Oh I have been everywhere, and learned really fast that You can blow up a metal detector lmao. But seriously I have found that is I have to be extremely careful and dig with my hands only. I can't believe the breakable items buried out here. I have taken down one out building and working on #2. But at least 3 feet down and then snow and frozen ground, so I will hold off until next year.
I once had to wait two months to remove a half buried blob-top bottle from the frozen ground. The anticipation not knowing it it was complete or not....it was. Joy is when the ground becomes soft again.
Blow up a metal detector???
Being silly but there is metal from surface at least 3 ft down on every inch I have covered so far, not exaggerating at all. Saved EVERY nail, screw, bolt, broken, rusty, license plate, can etc etc etc for 100 years
Notch and discriminate..
I definitely am going to steal your name cause I don't know the lingo, verbiage, or anything else about collecting, selling, digging, hunting lol
He's talking about ..does your metal detector have discrimination (notch filtering), ability to cancel out the iron-ferrous versus non-ferrous (usually the good -stuff$$). You will want to hunt on non-ferrous first to get the copper, brass, silver, aluminum....tokens, copper and silver coins, jewelery, heavy bra$$ salvage.
