few more keepers. This thing is amazing in iron!!! This was one of my best field sites I have ever had and thats the reason I hit it over and over and over, and let many friends of mine hunt it as well with different machines. It has given up so many old coins, buttons and relics. I was sad it was depleted of signals. The compadre found for me a crusty 1881 indian, flat button, musket ball, old key, small two hole button, and a cool little enameled pin with a star on it. I am happy this came from a worked out site. Two thumbs up again for the compadre.
and today.......Took the compadre to another field site i have been hitting with the etrac for the last 5 years, basically it was signal free except for iron grunts........well the lil magic compadre sniffed out a few more keepers. This thing is amazing in iron!!! This was one of my best field sites I have ever had and thats the reason I hit it over and over and over, and let many friends of mine hunt it as well with different machines. It has given up so many old coins, buttons and relics. I was sad it was depleted of signals. The compadre found for me a crusty 1881 indian, flat button, musket ball, old key, small two hole button, and a cool little enameled pin with a star on it. I am happy this came from a worked out site. Two thumbs up again for the compadre.
