Would You Dig It? n°3 - QUESTION - Tell us in the comments

Let's play with Merrill! He presents you with a signal from the DEUS 2 metal detector. Look at the Target ID, listen to the sound. What do you think it is? Would you dig the hole? Reply in the comments.

[@IndianaTones]

I want that tractor!

[@IdahoOrv]

I dig everything, so of course.

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Nice

[@user-wq1xu4dj7g]

Yes

[@AlabamaDigger]

Shallow pulltab ? Gotta dig everything on the beach regardless.

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Good guess

[@douglasldn2831]

I would

[@bbushert]

I never use pwm tones.kinda sounds like a can though.

[@nunyabiznez666]

Yes, because with that big of a signal, it could be masking something else 😎

[@xpmetaldetector]

Thanks for your comment

[@Ringfiner]

My suggestion is to take a ring, coins you like to find, maybe some jewelry and bury each one in the sand and make notes of the numbers for each. Also, see what a pull tab or even a beer can and check those numbers. I also suggest you buy a hand sand scoop, makes for a better beach hunt!

[@ferrousgrump]

Yes! The tone is sharp and I don't feel it is larger than a pulltab. It may be a ring!

[@xpmetaldetector]

Thanks for your participation

[@lloydjones9401]

I'd definitely dig that. Last gold ring rang up around there, but it could be a nickel, as well.

[@xpmetaldetector]

Thanks for your participation

[@MD-NWWI]

Yep I would dig it. Sounds like a silver or gold chain. Or b a big blob of foil lol

[@xpmetaldetector]

Thank you for your suggestion

[@Lookin4Things]

If it's deep yes

[@xpmetaldetector]

The "Answer" video is online. Find out if you identified the right target.

[@scotttekavec4458]

Yes I would dig it a solid 62 is most likely a square pull tab especially with it sounding “tinny”. Could be a gold ring also though.

[@xpmetaldetector]

Thanks for your guess

[@tomwheeler7816]

you have to dig the 62's they may be some thing good its only the iron tone i dont dig , but what if you get a mixed tone would you dig it

[@lauriethompson8085]

Yes there is a double tap and even if it has that can tone , I am too curious. Also I pickup trash as I detect

[@xpmetaldetector]

Very good initiative

[@SpitfireExtra]

Yes. It's a very clean signal and easy to pinpoint. Probably trash but I would dig it.

[@mwdjr3158]

Yep

[@hihikalo]

It's something with iron and on the surface. I think it's not round, but has length. Some overload to my mind
To My opinion 😂.
Usually I dig it by my shoes first of all...

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidfrazier1186]

I'm on my 1 millionth hole ...of course

[@xpmetaldetector]

😉

[@pomiller1972]

I have a sand scoop and who knows , he might have dropped his ring in there too

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Who knows indeed! The beach is full of surprises!

[@pomiller1972]

@MetalDetectingNYC I got a big fat 77 on the D2 and that's never a good sign until you pull a 7 gram gold ring 1.5" deep

[@chrisphillips408]

Since I'm gonna say no. Even though it has a solid number, you say you are in a high trash area so I say no.
loud and double beep

[@joostvanveelen7215]

Are people aloud to bbq on the beach in the US of A? If so, i guess it is one of those instant BBQ’s

[@IndianaTones]

If targets were scarce I would but after a while you know its a can. If theres a ton of them I'd pass.

[@lloydjones9401]

I highly disagree here.

[@IndianaTones]

@@lloydjones9401 Have you detected on the NYC island famous known for the worlds largest landfill?

[@lloydjones9401]

​@IndianaTones No I have not, but I hunt a park that is loaded with pull tabs, and 90% of the time that signal is a nickel. If in doubt, I swirch to pitch tones and can usually tell straight away of it's round or not.

[@digtilldarkdetecting363]

No