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Nice gold bud, keep on keeping on.

Nice going beatup, continued success.

Garry is the only reason to watch is on-going looser drama any more, he is great.

I have one of Doc's Nugget finder picks. I have 6 others but it is the best one I have ever used, a little bit heaver than others but digs very well and moves more dirt than other picks I have used

jasong, I attended 6000 training from Gerry, I used the speaker the entire time. After a while ( didn't keep track of time ) the 6000 was smooth.

Very nice, can't wait for good weather myself.

Lucky, that tailgate has seen a lot of Gold. Good for you.

Thanks jasong, continued success, thanks for your opinion of the 6.

Will be going to Quartzite in a couple of months, if the virus decline's some what's. I like the area.

This has been talked about already, look at the wasted "up-grade" of the Gold Bug 2. A lost chance.

Going to miss the Gold show this year but good luck on sales, the book is well worth the price.

Thanks for the video, I hope two toes has all ten.

Been my worst year for finding gold. The few times ( because of you know what} I have been able to get out ( I'm 69 ) only 3 times. Once with the 5000 and just 8 hours with the 6000. Will get out more this year, I hope.

I have owned the 5000 for 6 years, when working ( I am retired now, 2 years) I could only get out 2 weeks a year, so it took me a long time before I really figured it out. I own the 6 and 7 now but I really liked the 5 after figuring it out, found most of my gold with it so how can I really complain about it. I will keep it forever but will now use just the 6 and 7 from now on on all of my gold hunting expeditions. Will use the 5 just in case something happens to the 6 or 7. Will be looking to purchase a 800 some time soon. Thanks all for your post.

klunker, I've never seen you but now I think I'm afraid to. I do have the mask your looking for, but I need it more than you do. Good luck on you hunt for good.

I have detected many drywash piles at GB, some of the clever folks that drywashed buried soda cans in their piles, why?

Thanks all for sharing all of this info.

Thankfully my 6000 has not had any issues. Good luck to those that have had problems.

Incredible finds as well as incredible archaeological information. There have been many recent finds around the world that shows there is still much to learn about the past.

ks152, when I bought my 5000 most of the information in the manual went zipping over my head. Only after using it for some time, I went back to reading the manual again an found that I understood quite a bit more, same with the 7000 after some use. I still go back from time to time to pick up on anything I may have overlooked or misunderstood. Always a good idea to go back to the manual if you do not understand everything about the detector.

Nice collection of finds George Kinsey, looks like you have the touch.

Nice video prunt, that X coil is amazing.

Nice report Gold Catcher, best of luck next time.

For us to be lucky enough to be able to pursue our hobby of metal detecting is truly like a year long Christmas gift. Merry Christmas to all on this forum, thanks for all who support it.

I pull a 38 ft. Goose neck Toy Hauler with a 1 ton F350, the trailer is built by a horse trailer company, where the horses would normally go was built to be the toy hauler and has a living quarters. Great trailer but with fuel prices as the are now, I pull a small flat bed with my side X side and set up a 10 X 10 Springbar type tent.