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I love it here. It's a beautiful place and there is a lot to do with a short drive.

Yes, I know. Sorry about that. Between the weather and obligations, I've had a hard time getting a chance to get out metal detecting. The weather should be getting better now.

Thank you 👍

I think so too. I can't wait to get back out there. Around here, the ground doesn't freeze as bad under the leaves in the woods.

I didn't think about that!

Thanks for the advice.

That is what I thought too at first, then I saw some white paint on it. Also seemed a bit too thin for a blade. I'm still not sure what it is.

Right now most of them are just setting in my basement. I plan to start using electrolysis to clean the rust off of some of them and put them on a shelf.

Thanks! I thought that it might be something like that but wasn't sure.

It's made of brass so it shouldn't scratch stuff. I only use it in parks where most of what I find is modern clad so a scratch really won't matter. Not needing to dig saves a lot of time.

I really appreciate that, thanks for watching!

I haven't had any issues here and know of others that also detect local parks. I think it is up to the county that the park is in.

That is the first one that I have found. I just got started detecting last year and haven't spent much time at old house sites yet. I hope to spend more time detecting old house sites this year. Maybe I'll find some more Appalachian doughnuts!

I thought that I might be. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for Watching!

Thanks for watching, I'm looking forward to the next hunt too! I wasn't able to get out this week due to the weather.

Good luck on your hunt, it sounds like you have a great spot to dig!

Good point. I didn't think about that.

Came to say that as well, cool find

Yes it does.

You just never know what you will find out there.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

I didn't think about that. I took another look at it. I can't see any markings on it, but it is worn really bad. I guess a bale seal would make the most sense. Thanks for watching!

Yes there is. Some of them are older too. Maybe I'll find some silver there sometime.

It really saves a lot of time. Thanks for watching.

It's a Equinox 900. It's a good detector.

I have the 900 also. Really like it.

I had fun searching. Thanks for watching!

There is so much stuff in the ground at that park. I don't think it has been detected much.

I've never had a bad time metal detecting. I look forward to every chance I get to go!

Thanks for watching!

Yep, all of the new ones that I have seen are plastic.

Let's go!

I would like to try one.

I didn't use one for a long time, but I never hunt without it now. It saves a lot of time.

Thanks for the info! I'll give that a try the next time I'm out with it. Do you run the Garrett with the sensitivity all the way up or in the middle most of the time?

@@JustDigIt1819 most of the time 3 max …..must reminder to de-tune …..can be sensitive next (to close) digging tool and your detector so remember to keep a good distance

Xp is the best. Hands down

I like the Minelab profind other than the falsing when I set it down. I like that it can differentiate iron from non-ferrous metals. I've only used the Garret once, so I can't say much about it yet. They both have good range.

I'll keep my eye out for a good deal on an XP. I would like to try one.

I didn't realized it was that old. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for letting me know.

Let's go! Thanks for watching!

They do look all look the same. I probably should start mentioning what I'm using. Thanks for watching!

The manticore screen definitely looks different from the others

It's been a good park for finding clad. Some of it has been pretty old. I keep hoping that I'll find some wheat pennies or silver. Thanks for watching!

You bet! Thanks for watching!

Thanks! 😊

Thanks for watching!

I do cut plugs in the areas that has grass and I always fill in the holes and replace the grass if there was any there in the first place. I also avoiding detecting in nice grass when it is dry. In this video, the ground is really dry, so I chose to detect in a area that really isn't a park. It's a spot where there are lot's of bear spots in the grass and nobody hangs out. It's a spot where they park lots of vehicles and boat trailers and set up tents when they have regattas. I've never had any complaints from officials or private citizens. I've only received positive feed back for making the ground look undisturbed and removing trash from the ground. The only complaints I have received have been from comments on here. Maybe I should show more shots of the ground after I fill in back in. I usually don't record that just to save space and keep videos shorter.

I go to Maryville quite a bit picking up antique furniture for my wife. I've never detected there though. I wish that I could detected beaches more. I usually go to the Cherry Grove area of North Myrtle once a year. We are going there in October this year. Thanks for the sub!

I like using my probe on shallow targets. Mine isn't strong enough to get deeper targets out. The soft brass just bends. I pack a screw driver and give that a try sometime.

I try to avoid the nice grassy areas when it is really dry. This spot is a good example. There are lots of bare spots and it isn't an area where people go to play. They park vehicles and boat trailers all over this area when they have regattas.

I agree 100%.