I use the appropriate runes and glyphs on all my display cases

4 years ago | 4 0

I travel all around!

4 years ago | 1 0

A bit!

5 years ago | 10 0

I do!

5 years ago | 3 0

New England, actually!

5 years ago | 6 0

I typically metal detect old properties that once contained a dwelling

5 years ago | 1 0

Well that’s not nothing!

5 years ago | 1 0

My best advice is to use it where there’s cool stuff in the ground, you’ll figure everything else out after that

5 years ago | 1 0

Places where people lived a long time ago

5 years ago | 2 0

Garrett, XP, Fisher, Minelab. I don’t believe anyone makes them analog anymore

5 years ago | 1 0

If you take a look through my albums, everything was found in America

5 years ago | 4 0

So glad to hear that!!

5 years ago | 5 0

Thanks!

5 years ago | 4 0

Stick with name-brand machines, always get permission for the land you’re on and keep your shovel sharp. Good luck!

5 years ago | 1 0

Clerical error

5 years ago | 2 0

Thanks!!

5 years ago | 1 0

It depends on soil conditions, but generally in these parts gold and silver come out like-new. Copper, not so much

5 years ago | 1 0

Thank you!

5 years ago | 1 0

Thanks!

5 years ago | 1 0

Yeah! Check my past albums

5 years ago | 2 0

Glad you enjoyed it!!

5 years ago | 37 0

Glad to hear it!

6 years ago | 1 0

Thanks. I’m aware of the laws and made it very clear what type of land I was on in this post.

6 years ago | 1 0

Leftmost is the handle to a fork and the next is the musket thimble

6 years ago | 2 0

Just from youtube

6 years ago | 1 0

The antler tips were eaten by mice but not decomposed. I blurred the background on the scissor pic because it was hard to see on the leaves

6 years ago | 3 0

Never have, would love to some day!

6 years ago | 2 0