The best metal detecting tips after 25 years experience.

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2020
  • My biggest struggles throughout the years and how to overcome them.

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  • @beardednomadvanlife6363
    @beardednomadvanlife6363 Год назад +12

    what's the rush metal detecting is for relaxation , exercise walking and preserving history .

    • @USNVA-yn6cp
      @USNVA-yn6cp 2 месяца назад +2

      this guy needs to switch to decaff

  • @Mutlap
    @Mutlap 2 года назад +23

    The best advice, detect where no one has ever detected before

    • @digginggopher
      @digginggopher Год назад +1

      Lol its hell though when every inch is a signal and your trying to cherry pick some that sound better, I just was by a pavilion like thattoday I gave up after the umpteenth bottlecap

    • @patrickmanasco5905
      @patrickmanasco5905 3 месяца назад +1

      @@digginggopherlots of those in picnic areas😂

  • @Anticulation
    @Anticulation Год назад +15

    No joke: i actually found a 1903 King Edward VII British Penny in Perth, Australia last night and it was all through being inspired and learning through your channel Captain SuperFreak!
    I'm swinging a Minelab Vanquish at the moment but am hoping to upgrade to a Nokta Simplex in January 🥳

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  Год назад +2

      The Simplex may not work that great in your mineralized ground . You may be able to befriend someone who has a Simplex you can use for a day before you buy one. Congrats on your Edward Penny!!

  • @conniegibson609
    @conniegibson609 2 года назад +5

    Appreciate that fact it's not long and drawn out, quick to the point

  • @ForGodandKeiki
    @ForGodandKeiki 2 года назад +3

    “You arrrre thinking wrrronnng man if you think you hunted a place out” . 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 love it PSSF . Thanks for sharing

  • @annabyars
    @annabyars 2 года назад +3

    Every second of this is amazing. My biggest metal detecting gold find yet!

  • @dl2086
    @dl2086 2 года назад +5

    On my eq800 that pinpoint button helps me determine if it’s a can or a coin or something similar by how long the tone is and that helps me determine if it’s worth digging exspecially in high trash areas that way I’m not wasting time digging bad targets and spending more time on good ones

  • @allthesmolthings
    @allthesmolthings 2 года назад +2

    Hello from the uk just found your videos 😍
    Love all the extra stuff I'm learning from you.

  • @reds1325
    @reds1325 2 года назад +8

    About 7 years ago I brought a no name cheap $70 metal detector from a pawn shop my first week with it I had two amazing finds 1st was a gold ring found by a basketball court about 4" down. And my 2nd best find was in a sports field which was a gold tooth. I got $400 for the ring and $70 for the tooth. It was crazy at the shop that brought the tooth he smashed it with a hammer to get the tooth out of the gold. Pretty neat. Anyways good luck hunting with no matter wat type you have you can find amazing stuff!

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  2 года назад +1

      All metal detectors work well on rings but teeth are very difficult for most detectors. Great find.

    • @reds1325
      @reds1325 2 года назад +1

      @@PaystreakSuperfreak it was pretty awesome. I'm thinking about getting back into it hence why I'm watching these videos. I'm thinking about the Garret ace 200 I think which is right around $200 or you have any suggestions on a cheap unit? Thanks

    • @frankpryor4839
      @frankpryor4839 2 года назад +1

      Great story! My dad and I started out with a Teroso Toletc 80, and 100 then a Toltec II. Still using them today. Have hunted many old wild west sites in Oklahoma and some in Arkansas, the old saloon town sites. Researching during the winter then hunt the other 3 seasons. You'll be surprised what you can find in small towns at old home sites. I had cards made up with "well heads located and property pins". That helped with real estate and property owners giving us a call to locate an old well they had forgotten the location which lead to finding other things looking for well head. Lot of good memories and great times and many doors opened, happy hunting and shooting your end. That's a great first story!

  • @steelydan42
    @steelydan42 3 года назад +8

    Nice video. Yes I enjoy your tips I'm still learning and I've been hunting for 41 years 👍👍

    • @i.m.7710
      @i.m.7710 3 года назад

      @Alijah Marcus spam.

    • @user-pp6eb3jv3e
      @user-pp6eb3jv3e 2 года назад

      which metal detector is the best?

  • @Equinox601
    @Equinox601 Год назад +2

    I love your excitement. Metal detecting: world’s most healthy addiction!
    I agree that it’s worth going back over sites, although I’ve found that a honey hole is never as lucrative as the first day’s swing. One tends to Hoover up all those easy surface finds.

