Took my first buddy hunt today with "Electro", who I introduced to this forum after meeting him on a hunt at the Corrigans Wreck site along the Florida Treasure Coast this fall. We detected a site along the NW Shore of Lake Holden here in the Orlando area. This site is near some of the earliest settlements of this region and has remained undeveloped. It is now a "rough" area of town and its a good idea to hunt with a buddy on sites like this. I worked one granddaddy oak tree base for all the finds posted below. Elector spent more time surveying the site since it encompasses a few acres or so, and he was interested in finding the lake access. The lake shore on this site proved to be quite overgrown however. I was surprised to get as manny coin hits as I did under just one tree since there was so much visible trash on this site. They turned out to be all clad with the oldest quarter a 67 and the oldest penny a 61. Nevertheless, buddy hunting is fun as we spent about as much time sharing detecting experiences, locations and techniques as actually swinging coil. I highly recommend doing some buddy detecting to all the rookie detectors who come accross this post.