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@@SnapScavenge I agree. I’m hoping to get out before the new year. I haven’t been able to get out since this video.

@ I used to go a lot but havnt got any good permissions and just got burnt out hitting parks and digging trash and clad lol. I want to get back out though! Good luck on your next hunt!

Thank you. Hopefully you find some great permissions in your area. I can totally understand about getting bored with a spot. I have no interest on detecting parks in my area as well. I’m lucky enough I have some big permissions close to me. Where it will take years to walk over it all. Look at a site that I use. Historic Aerial Maps of your area and find some old homes. Some may not be there anymore. I use the map a lot.

@ that’s awesome. I will check that out.

It may not go back far enough. But it will help some. You could also look online at your area and search old maps.

@@christophermichaud7187 thank you. You do the same.

@@Metal-Detecting-NC sounds good. You have plenty to choose from.

Thank you Ms Cynthia. Yeah soon.

Me too

@ it’s not a bad price either. Right now less than 50$.

Thank you. Same to you as well. I know your winter is starting. Hopefully you all continue to watch through the winter.

Thank you. Yeah I have plenty of time at this place. Open invitation. Appreciate you taking the time to watch. I think I’ve found one of those before.

@@relicrat you’re welcome. Thank you for watching

Thank you.

You do the same as well.

@@cynthiaswearingen1037 I didn’t know about the way of cleaning. Have to try it. Thanks for watching.

I’ll go back and check. Thank you

It’s working on my end. Idk what’s going wrong

@@relicrat thanks. That’s my plan.

Thanks Mike. One thing I’ve never done is notch anything out. I feel like I could be missing something

The treasure is in the history behind the find.

@ you got that right

@@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat thank you. Yeah it seems old farms are full of old iron. Yeah I have found a few of those, but never knew the exact name.

@@cynthiaswearingen1037 I emptied my pouch twice. So full. But you’re right gotta get through the trash first. It all has a story to me and deserves to be found.

@@johnmbradbury777 thank you much appreciated John.

@@mikel.4885 I’m just outside of pittsylvania county. Right next to the Va/Nc border

@JusDirtfishin ive always wanted to get into metal detecting but my wife says I don't need another expensive hobby....lol

@ can understand. It can be expensive if you let it. But over all there are some decent priced detectors that won’t break the bank

Something like that or from a seed spreader is what another has said. Appreciate the helpful info. And thank you for taking the time to watch.

Now that you mention it yeah I do remember. I appreciate the help.

Thanks Mike. I’ve been slacking as well. Haven’t watched many UA-cam videos here lately. Been very busy helping the wife after her surgery. But I’ll get back to it soon. Thanks for watching buddy. That’s what I was thinking as well. Something that was part of something like that.

@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives thank you. Was thinking something like that or a door decorative piece.

@@Diggin4LifeMetalDetecting thanks Jason. And thank you for watching.

@@the717detector7 plan to. Thanks for watching.

Thanks buddy

Thank you. Yeah hopefully I can continue on learning the story of that place.

Thank you. I’m really thinking that as well.

I think so as well. Tons of trash. But it may be worth it in the end. Thanks for watching buddy

Thank you as well. Very appreciated.

Thank you. Same to you as well.

@@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat thank you. Yeah I love finding them as well. I didn’t even think about an iron kettle.

I thought that as well after editing the video. Just never know. Very well could be.

Thank you. Same to you as well.

@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives man it honestly felt good to be back out again swinging. I’m way out of shape though. Have to get back into it again. Thanks for watching buddy.

Thank you

Thank you.

Yes I’ve been over there in the past. It has been hit hard for about 40 years. I would be lucky if I found anything over there. Same here. Most of the areas are developed.

I’ve been over there with my Equinox 600. Once I can get another machine I plan on walking back over there and swing some more.

Thank you.

Thanks buddy. Yeah some nice surprises.

Thank you. I thought so too. Probably one of the coolest things I’ve ever found.

Thank you. I’m out of practice have to get back into the routine.

@@HaroldInabinet-h1u thanks for watching.

Always fun.

@@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat thank you. I try my best to get some great permissions. Looks can be deceiving on them though.

@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives thanks Todd. That thing is older than I am by a few years. Not yet. I’m giving it some more time to cool off so the critters will go away. 😂. Unfortunately it’s not mowed yet and I have no clue when it will get mowed. So I have to wait for the cooler weather to set in. I’ll be back there soon.

Thank you. Yes they do. Tones of trash. But after time you can pick through it. I had my iron turned off. So it’s hard telling how much of that is there.

Thanks buddy. And thank you for taking the time to watch.

@@chuckjenkins4348 thank you. I will go check that out.

@@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat thank you. Yeah I have a plan to get back there. You got that right something is better than nothing. But sometimes just getting out is the best treasure.

Thank you

Thank you. I surly hope so. One would think that a house with that much history there should be something there.

@@bluecreekdetectors thanks buddy. I did a google. But didn’t have any luck. You know me I would have included what I found if I had found something out. Makes ya wonder what it could be bc of what it rang up at. Never had a 40 signal before.