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Our town had a tornado decades ago. I always wonder how many vauables are in the area.

Thanks! The topos are especially useful as well for where things like railroad tracks used to be in the 1800s etc.

I’ve dug as much as 400 dollars in change in a year.

Great channel. I just came acrossed it. I have found several coins in old garden spots. Still kinda new to the hobby, but ive probably found most along the walks and driveway.

Great ideas. I have found good locations by looking for old homes that are vacant or for sale with no one living in them.

Vacant lots abound in cities where old abandoned houses were demolished. This has been my best source of good finds. Also, the yard sales tip works for me, too.

Seabees! Quonset Point!

Smart Tip thanks

When I was a kid I learned to check grassy areas like parks and wide grassy boulevards near bars on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Drunk people often end up in the grass and they lose things out of their pockets. Didn’t even need a metal detector lol

Thanks for the video. I have been looking for a White’s digger. Now I don’t think I want one! I do have two Lesche diggers, but unfortunately, they are both left-handed and I am right-handed. So, my question is, did you buy that Lesche with both sides serrated, or did you cut the other side? Planning on having my brother cut the other side on one of them for me, so I have one like you have in your video.

Heres one nobody thinks about!!!! Cemetaries!!! not around the stones or plots though,, find the trails or back areas where folks might stroll around and also some of the real old ones,, people actually had picnics in them,, found 2 Indian head pennies in one of these cemetaries,,, Note,,, please be discreet and do not go there with a shovel!

Jim, Im a new subscriber. love your formats on video and appreciate the heck out of your tips, im not a new detectorist but im learning more and more about the hobby and really putting thought into my swings instead of rushing thru!

great video!! thank you!

One thing Ive done that has helped abit in the parks or around the playgrounds. I always keep an old pair of sharp scissors and a few sharp nails to show the mothers out there, the nasty stuff I remove from the kids areas when they ask what and how Im doing..they appreciate it

Thank you for good tips from England 👍

Bad design for sure 2 good points made, some of the 3d printed supports have been known to cause breakage be careful with them too

Thanks for the tip brother. That is awesome. I'm a new subscriber so looking forward to some of your next videos sir.

Good job brother veteran

Hello Thank you for sharing Or can we buy this pouch? Merci

I was doing some door knocking a few weeks ago and got permission to hunt an old 1800's store front. The property owner gave me permission to hunt the property and ended up following me around like a puppy. For the first time ever, I found a gold ring. It was my very first piece of gold and he immediately put his hand out. But he did allow me to keep the 1994 matchbox car that I found. He said it didnt belong to any of his children so I can keep it. That ended my day right then and there. I already knew how the rest of the day was going to go if I stuck around. I'm sure you can imagine how I felt when it was time to pack it up. I drove away pretty unhappy without the ring. Needless to say, that was the last time I'll allow a property owner to follow me around. It'll either be, I have permission to hunt and keep what I find or I'm walking away. I'm not going though that again!

I have stayed away from permissions. 1 I am to shy to even ask ok Nervous. Not that I would get an Answer of NO!! But the part of going up to their door and knocking and interrupting their day. I pretty much start my videos with no flashy into or anything just get right into digging.. Thanks for sharing .. Peace

My weird step brother wanted me to detect his 1850 property. Then he mentioned that he keeps all finds, I said no, it’s 50/50. He says it’s my yard. I reply it’s my equipment and time. He said absolutely not. I told him then no. See ya.

Don’t say the C word..

Thanks For Giving Us Your Honest Opinions About The Best Hobby. Stay Safe And Keep On Digging and Splitting Your Junk 😂.

So very true. Also great video for something like metal detecting the videos are so much better with no editing or intro.

That's the fact

Jeez I didn’t even think of kids tryna grab my stuff

Gonna help out everyone here. Food grade silicone spray. Just before you go out to hunt and when you store the detector. Just a quick spray. Works like a charm!

Hey Jimbo…. Good video. How’s the new job going

Another great video by you with great advise...