  • @GarnetCarmichael
    @GarnetCarmichael 3 года назад +9

    Good tips! I've hunted with people who will spend minutes scanning a target and then not dig it! Success comes from more targets dug in the least amount of time. Not from spending time wondering if you are going to waste time by digging it. Thanks for the video! Garnet

  • @dirtfishingnewfoundland4353
    @dirtfishingnewfoundland4353 Год назад +1

    After 9 years of detecting I've come along way had some great machines they all perform different had 15 different detectors bunch of the newer machines and I learned one thing I love digging
    Metal detectors are becoming so complicated I almost lost the joy in it but The Legend is simple to use and so is my simplex and I can't wait till winter is over ! 🙌

  • @robertroach2291
    @robertroach2291 Год назад +1

    My first detector was an ACE 250. Bought a Compadre 8 inch coil and I can pinpoint much better than I ever could with the ACE. The Compadres are great machines and it's the only one I own. Thanks for the great vids!

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  Год назад +1

      That is awesome! The Compadre can stand it's ground in many places next to these modern machines.

  • @user-rq1dm3ny3s
    @user-rq1dm3ny3s Месяц назад

    Like the style of the video. No fluff. Thanks.

  • @DudeStuff69
    @DudeStuff69 3 года назад +8

    Encouraging video for beginners for sure. What you're saying about the pull tab signals is exactly right. Dig tones Not numbers. Everyone needs a test garden to see why those numbers don't mean crap. I know that your just showing folks real time demo but unless your just looking for surface finds I think your swing is way to fast regardless of recovery speed. The Nox is able to do it for sure but I'd love to see you slow that swing down set your self up in Field 2 zero disc, 5 tone Ferrous 2, depending on soil. That program will sniff out DEEP silver, even on edge. Excellent video dude. I did sub and I been detecting over 30 years now!

    • @wellshayden7168
      @wellshayden7168 2 года назад

      Sorry to be so offtopic but does anybody know of a way to get back into an Instagram account?
      I was dumb lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!

    • @wellshayden7168
      @wellshayden7168 2 года назад

      @Marc Harry i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im in the hacking process atm.
      Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

    • @wellshayden7168
      @wellshayden7168 2 года назад

      @Marc Harry It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
      Thank you so much, you saved my ass :D

    • @marcharry6634
      @marcharry6634 2 года назад

      @Wells Hayden no problem :D

  • @paullarson4857
    @paullarson4857 2 года назад +4

    a 10lb magnet helps me collect trash with eazy release. Learn to listen to your machine like this guy does. first time tuning in. Im more after yellow chunks on bedrock. good luck

  • @charleshardcore215
    @charleshardcore215 Год назад +1

    Thankyou for your wisdom I learn alot from your content great luck good diggin

  • @Sam48772
    @Sam48772 2 года назад

    Your videos show great technique and knowledge. There is no substitute for hours spent just doing it! I especially like how you leave an area looking so neat and tidy.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  2 года назад +1

      Thank you very much! All soil and grass is different. Keeping it tidy is what is hardest to learn. Machines are easy to learn....the ground is much harder to learn.

    • @Sam48772
      @Sam48772 2 года назад

      @Paystreak Superfreak Spot on!
      A lot of people think that the machine is the most important thing. It's like photography. The part that matters is 12 inches behind the lens. And you have it all going full speed man!

  • @denisshort3622
    @denisshort3622 3 года назад +4

    I agree in a lot of things that you were saying. But with pinpointing l sweep the coil backwards ..Side to side .At the tip of the coil will be the target . Of course it works best with a smaller coil
    .

  • @WHATTHEBEEP1
    @WHATTHEBEEP1 3 года назад +3

    Great video, Really enjoyed watching! Ive been starting to pin point without the pin point button, Deff takes practice!

  • @TeamLynchBMD
    @TeamLynchBMD 3 года назад +1

    Nice video, I always go with hunt, hunt and hunt some more to learn how to detect in general

  • @treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340
    @treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340 2 года назад

    Good finds Enjoyed the video

  • @Memecreatorfy
    @Memecreatorfy 3 месяца назад

    when I was little we bought a simple metal detector we then found a 18 hundredth coin to add to my coin collection my little sisters lost it and it got taken away by the waves! That was a nice summer..

  • @henrymorin9744
    @henrymorin9744 3 года назад +1

    That's some speedy ninja detecting... very nice...I have tesoro cutlass 2 umax..hole in center of coil...I out hunt friends with any modern detector.. at pro ,nox.. no need for pinpointing target dead center..fast recovery move onto next....more bells an whistling more confusion to dig or not....beach nox rules huge coil..great depth...land hunts..beeping dig machines..

