GPX 5000 Beats VERY HOT Ground
<p><strong>Pic of a 0.13 gram nugget detected with the GPX 5000 in very hot ground with 11” Commander Mono, approx 2.5” down using fine gold timing…
<p><strong>Pic of a 0.13 gram nugget detected with the GPX 5000 in very hot ground with 11” Commander Mono, approx 2.5” down using fine gold timing…
<p><strong>My sister gave me permission to hunt her yard here in the Pittsburgh, PA area USA.</strong> Her house was built in the 1930s, I think. Found a…
<p><strong>A few months ago I and a detecting friend were using our E-TRACs at an old school playground about 120 miles from home when I got this interesting a…
<p><strong>Out detecting an old picnic grove from the early 1900 in northern New Jersey when my E-TRAC shows a 12-12.</p> So I dug a plug about 8' d…
<p><strong>As I move towards my third year of E-TRAC owner ship, it continues to amaze me what it recovers in worked out areas.</strong></p> [split…
<p><strong>I have pounded this orchard for a couple of years with many different detectors finding the occasional button or bullet but never finding a coin.<…
<p><strong>Hunting the surf you can see the long face of a person who has just lost something of great value,</strong> on Aug 2013 a guy just lost his go…
<p><strong>Recently, I secured permission to hunt of series of fields.</strong> While the targets in a field hunt tend to be more sparse than at parks o…
<p><strong>I have been detecting for years now, no treasure or hidden stash found till now.</strong> On a cloudy autumn day together with two fellow &quo…
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