deathray

Ive only watched a few of his early videos, and sern him on the forums...but didnt he bring alot of this on himself? I didnt care for his style, why I didnt watch.

As good as it gets dude!

Now that, is a great hunt and site. Keep hammering it.

Nice man

I would not. Likely to do more damage, than good, in my oponion. Nice score!

REI buddy. Pay $20, become a member, they get crazy deals in their outlet section. All quality brands...osprey, gregor, etc. I own too many packs, haha. Havent found perfect one yet.

What a fantastic find man! Wow!!!

I have several. I will get some pics later. Anything cool you want to trade?

Hey David Yes, these all predate the war...gold rush buckles. Many confuse them with military, but they are civilian..1850-1856 or so. Usually my main target. Btw..are you the same David Keith that owned Dixie Detectors?

Yep.

Yeah, little specimen piece. My son is 28, he actually knows more on local gold rush history than me. We used to detect together all the time, but he lives 50 miles away , and is hooked on steelhead fishin too, so its not very often now.

I hear ya Rick. I can detect in rain...but not mixed with cold and high winds. Hope Spring comes early for y.

Fun 4 days right there!!!

Last winter was a bust...I was going to take winter off, to work on my own house, and detect...then we got huge storm after huge storm, that plan went out the window...spent all my time, trying to fix everyones roofs. This year, doing better. Been out a few times, exploring, running across numerous cabin sites, and gold rush workings( Bought a 900 last year, after I lost the remote to my Deus1. Finally starting to feel compfortable with it. Got my coil across a few good targets recently. The Cohen center disc, and quarter, where found by my son, rest is mine.

Met up with a couple buddys, at the grocery store in Foresthill, Ca. I grabbed my gear, jump in their truck, heading to a GR camp, to relic hunt. We arrive an hour later, I get out, go to grab my Deus 1...realize I only have the lower stem and headphones! So, spent couple hours hunched over like the Hunchback of Notre Dame, swing just the coil, lmao. When we got back to Foresthill, I see someone kindly moved the rest of my Deus, off the asphalt, to a picnic table! Gotta love small towns!!