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  3 года назад +3

      I have a buddy who uses a Tesoro Lobo and he kills it with that thing. He gets rings all of the time. It really is not about how expensive, old, new, carbon fiber or what color it is. It is all about if you become one with that detector.

  • @diggun
    @diggun 3 года назад +5

    I’m wondering if you sped up the video or if you are detecting in double-time?!

    • @crazymelvis5877
      @crazymelvis5877 3 года назад +2

      I know, I checked to make sure I had it on normal speed, haha.

  • @lincrosby9438
    @lincrosby9438 Год назад

    Liked the geese at the end👓

  • @KernowekTim
    @KernowekTim 3 года назад +2

    Another excellent video Jeremy. The way you describe the ground conditions at your dig locations really enhances the viewer's appreciation of terrain variation, and the extra effort needed to unearth buried targets. Mastery of a discipline, for me, is defined by knowledge garnered by great continuity of very regular applications in time, and not simply by 'travelling' an extended time span 'in ownership of', per se..... Just my op, yet If it were not so, you would probably be over 200 years of age, if such was possible!!! I mean my 'take' as an acknowledgement of your expertise, without any bull-shit whatsoever. Keep up your good work my friend. You are helping a lot of people out there.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  3 года назад +4

      Thank you so much Tim. You have a great knowledge of this hobby too. I am always happy to teach others and let others use my detectors. I love seeing people get exited about this hobby. I never let haters bring me down. Haters are just looking for others to hate with. HATERS ARE IGNORANT TO HAPPINESS.

    • @KernowekTim
      @KernowekTim 3 года назад

      @@PaystreakSuperfreak Aye. Sad, lonely, hateful buggers. Nothing can be done for them. Their plight is a sorry trail that they blaze.

  • @stevenhoffmeister6915
    @stevenhoffmeister6915 2 года назад +2

    Dude is like the bob ross of metal detecting 🤣”put a little dirt right there, put that one like so”…. 🤣

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  2 года назад +1

      Bob Ross is frikn awesome. I am honored you are comparing me to the legend of painting.

  • @davidwinter6148
    @davidwinter6148 22 дня назад

    I agree. What's the rush? Slow down to 90.

  • @ramboollie8115
    @ramboollie8115 3 года назад +1

    I’ve got a spot like that I have to give a rest cause it starts looking trampled down by my but it’s a loyal spot I love it !!!

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  3 года назад

      I do the same in most of my areas I hunt in. I dig a few targets out every few days. I will spend 3 hours here then three hours there, just roam from site to site for the day.

  • @WizBoots
    @WizBoots 3 года назад +1

    Hey! Good job with the consistency, may I ask what camera you use?

  • @thecoinmagician
    @thecoinmagician 2 года назад

    What frequency do you recommend for finding gold rings with the HF COIL on the DEUS jeremy.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  2 года назад

      I have found the most gold rings at 31khz. Any frequency will hit on gold rings. The small gold clasps and small pendants will hit much harder in higher frequencies.

  • @keepdigginmetaldetecting
    @keepdigginmetaldetecting 2 года назад

    Thanks Jeremy

  • @BraydenWilmsmeye
    @BraydenWilmsmeye 2 месяца назад

    Nice video! What metal detector and pin pointer do you use?

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  2 месяца назад

      I use the XP Mi4 pinpointer and I use many different detectors.

  • @gboutdoors5198
    @gboutdoors5198 Год назад +1

    so far ive found a 30-06 bullet casing my uncle who metal detects said it could be early 1900s i found it at a park so thats kinda strange

  • @dailyallowance3826
    @dailyallowance3826 8 месяцев назад

    Is yhere a way of running two coils to elliminate the need to dig for scraps ? Maybe a bigger cpil and an id coil or pointer

  • @i.m.7710
    @i.m.7710 3 года назад

    The bane of gardeners! Holes all over their lawn.
    Don't worry, I subbed.
    The first item you picked up...I couldn't understand the name of it.🤔

    • @jeffadair100
      @jeffadair100 3 года назад

      Most folks dig neat plugs and you'll never know they've been there.

  • @GarysMetalDetecting
    @GarysMetalDetecting Год назад

    What finds pouch are you using? So many choices I have not found what I want yet.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  Год назад

      I am using the XP finds pouch for parks. I use the Whites canvas pouch for relic hunting.

  • @stu3775
    @stu3775 3 года назад +3

    25 years wow! Did the finds cover detector costs and expenses?

    • @rivercitymetaldetecting9854
      @rivercitymetaldetecting9854 2 года назад +2

      The only way you don't make your money you have tied up in machines back over time is if you don't go detect.

