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    Hello, from RI

    Hello everyone, new to the site figured I would stop by. Dig Deep!
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Hello from Washington state on the Oregon border. Are you currently detecting, and if so, what kind of rig do you use?
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Hey Coinshooter, welcome aboard from western MA. Del and I have done some woods/swamp hunting in RI. You have some nasty little ticks there. We survived though lol Whereabouts are you in RI?
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Welcome from another western MA detectorist. You must be a relic hunter if you are hanging out with Dan and George. Looking forward to your future posts.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Im going to try and address all questions in this post.

    I live in Cumberland, ticks are terrible here this year worse then I have ever seen. Mosquitos were the worst they have been in decades.

    Being in New England there are a ton of cellar holes in the woods, making for some amazing hunting. Some areas though hard to find have never been detected. I like coin shooting more but I have no issues digging a button or 2 or anything else really.

    Currently im running an F75 SE black, bought this machine about 2 months ago, I have about 75 hours on the machine and in getting the hang of it. I had a hard time getting used to the fast separation speed.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Welcome from Winchester NH. My wife's sister and her husband live in Cumberland.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Welcome! My hunting partner lives in your area. I bet you've met up. I hope you enjoy it here
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    We did some hunting in North Smithfield when we were in RI. Ticks are very dangerous around there for Lyme disease. Stay safe.
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    Hello and Welcome to the forum from John in North New Jersey.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Hello and welcome to the forum from SE Wisconsin.


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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Hey Oxshoedrew pleasure to meet you, Scott is a good friend of mine as well.

    Scott is highly respected and very knowledgable as I'm sure you know.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Quote Originally Posted by coinnut link=topic=14031.msg147793#msg147793 date=1377043105
    We did some hunting in North Smithfield when we were in RI. Ticks are very dangerous around there for Lyme disease. Stay safe.
    I yes that place in north Smithfield is pretty picked really have to move deeper in the woods to hit the good stuff.
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    Welcome to the forum Alan. Glad you found it, there's some really knowledgable people here. I'm sure you'll enjoy it here.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Thank you everyone, this is a great site already learning a ton.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    hello Alan , welcome to the forum. as Coinnut said we were up in North Smithfield a while back detecting for a nearby museum saw a few cellar holes and some other good looking areas to detect. glad you joined the forum.

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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Welcome from Illinois!

    Glad to have you here, Alan! You're in prime metal detecting territory up there in MD. I'm jealous of the history and potential for great finds in that part of the country.

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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Welcome from southern Nevada. RI is indeed a beautiful place.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Two-Cent link=topic=14031.msg147963#msg147963 date=1377262849
    Welcome from Illinois!

    Glad to have you here, Alan! You're in prime metal detecting territory up there in MD. I'm jealous of the history and potential for great finds in that part of the country.

    Good luck and happy hunting! |
    Hey Tony, im actually in RI. Tons of cellar holes up here to play around.
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Quote Originally Posted by Coinshooter link=topic=14031.msg148239#msg148239 date=1377604872
    Hey Tony, im actually in RI. Tons of cellar holes up here to play around.
    As it clearly says in the title of this thread.

    I guess I saw Cumberland and assumed Maryland. 8/

    Oh well, I'm jealous of all the history there in Rhode Island too. thumbsup01 lol
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    Re: Hello, from RI

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Two-Cent link=topic=14031.msg148240#msg148240 date=1377606622
    As it clearly says in the title of this thread.

    I guess I saw Cumberland and assumed Maryland. 8/

    Oh well, I'm jealous of all the history there in Rhode Island too. thumbsup01 lol
    Its ok, New England is Prime for detecting. I have had the opertunity to hunt with some of the best and well respected detectorist in my area. Its nice to learn and see the way that others do things out in the field.
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