Dirt. No beaches where I live. Besides... i cant swim. Dont like sharks or snapping turtles.Quote:
Originally Posted by drewan
Dirt. No beaches where I live. Besides... i cant swim. Dont like sharks or snapping turtles.Quote:
Originally Posted by drewan
Cool pics DirtyMoney...Thanks
I use a Garrett 2500 GTI, my dad is starting to get the hang of his Minelab ETRAC.
i like to ride bike's(motor and pedal), lowRiding, gold refining and old cars.
Hunting, fishing, camping, mudin, country music. steam engines, hit and miss engines. tractors. pretty much anything old. oh ya and scrapping
Sweet finds!!!...especialy that 1877 25cent...
I also detect,...i can walk out of the woods with 2 pounds of shell brass somtimes,or somtimes rusty nails only...lol,...
I also like collecting old med/quack bottles aswell which i find detecting...
cool post!
Couldn't have said it better myself...so ditto!Quote:
Originally Posted by scrappy888
drag racing and riding around
I own one metal detector and when I went to the beach I always took it there and it can give me some surprises. and I also can take it to the park to or find the metal goods, such as coins and so on. It has also helped find the ring that I lost in the garden,this is really great.
I am also a metal detecting enthusiast. I've got an Underground Gold Treasure Metal Detector with 3.5 Meters Depth. It helps find several unknown coins, maybe in the time during the WWII.
I keep salt water aquariums.
I currently have several reef tanks, like this:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...3/101_0028.JPG
I also have a few octopi, one being a blue ring which is a pretty interesting little octopus.
I have several salt water sharks, a small black tip reef shark that is starting to get too big, I'll probably have to donate him to a large marine aquarium or Marine World or something along those lines. I also raise and breed epaulette sharks, I have a few leopard sharks and even a woebegone along with a few rays and skates.
I have been keeping salt water aquariums since 1987, if anyone is interested in this type of hobby, I would be more than happy to help.
Scott
Speed cycling, hanging with my family, and of course, I'm a scrapaholic.
Noble that's pretty cool.
Mine is, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Pick up trucks, spotting (When we're not really spotting :x), PC and Xbox gaming, and fixing and learning more about electronics. Oh and of course Scrapping cause its fun as h311
Harassing the wife, annoying the dogs, emptying the traveling cooler, an some gaming here an there. oh an I find time here and there to read, read, read some more, an chill out listening to music while enjoying the frosty beverages of the cooler. :p
An scrapping, it's a hobby, it's a job, it's life!
Sirscrapalot - Off to watch his recorded Tonight Show cause ya know..that bad ass band Blackberry Smoke was on it last night.
Are those muzzle loader bullets actual civil war era or just newer ones from people going hunting with vintage muzzle loaders?
what is a good metal detector to use
i use a fisher f4, it works really good, ive heard the minelab brand is the best but they can be pricey
get a folding shovel and a set of headphones to use with it
how much does one of them cost?
a good beginner detector is in the $200-$400 range, mine was about $300 with everything, it seems to me like the detectors that use 2 9 volt batteries have deeper ground penetration
I have thought about going metal detecting around the old mines in Northern California, there are so many spots, and people seem to be finding precious metals on a fairly regular basis. But I know nothing about metal detecting at all, and would be totally lost.
Not to mention I just don't have the time right now.
I'm also envious of those of you who live in places where you can go metal detecting and find all those really cool items that are so old. The East Coast seems like it would be a lot of fun to go metal detecting on the weekends.
Scott