That pin is pretty cool. I have found a bunch of stuff, but my favorite thing was a leavenworth souvenir penny (the ones that get smashed) in a random field.
Haystack rock, sometimes I really miss living in Pacific City. Stop by the sportsman pub next time you're in town and tell everyone Reed says hello. Had to subscribe 👍😎👍
Like that sand scoop handle looks strong enough for that big scoop is it off a Quickie Jobsite broom and hows it working out ? Looking for a handle for my scoop a little smaller than yours.
Hey Larry that's exactly what its from. I think $15 from Home Depot. Had to modify the connector end with a hacksaw and took maybe 10 minutes. It floats too. Fiberglass coated with hard plastic.
Mick in your summary you forgot to mention that big knife. I thought that was cool! Awesome job though. It was interesting to watch your escapades right on the beach. I would think that would be a great place to look. People loose stuff all the time because they take their pants off with swimwear under and lose things in the sand. Great~!!
Isn’t there a law that states you can only use ice picks, small knifes, screwdrivers to dig? Hoping I’m wrong. They don’t seem to want sand scoops? This is off the Parks website: (The probing and digging for items is limited to the use of an ice pick, screwdriver or small knife. The use of larger digging tools is prohibited) So does this mean we can’t use the scoop at the beach?
Ive never had any problems with people hasseling me at the beach. I had a ranger that had no jurisdiction over the park I was in hassle me once. Was a city park not a state park. I would think kids digging huge holes and 4x4s driving on the beach would be more harmful. If anything just say you are removing trash which you are. Just stay off the dunes and don't dig at ship wrecks.
I trashed it. I was going to be there a few more hours and didn't want it in my finds pouch. It would have cut through my pouch or me. It was a cheapy fishing knife anyway. Was glad to just get it off the beach where kids were playing. In the video you can hear a little kid not far from me playing in the water. She would have like had to gone to the ER for that one.
@@MetalDetectoristMickI agree those knives can be had for a bout 3 or 4 dollars at any tackle shop in Oregon. Way to go. I am looking to get a metal detector. I live about 30-40 minutes from Pacific city in yamhill.
Hello Mick, I'm a journalism graduate student working on a piece about treasure hunting/metal detecting amid the pandemic in Oregon. Would you be interested in doing an interview sometime?
There are some detectorists in the area up there. Might give a should out to them to see if they can help. May check with the local detector shops up that way. They might have some contacts. Cannon Beach is about 3 hours from me. Best of luck.
Rubbing sand on a coin makes me cringe. Please, build yourself a water pick. :) A Badger Airbrush using water works well. You can easily pack it with you and use it to clean items without rubbing them. Experiment with nozzel modifications to get the flow you find works best.
Coins found metal detecting are almost always in poor condition. You afraid your going to lower the value of that $8.50 coin to $7.60? Lighten up Francis
Way to go, Mick! Nice new scenery...no plugs to fill! Looking forward to the next one.
Nice video, it is good to see someone out on the northern west coast.
That pin is pretty cool. I have found a bunch of stuff, but my favorite thing was a leavenworth souvenir penny (the ones that get smashed) in a random field.
I just went to cannon beach a few months ago. I found a Japanese glass float while detecting. I guess they are rare to find nowadays. Cheers
I lost a knife down there 54 years ago! Probably not much left of it! 😢😅
Great video Mick!
Wonderful !!!!!
Glad you like it!
Haystack rock, sometimes I really miss living in Pacific City.
Stop by the sportsman pub next time you're in town and tell everyone Reed says hello.
Had to subscribe 👍😎👍
Might be heading back there next week depending on the weather and smoke.
Like that sand scoop handle looks strong enough for that big scoop is it off a Quickie Jobsite broom and hows it working out ? Looking for a handle for my scoop a little smaller than yours.
Hey Larry that's exactly what its from. I think $15 from Home Depot. Had to modify the connector end with a hacksaw and took maybe 10 minutes. It floats too. Fiberglass coated with hard plastic.
