Curious which detector and coil combination you were using?

I made a drive from Vale4 to Baker City early today to take care of some detect6or trading business, then headed to Weiser, Idaho to help a fello2w at a site where he's had trouble. Hunted for maybe 15 minutes before heading back for home after I helped him learn the problem wasn't the detector but the metal in the finely shredded tires where he was hunting in.

An adjacent older pice of a property was inviting and we had the okay, but it was a small area and my Omega 8000 w/7"Concentric coil and I didn't find anything old. Not even a wheat-back cent.

So I came home to get a Pinpointer to go mail off the Del, then I'm off to scout for anyplace old and inviting around town to maybe hunt.

I hope you can get out more whole there's favorable weather in your chunk of the state.

Congrats on the silver and other keepers.

Monte

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Stinkwater Wells
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Metal Detector Evaluations and Product Reviews
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'Regular-Use Detector Team' are models from: Fisher, Nokta / Makro, Teknetics, Tesoro and White's
'Specialty-Use Detectors' are models from: Compass, Garrett and Teknetics
Pinpointers: Using Nokta / Makro and Uniprobe Pointers.
Headphones: Using Killer B's 'Hornet' and White's Pro Star and Detector Pro's Uniprobe ... All w/'tank style' ear cups.
Recovery Gear: Using White's DigMaster digging tool and Signature Series pouch.Note: Detectors are listed alphabetically by Brand. Models are chosen as desired based on search site conditions.
Some models are assigned for 'Regular-Use' and others are on-hand for 'Specialty Use.'
Additional search coils, mounted on spare lower-rods, are on-hand in my Accessory Coil Tote.

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monte@stinkwaterwells.com .. or .. monte@ahrps.org
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