E-TRAC...Never Fails to Impress
<strong>Here are some photos of finds made by a detectorist from Elko, NV with his new Minelab E-TRAC.</strong> Detecting an older site in February where there…
<strong>Here are some photos of finds made by a detectorist from Elko, NV with his new Minelab E-TRAC.</strong> Detecting an older site in February where there…
<strong>I got this detector just about a month ago and took it out for the first time on Saturday, Feb 27.</strong> I was detecting an area that was believed t…
<strong>We just started to thaw here in Connecticut (New England)</strong> and I headed out Sunday Feb 28th to a new spot...My second target was a Roosevelt si…
<p><strong>I live in a very historic area.</strong> I had permission to hunt woods around a lake that was active from about the 1820's to the 1960&#…
<p><strong>In your last Minelab Times, I read with interest the article "Staffordshire Hoard" accompanied by a photo of detectorists in a field near…
<strong>Found a set of pewter tableware on a metal detecting rally…</strong>Turns out the tableware was resting in the kitchen area of a previously unkn…
<p><strong>I was out on a Saturday morning detecting at a newer house.</strong> I was just expecting to find modern clad and such since there wasn’…
<p><strong>My wife always says: old socks are no longer mended - they are thrown in the garbage!</strong> In the past however, women took the time to sew…
<p><strong>In March 2013, I took my new CTX 3030 to an old school site in country NSW.</strong> This school was open from 1900 to 1953. After a short tim…
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