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  1. Steve,

    I read your Garret Pinpointer article a couple days after I lost my Minelab Pinpointer somewhere in Northern Nevada's goldfields! I recently, received a new one for them pesky deep GPZ targets. The new Garret has the lanyard loop, but Minelab Pinpointer does not...I hope my tape job holds this one in the holder...I haven't heard of anyone loosing the holder, but I do have and extra one just in case...lol

    Rick

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  2. Tones are very important to learn. I have a handful of preferred signal tones...but not all nuggets will give these sounds. Now in Northern California in the Goldfields, we deal with tons of trash. You can spend all day dig'n trash and hot rocks...until there is a perfect gold detector, dig them all and let the scoop sort them out!

    LuckyLundy

  3. Art,

    Hey you keep it up! Anyone can detect the deserts where your begging for any target to dig. Hunting trashy areas forces you to learn your machine and which sounds are the best to dig. In areas like your in, your looking for just one nugget to hunker down to a new patch in trashy ground...keep digging

    Rick

  4. I tell you being retired and digging gold is like work! One day someone will invent a metal detector on wheels and will dig your holes as you sit under a shade tree listening to which tone to push the dig button...lol. I'm starting to think, I don't have Gold Fever...I have Tone Fever! I love hearing the perfect nugget tone on my GPZ, it music to my ears! I should start leaving a few, just to swing over them to brighten my day...but, I do have a couple of Daughters in College and I have a need of a cold brew in the frig, so I'll toss them in the beer fund poke! Until the next hunt

    LuckyLundy

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  5. Art,

    True, you have to know your ground! All you need to find is one nugget in a trashy area...just might be and over looked spot. I love Northern Nevada and it's trash free patches...but I can't find any Sushi in Lovelock...lol

    Rick

  6. Today, I was out hunting and dug up a deep 1 grammar and them I was attacked by EMI's. It was just to much for me and I refused to hunt in High Smoothing and called it a day, only one hour into the hunt! High Yield/Normal is the preferred modes, but it doesn't like wet ground...dryer the better! Here's today's color and went home, until the next hunt and hope the ground and air is better!

    Rick

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  7. Not every hunt is what you hope for! Nice nuggets, dinks or a Skunk is one thing for certain. My goal for today's hunt, was to burn some of the great food I had at a couple Reno Casino's over the weekend. I wanted to hunt a patch, but on the way I was swinging through and old patch first with the GPZ. I found myself keeping busy, digging up Bird Shot in this old patch which I thought we got them all. Well where there's trash in and old patch there's still nuggets left. Didn't take long before I dug up a dink, lots more BIrd Shot and another ding! From stretching out my stomach this weekend, I build up a hunger and called it a hunt. I still need to swing the GPZ on the patch I intended to today, but there's always tomorrow...Until the next hunt.

    LuckyLundy

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  8. Well it wasn't the best of weather this week in the Rye Patch area. One day it was very windy and all I could hear was these three nuggets! The next day was much better and all I found was dinks, what's up with that...lol. Headed home today to beat the rain called for Friday and ran into some May Snow Flakes at Donner Pass...love them new tires! Until the next hunt

    LuckyLundy

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  9. Hawkeye,

    Toyo Open Country A/T II, 10 Ply. Had to spend a few nuggets out of the poke, but the truck rides like a Caddy now! I had the new spare pair of boots from a LA Gear sale a year or more back...much cheaper than new shoes for the truck...lol

    Strick,

    I forgot my hunting boots once and now have a pair somewhere in my camper...I have plenty of yard mowing old pairs if you need any!

    Here is some dinks I found yesterday, Until the next hunt

    LuckyLundy

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