I've been detecting some very historic hay fields of late. I hit four or five different fields in different areas of my county. These fields are not plowed. I asked an owner why he doesn't plow the fields and he said, too many rocks...I got sick of pickin 'em up. As I mentioned, these sites are very historic and should contain oodles of targets. There shouldn't be much EMI is these isolated fields.
BUT.... I'm am having a tough time quieting the machine and the sparse targets are much deeper than their age should allow. I'm guessing the yearly fertilizers are burying the targets deeper and adding to the mineralization....none of which would be helpful. Am I correct....and does anyone have tips on combating these issues?
Thank you, Drew