Just found your channel. I'm on the east coast Florida. Happy hunting
Thanks Jimmy
Mick in your summary you forgot to mention that big knife. I thought that was cool! Awesome job though. It was interesting to watch your escapades right on the beach. I would think that would be a great place to look. People loose stuff all the time because they take their pants off with swimwear under and lose things in the sand. Great~!!
It was thrown away. I didn't want to pack it around the beach and end up stabbing myself.
Swing that coil , wait for the low tide then look for the low areas and the rocky ground.
Isn’t there a law that states you can only use ice picks, small knifes, screwdrivers to dig? Hoping I’m wrong. They don’t seem to want sand scoops? This is off the Parks website:
(The probing and digging for items is limited to the use of an ice pick, screwdriver or small knife. The use of larger digging tools is prohibited) So does this mean we can’t use the scoop at the beach?
Ive never had any problems with people hasseling me at the beach. I had a ranger that had no jurisdiction over the park I was in hassle me once. Was a city park not a state park. I would think kids digging huge holes and 4x4s driving on the beach would be more harmful. If anything just say you are removing trash which you are. Just stay off the dunes and don't dig at ship wrecks.
That’s not accurate. That would be at a state park. The beach is public property. Thank Tom McCall for that. Look it up.
Nice video Mick!
Amazing vidio you
A tad short of astronomical, but keep hunt'n, ya never know til ya dig it up.
Great hunt,nice finds,love the beach videos, I've got tomove closer to the beach, I've started my UA-cam channel too,keep the videos coming
Thank you much
Way to go! I was really hoping you would find pirate gold! Maybe next time? Take care maybe we will see each other out there someday!
Amazing video you just got a new sub
Thanks for stopping in!
You did not throw the knife away that looked valuable and or the best find of the day .
I trashed it. I was going to be there a few more hours and didn't want it in my finds pouch. It would have cut through my pouch or me. It was a cheapy fishing knife anyway. Was glad to just get it off the beach where kids were playing. In the video you can hear a little kid not far from me playing in the water. She would have like had to gone to the ER for that one.
@@MetalDetectoristMickI agree those knives can be had for a bout 3 or 4 dollars at any tackle shop in Oregon. Way to go. I am looking to get a metal detector. I live about 30-40 minutes from Pacific city in yamhill.
@@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13 right on! Check out Minelab. I love mine. Best of luck to ya.
Hello ..do you live here in Pacific city..just wondering..I live here and text that sand 3 to 4 times a week..
No I live in Dallas just outside of Salem.
TEXT the sand ????
Hello mick I’m in Portland and detect a lot . Are you in Oregon ? I’m going to subscribe to your channel here . Cheers
Yes I'm in Oregon just outside of Salem. Thanks for subscribing!
Hello Mick, I'm a journalism graduate student working on a piece about treasure hunting/metal detecting amid the pandemic in Oregon. Would you be interested in doing an interview sometime?
Sure we can do that. How about you email me at metal.detectorist.mick@gmail.com and we can go from there. Looking forward to it.
Son in law did lose his custom made platinum wedding band at Cannon Beach... maybe you will find it someday! 🙏👍
There are some detectorists in the area up there. Might give a should out to them to see if they can help. May check with the local detector shops up that way. They might have some contacts. Cannon Beach is about 3 hours from me. Best of luck.
Try a different beach that's worth your time.
Oh I have other videos got some good stuff.
Funny...the peso is the only thing of value
I know right.
Rubbing sand on a coin makes me cringe. Please, build yourself a water pick. :) A Badger Airbrush using water works well. You can easily pack it with you and use it to clean items without rubbing them. Experiment with nozzel modifications to get the flow you find works best.
Ok I will check that out. Thanks for the advice.
Coins found metal detecting are almost always in poor condition. You afraid your going to lower the value of that $8.50 coin to $7.60? Lighten up Francis