💥💥💥Here's what I think. The Garrett Ace 400 is an excellent example of a low-end metal detector. Let's start with metal detecting before we discuss metal detectors. Metal detecting: technique versus technology. Technique is knowing and mastering the fundamentals of physically using a metal detector and recovering targets. Technology, is of course, low end too high-end machines. A guy with excellent technique and a mid-range detector, such as a Garrett AT Pro, will always find more than the guy with the $2,000 machine, and little knowledge of technique. Comparing two guys with excellent technique, the guy with the high-end $2,000 machine will find 50% more good targets than the guy using the Garrett AT Pro. Moving on: A guy with excellent technique and a high-end machine can make old sites new again and find great stuff at pounded locations if they know the best places to look within those locations. The places within places. I'll only use Parks as an example since I'm going on a bit in this comment. That 150-year-old park did not have air conditioning. For cooling, they used a sophisticated technology called: “Shade.” What do you think would happen if you went for a picnic at the park and left your cart and horse exposed to direct sunlight for hours? They’d drop dead. You wouldn't just be out of a ride home, you'd be in serious Financial hardship. The streets around the old Parks were lined with shade trees to protect your transportation. They had plenty of shade to picnic under. Grandma can't picnic for hours in the direct sunlight. Knowing this, what are the two most likely places a person is going to lose something during this picnic? I'll tell you. The place in the shade they had the picnic, and the shady place they parked the horse cart to unpack for the day and to pack up upon departure.

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Great video as always. I started with a Ace250. Found all kinds of stuff with it. Upgraded to a Nox 800 on your and Heaths recommendation and love it. How do you like your 900? I typically hunt pretty trashy spots. 6 inch coil on my 800 was a game changer. Had it a couple years now and have not taken it off.

Intercostal right rib pains sternum from " swinging the coil". No sleep tonight despite pain killers like tylenol or oxycodone. No sleep with these on and off muscle spasms!! I have an ostomy and am 6'5" , lucky to have friend that digs my plugs but yep swinging the coil if your out of shape like me at 62, you can sure flare up the coastal muscles in the right rib chest costalchondritus spasms in the sternum area. 3:30;AM no sleep from yesterday's Detecting. On and off spasms make it difficult to fall asleep!! 🇨🇦

I search mainly on tone, it's good to have this skills😊 I like your no glam youtube btw😁😁😁

I dont pay much attention to numbers, not because i know my tones well, im pretty tone deaf(in 60 tone on the legend i have trouble telling where a tone on the scale is), but because im looking at the ground pinpointing where that target is, not looking at the screen Ive been thinking about trying to donsome singing voice work just using youtube videos, and seeing if i can train myself to be a little less tone deaf, but i havnt got around to it yet, do rey me fa so lol I even have trouble telling the size of a target most of the time, sometimes i get a little hint its bigger, so ill raise my coil and be like oh yaya its singing a foot off the ground its a whole can

Sir Am Glad You're Ok. I Was Wondering What Had Happened To You. Thank You For Sharing. Stay Safe 🤝

Yep very important to take the time and train your ears👍👍👍

I'm having the same problem with my equinox 900

The last one is genius

You have given me a few great ideas.

THANKS for the info!!!!!

Just a note the bolt thread is a nylon bolt contained in a printed thumb screw nut so as strong as the original. We also have a tool for the bolt adjustment so you can fine tune how tight it is.

never had a problem had mine almost a year.

May I ask why you have raised your upper and lower limits to basically the whole screen?

Thanks sir .. simple I like it

Thanks Man Now I know to be extra careful on this coil. I wondered it they would break like the 600 and 800 coils. Now I know to be prepared for this happening..

Thumbs down, dude you obviously don’t know what you’re talking about. I’ve never dug so many iron nails in my life, back to my CTX and Etrac.

Minelab made the 900 coils with stronger thicker ears.

I call mine the magnetcore! Maybe try it in the wild and get back to us. Yes it is prone to false positives in the ground. I have much to learn perhaps but know that it is worse than the 900 (which is pretty bad itself at false positives) and even worse with the M8 attached. I have a love/hate relationship so far with it and it has amazed me in a couple situations but when it frustrates me, I get my Legend and begin to enjoy the hunt again.