    • @stu3775
      @stu3775 2 года назад +1

      @@rivercitymetaldetecting9854 ahh haa, kind of like youtube, if you don't make videos, you get no cash.

  • @thenewkidontheblok
    @thenewkidontheblok Год назад +1

    Did you hear about the dude that dug his steel toe boot all the way to China

  • @Yickityoptorus
    @Yickityoptorus 3 года назад +1

    Yup...another great vid. Ignore the haters...there's always a few around.
    Where'd ya get that awesome sheath man? I'd love to get one.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  3 года назад +5

      I designed the sheath and had it stitched by a local leathersmith for about 30 bucks.

    • @reuben8912
      @reuben8912 3 года назад

      @@PaystreakSuperfreak wow that’s really cool

  • @dannyboyatki
    @dannyboyatki Год назад +2

    Big fart at 5 minute mark.

  • @dailyallowance3826
    @dailyallowance3826 8 месяцев назад

    Is yhat a ritual digging motion or maybe keep warm 🤔

  • @geoffryflanigan-dd4gm
    @geoffryflanigan-dd4gm Год назад

    Get it brother

  • @ladyfrederick788
    @ladyfrederick788 Год назад

    I’m confused by my metal detector. It was supposed to be a pretty good one but it’s randomly going off and doesn’t say how far down, so I ended up digging and filling holes randomly for a couple hours to have found nothing- except some screws and metal wires, but often times just nothing and I don’t want to just keep making the hole bigger and sifting through every bunch of dirt every time, especially when i did and didn’t find anything. Maybe my detector is just not as good as advertised or it’s screwed up? Any tips are appreciated.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  Год назад +1

      We all started out with the same struggles you are facing. It takes time to start finding treasure. If you know or can befriend someone with experience with metal detecting in your area...they can walk you through it. You can search for metal detecting clubs near you or go to your local metal detector dealer to ask questions.

    • @ladyfrederick788
      @ladyfrederick788 6 месяцев назад

      @@PaystreakSuperfreak Thank you

  • @IYar56
    @IYar56 2 года назад

    I like the speed. I slow down in trash, otherwise burn outs. Tx and rx happen at less than 368,000 miles per second, so swing like a bee... Lol

  • @eternalbeing3339
    @eternalbeing3339 3 года назад

    Where did you buy your whites trx pinpointer?

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  3 года назад +1

      I bought two of them before Whites closed. I have 9 TRX's that need to go for repairs soon.

  • @1halloween2now
    @1halloween2now 3 месяца назад

    Just wondering what state you are detecting in
    Thanks

  • @geoffryflanigan-dd4gm
    @geoffryflanigan-dd4gm Год назад

    Rock on🤘

  • @TheDirtHunter
    @TheDirtHunter Год назад

    What mount are you using to film?

  • @misscamino9295
    @misscamino9295 3 года назад +3

    Where are the tips??

  • @TyMacaluso
    @TyMacaluso 6 месяцев назад

    i got to ask you ever been to Evansville IND.

  • @joshuamorphew1717
    @joshuamorphew1717 3 года назад +3

    Are you on go fast or just had A lot of coffee? Your moving so damn fast.

    • @jeffadair100
      @jeffadair100 3 года назад +1

      That's why he digs so much trash!

    • @eternalbeing3339
      @eternalbeing3339 3 года назад +1

      Lol i thought the same thing. Is probably missing some targets.

  • @analogalbacore7166
    @analogalbacore7166 4 месяца назад

    Dude you give me anxiety going so fast. Not everyone has a nox or manti recovery speed

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  4 месяца назад

      Maybe you could slow the video down to 75%. I do not have the Manticore and my Nox has broken coils.

  • @genzrbg6668
    @genzrbg6668 3 года назад

    👍

  • @zorole8786
    @zorole8786 6 месяцев назад

    Which pinpointer you use?

  • @rivercitymetaldetecting9854
    @rivercitymetaldetecting9854 2 года назад

    The thing that gets me is some seem to think it is a race and swing their detector so fast I have no clue how the machine they are using even has a chance to process the signals under their coil.
    Slow down lol.
    If ya don't want to feel free to hit me up so I can't hunt the areas you did after you leave.
    Oh, and I always take the time people claim they have been detecting with a grain of salt.
    Unless you detect everyday, 24hrs a day, you don't have the time in cuttin plugs ya think ya have.
    Maybe calendar years but not true detecting time.
    When people ask me how long I have been detecting I simply tell them the year I got into the hobby.
    They can make their own assessment from there.

  • @westrokker
    @westrokker 3 года назад

    I like your video but my Garrett 250 I can’t swing that fast ! It won’t pick up that fast...

