coinnut
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Today was one of the days that I went to help locate targets for the Pequot Indian Museum. They are trying to locate a very early fort / battle site from the 1630's. Our local club, Yankee Territorial Coinshooters (YTC) is how I got involved. So my day started out around 5 and the hunt started at 9. It's about a two hour drive each way. Did that most of the day and didn't find any targets from that time period. About 4PM some of the club members were going to one of their hunted sites and asked if I wanted to go with them. It was just down the road a ways. Then they told me that last time out a GW was found and it was a pretty one :drool: So I said yeah!!!!!!!!!! I figured, what a time to try that small Sunray 5 coil I love. Can't wait to hit that cellar hole lip :yes: We get there and they forgot to tell me that it was bulldozed 8/ So my advantage was gone lol But I did hit a copper about 40 minutes into the hunt and I was very pleased with that. Targets were sparce, except for the carpet of nails. Then I switched to the 11 coil and got the iffiest copper signal I have yet received on this machine. Almost always grunting iron, but just enough of the numbers and squeek of a high tone, that I thought this must be a copper. Either it's on edge or in a lot of iron or both. Turns out it another copper at 5 with iron below and around it. I was very pleased to get two coppers at a pretty hunted site. I think my buddies were surprised lol I won't be getting any more invites rofl Ended with a musket ball. How ironic, since that is one of the key targets I was looking for all day for the museum hunt
Them coppers ain't pretty but they up my total as I struggle to hit my goal of 50 for the year. Got home around 9:30.
