Metal Detecting Coins And Relics In Old Sheep Fields Di Join my wife persis and i on a series of metal detecting adventures as we hunt all sorts of locations. we both use a minelab equinox 800 to find old relics,. The fields were laid out in the 17th century & have remained the same ever since as they are owned by the same family. dark soil gives away intense manuring in the past into the 19th century. in the medieval period, strip fields existed here. pottery, clay pipe remains show intense use particularly in the 18th cent.
Metal Detecting An Old Field From Colonial Times Coins Relics Advantages of detecting in fields. below the 5 main advantages that come with detecting in fields: exploring farms can produce some interesting finds, especially if the fields were former sites of non farm activities. in rural areas, you can even get the opportunity to detect in fields that are over 200 years old. Last of the finds from the sheep fields, checked today they are now gone and field as been seeded with maize. congrats on the coins & relics! reactions: doug. I try to locate the “ground zero” footprint as using the methods talked about earlier then i work front to back, i start generally from the drive, follow the front of the supposed footprint and work lines toward the back and then switch 90 degrees and work back across that way. for united states farm fields, how deep are the older targets. This week we get access to metal detect several old farm fields just before the spring crops go in. the area was vast so we had to field hop around and try.
Metal Detecting Old Coins And Relics On A 1798 Homestead I try to locate the “ground zero” footprint as using the methods talked about earlier then i work front to back, i start generally from the drive, follow the front of the supposed footprint and work lines toward the back and then switch 90 degrees and work back across that way. for united states farm fields, how deep are the older targets. This week we get access to metal detect several old farm fields just before the spring crops go in. the area was vast so we had to field hop around and try. Last week we started metal detecting these massive old pennsylvania fields that have been farmed continuously for centuries! so far we've already found a ha. 20) stay off state or federal lands (unless permitted) 21) search remote areas. 22) take a gps device, map, and cell phone. 23) searching for relics near rivers. 24) look for dried up creek beds. 25) watch for trails. 26) search meadows and fields. 27) look for old settlements. 28) look for large trees.
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