Metal Detecting

Sorry but Season 4 is a bit delayed, it is still in the works but weather has not co-operated with the filming schedule.

I had just received my new action cam and was house setting at my Brother In Law's house. Wanted to see a few setups and angles.

A quick little beach hunt with goodies

The day started out calm but the tide was on the rise and the current between the beach and sandbar was picking up steadily. I managed to get a couple hours in the water before I was forced out. I got the 8 ounce round sinker and the 14K Yellow Gold ring in the water, then I got nearly a buck in change up in the dry sand. And I managed to sit with the wife and have a Daiquiri as well. It was a good day to be at the beach for sure!

In this video I go "Old School"... I take my DFX out to the beach with a new program to try out. Additionally, I'll have my new Nokta Pulsedive along to test out in the dry sand. I'm truly impressed with that DFX and certainly don't regret getting the Pulsedive. Check out the video, I think its my best one yet, and if you like it, give me a "Like" please.

I had been using Tect O Trak very successfully and happily for years, until I had to get a new phone... For some reason Tect O Trak would not work as accurately on my new phone. The app's creator Mark Seeley worked with me to try and figure out what was wrong to no avail. Finally after a software update on my phone, the app started working again, and not just working but working better than ever! If you want an app that will track the paths you walk, record the location, name, description, and a picture of each find as you choose then this is for you. There are additional features on this latest version that I have yet to try like image overlay and pathfinder mode.

This was my first hunt of the year with my 'tecting buddy Kurt. We hit a new section (to us) of beach way further West of our usual stomping grounds. Unfortunately this stretch of beach was really quiet, hardly any trash targets, not to mention good targets. Met some neat people, as usual they were loaded with questions.

Kurt and I went out to a new area that we hadn't done recently. It was a bit disappointing, but not a bust for either of us... Kurt did quite a bit better than I this time out. I managed to forget my 2nd SD card for my camera so I didn't get much "B Roll" footage this hunt. Hope you enjoy it, hit that LIKE Subscribe and Notification Bell if you did enjoy it please! Hammock Fight by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100213 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Well, the targets on the beach have been getting fewer and farther between, and deeper... Now I'm not much of a fan of big coils but I finally broke down and got the 15-inch Minelab coil for my new Equinox 800. This is the first hunt for it on the beach. I took it out a couple of days ago when I got it and tried it in the field back of the RV Park and while there's not much out there but trash I did manage to get a penny at almost 16 inches! I was just astonished at how deep this thing sees. Needless to say, on the beach it didn't disappoint either!

It had been looking more and more like the beaches were "hunted out" around here, between the low number of tourists that we had here and the added pressure from having more locals hunting the beaches regularly, targets were getting slim. So I decided to get the 15 inch coil from Minelab to see if I could get deeper targets. After 8 hours across two hunts, I can say that you certainly do get deeper targets! I used Beach 1 mode for this hunt and was able to run with 23 for my sensitivity for the majority of the hunt (there's one section of beach where a new 5G cell tower has been erected across the street and you have to run 17 in that area) as I do with the 11 inch coil. Most of the targets I dug today were 10 inches or deeper, with one target being 20 INCHES!! In the video, look at my scoop, it's 15 inches long and in one instance I stick it straight down into the hole and the back of the scoop is at least 5 inches below the surface. Hero In Peril by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/