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On the beach?that's actually legit, and at least not a stupid question. I've seen public service guys out marking stuff (usually survey markers) with detectors.
On the beach?that's actually legit, and at least not a stupid question. I've seen public service guys out marking stuff (usually survey markers) with detectors.
On the beach?
I live in Illinois where Morel mushrooms are abundant, and hunted without prejudice. I was in the woods detecting, and no less than 3 mushroom hunters asked me if I was finding mushrooms with my AT Pro. Uhhhhhh, I don't think it works like that.
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I always point to my headphones and in a loud voice say "I can't hear you"
1. Whats the best thing you ever found? "my wife"
2. Whats the most expensive thing you ever found? "my wife"
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I was squatting digging a plug and a @20-year-old asked if I'd fallen. I'm 55, not 85...
I was detecting along a sidewalk when I noticed an old Asian lady cross to the other side of the street. Her Granddaughter came up to watch. "She thinks you are looking for lamdmines." she said.
I had a Lady approach me and she appeared to be very concerned. She asked me if I was able to make a living with that thing. I stifled a laugh and explained that it was just a hobby that I enjoyed. Her concern kept me from making a smart Azz answer.
I've had a ton of people tell me that the beach is where to find all the lost gold rings. Really? Gee, I never would have guessed that! Lol! They don't seem to grasp that I might be looking for something besides gold rings.
I'm afraid metal detectorists are only thought of as the stereotypical old geezer detecting on the beach. They have no idea that there are 1700's coins and relics right under their feet and that's what I'm actually looking for in the woods.
1) I hate when kids come up and ask if they can have the coins I find.
2) Several times I've been asked how many arrowheads I've found.
3) One time on a Panama City, FL playground I told a woman she shouldn't let her kids run around barefoot in the sandy playground and I showed her the dozen nails and screws I had collected that morning. She replied, "Don't tell me what to do with my kids...why don't you keep using your magnet to lift the rest of the nails out."