Bucknut
Active member
Earlier this week I took my boys down to Ohio for 3 days of detecting. Unfortunately it did not go quite as planned but that is how it goes sometimes. My hunting buddy had to cancel last minute due to a sudden illness and my boys and I had to go back a day early also for a sudden illness. But everyone is doing better.
The weather can best be described as terrible...20-30 mph winds, temps in the 30s and occasional flurries.
We hit 5 field sites that yielded no coins but I did manage some decent relics...couple flat buttons, crotel bell, harmonica reed, musket ball, old brass ring, Blue Dutchess Token and a tax token from Alabama.
I did go to a couple old honey holes of mine and did manage a couple silvers and a couple Indians (1883 and 1890).
My boys found all of these arrowheads with my Dad. They were thrilled.
So overall it was a decent trip considering how things ended up playing out.
The weather can best be described as terrible...20-30 mph winds, temps in the 30s and occasional flurries.
We hit 5 field sites that yielded no coins but I did manage some decent relics...couple flat buttons, crotel bell, harmonica reed, musket ball, old brass ring, Blue Dutchess Token and a tax token from Alabama.
I did go to a couple old honey holes of mine and did manage a couple silvers and a couple Indians (1883 and 1890).
My boys found all of these arrowheads with my Dad. They were thrilled.
So overall it was a decent trip considering how things ended up playing out.
n your keepers.
