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I have to hit rough terrain to find the good stuff, hunt where no one else will and it pays off. All of these are fired bullets except one and all are confederate except one. A few small pistol balls and one spencer shell cartridge. One of the confederate Gardners is really mushroomed. I really...

but I'm going detecting anyway. >:\ At least its not snowing is the bright side. :cheering: :cheering: :cheering: :cheering: :cheering: :cheering:

for a month. Next week is my last week off before returning. I have been working on the LARGE honey do list and next week is all detecting. I have only been 3 times since I have been off and its killing me. So far I have painted the bathroom, put in a double sink and vanity there as well ...

Went to an area today where the animals don't even go and it gave up a few relics. Two burnside shell caseings, a spencer shell caseing, a harmonica reed, a 50 caliber round ball, and a piece of a confederate reid shell fragment. Also a few pieces of lead and a couple little buckles.

Man I'm telling you if you have never been to one of these then you would have been amazed just like I was. To many pictures to list them all but I thought I would share some with you folks. The last picture is Butch Holcombe (publisher and owner of American Digger Magazine) and myself. Great...

These are from Dalton, Ga. The graves here say C.S.A. 1861-1865. Hope you enjoy the pictures.

I'm here in Dalton, Ga. seeing the sites. There are earth works, a railroad tunnel dug during the civil war, and a Confederate graveyard with 421 unknown CSA soldiers and 4 union soldiers buried there. This area is full of history and Chattanoga is right over the hill. Will go to the convention...

Its gonna be in Dalton, Ga. Feb. 5th and 6th. It will be the first one I have ever been to and can't wait. If anyone else is going then please let me know as I would like to meet up with other forum members. Thanks, Michael.

A buddy of mine dug up a scoop of dirt with a backhoe thought he seen a piece of coal in the pile. It was not coal at all but a prehistoric megladon sharks tooth. Right here in Bulls Gap, Tennessee. WOW!!! is all I can say. We hunt these things when the wife and I are at the beach and never...

I wonder if Robert and Fox are getting tired of answering each others post on the other forum being that we are just about all gone. rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl :clapping: :clapping: :clapping: :clapping:. It seems that not a single soul on here knows it all. I'm not sure how we will make it...

and I do believe this will be it. I see alot of the old buddies on here from the whites forum and thats great. Maybe we can return to a detecting family again and enjoy each others post, comments, and company without all the bs hassle.