This problem seems to be on the rise in North Georgia. Feel free to share this to help preserve the hobby.
https://youtu.be/DOX9PIUb8XU
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This problem seems to be on the rise in North Georgia. Feel free to share this to help preserve the hobby.
https://youtu.be/DOX9PIUb8XU
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Thanks for the video & I hope the ya hoo that made it sees your video - we all have seen this before. On a soccer field this last winter I think someone got a detector for Christmas and thought that he had to dig with a shovel and left each of his digs open. I did cover them back up for him.
Texas ED
Luckily I haven't seen any holes left open in my area, though there often were many signs of recent plugs in some places. Even the trash was removed. So kudos to the folks in my area who dig responsibly.
Equipment:
Minelab: CTX 3030, GPX 4800, X-Terra 705. Whites TDI SL.
2024: Silver 1, Gold 0
Best finds: 28 silver dime spill, 1800s Dutch customs seal.
Oldest/best coins: Late 1700's Chinese Cash Coin, 1837 Upper Canada large cent, 1877 Seated Dime
Oldest Relic find: 1800 Sailors Luck token
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Quote: Treasures are like potato chips, you can never have just one!
There's a guy on youtube that puts his trash right back in the hole. Crazy!
Equipment:
Minelab: CTX 3030, GPX 4800, X-Terra 705. Whites TDI SL.
2024: Silver 1, Gold 0
Best finds: 28 silver dime spill, 1800s Dutch customs seal.
Oldest/best coins: Late 1700's Chinese Cash Coin, 1837 Upper Canada large cent, 1877 Seated Dime
Oldest Relic find: 1800 Sailors Luck token
You Tube: Rediscovering America
Quote: Treasures are like potato chips, you can never have just one!
Thanks for your video
Think too that is why the vets must take out the newbies and show them the proper way to conduct themselves while pursuing this great hobby!
From the land of the Bluenose.....life is a beach at least till the tide comes in and the Bud is all gone. Swish and dig at the drop of a dime!
This is true.
But with the internet at everyone's disposal, there's really no sense in someone not researching a hobby that involves digging, usually on public land I might add. Most of the people who do this are simply lazy.
Who knows though, maybe this video opened a few eyes and changed the ways of a few bad apples.
Thanks for the feedback.
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I'll see if I can find it again. Thing is he puts a cloth down to catch the dirt so as not to leave a mess then if he finds trash he throws it right back in the hole and covers it up. He does a nice job but he or someone else will dig it back up again.