    • @jeffadair100
      @jeffadair100 3 года назад +3

      I use an AT Pro and a Equinox 800 and they aren't supposed to be swung like you're on crack. Even on the Equinox that has an adjustable recovery speed if it's too high you will miss targets. Look at everywhere detecting channel 99% of them swing and a slow to moderate swing rate...and they find targets!

    • @pastuh
      @pastuh 2 года назад +2

      watch on x0.75 .. real speed

  • @michellerichardson3907
    @michellerichardson3907 2 года назад

    Some guys recommend slowing down

  • @Tesorosaprofunidad
    @Tesorosaprofunidad 2 года назад

    Get An AKA Metal Detector So u Dont Have to Dig Out The Trash .. with 40 Points of VID equinox is just a Relic Detector

  • @merlelangley4460
    @merlelangley4460 3 года назад

    XINGS SOMETIMES WORKS BETTER THAN USEING THE PIN POINT.

  • @paramountmotivations2976
    @paramountmotivations2976 5 месяцев назад

    If you were to advise parameters for proper metal detector for coins. Do they have ones specifically for gold, silver and copper etc.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  5 месяцев назад

      Dig it all. Coins on edge or coins masked by minerals read all different numbers

    • @paramountmotivations2976
      @paramountmotivations2976 5 месяцев назад

      @@PaystreakSuperfreak brother. What would be your recommendation and cost effective starters detector?

  • @BGoods-fd3cu
    @BGoods-fd3cu 2 года назад

    What shovel and hand tool are you using?

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  2 года назад +1

      Predator Phoenix shovel and Predator 85 hand digger

    • @BGoods-fd3cu
      @BGoods-fd3cu 2 года назад

      @@PaystreakSuperfreak why do you prefer the phoenix over other predator offerings?

  • @jehovahuponyou
    @jehovahuponyou 2 года назад

    IT WOULD BE COOL METAL DETECTING WITH YOU, *BUT* I WOULD HAVE TO FOLLOW YOU, BECAUSE IF I WENT FIRST YOU WOULD RUN OVER ME AND KILL ME DEAD, LOL!!! YOU HUNT LIKE A MAN ON A MISSION WITH MO TIME TO LOOSE - LOL!!! I CAN IMAGINE YOU THINKING; "WE'RE WASTEING DAY-LIGHT PILGRIMS!!!" - LOLx1,000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I ENJOYED YOU VIDEO VERY MUCH, AND YOU ARE SO RIGHT, IF THERE IS ANY CHANCE OF FINDING GOOD JEWELRY OR GOLD COINS, DIG A FEW PULL TABS, IT WON'T KILL YA - *AGAIN, GOOD VIDEO, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK* !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  2 года назад

      It can be dangerous to walk behind me after I eat beans.

    • @jehovahuponyou
      @jehovahuponyou 2 года назад

      @@PaystreakSuperfreak
      LOL!!! THEN YOU CAN HUNT ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FIELD - LOL!!!

  • @lynngrissom6721
    @lynngrissom6721 3 месяца назад

    Why do you sweep so fast? Give your machine time to find the stuff. That's why you can never find it all, you miss too much. Go slow, relax and have fun. This is not a competition.

  • @charlesmambourg4447
    @charlesmambourg4447 Год назад

    You have a V3i and an etrac and you prefer a Simplex+. After some hours on Simplex+ 2.78 I don't see how you or anyone would use it
    Hard to find virtue in this machine. I would
    not suggest it unles it was for rockhounding in very
    high grade ores on the surface which just about any reasonably decent detector could perform.
    btw tragic
    White's is gone. Simplex replaced the V3i? Dude, that's like a skate board replaced the car.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  Год назад

      Virtues are developed through learning and through practice. The simplicity is the virtue with the Simplex. Sometimes detectorists just want a simple easy hunt.

  • @kilner79
    @kilner79 2 года назад

    not sure if you are aware of this but garret seem to be releasing a new detector they are going live in 1 hour from now

  • @benhendricks9728
    @benhendricks9728 Год назад

    I overheard you say Texas for a month. I've got good spots to hunt. Would love to meet and hunt. Weatherford Texas. Hunt in mineral wells. Old military town.

  • @stuarthendry8330
    @stuarthendry8330 Год назад

    😢 your swinging that waaaaay to fast 😅

  • @zzzzzz3708
    @zzzzzz3708 3 года назад +4

    I have a tip for everyone. He is going way to fast and way to narrow of a swing. Seriously go ten times slower than this. Oh and don't do drugs.

  • @barrychuckle5565
    @barrychuckle5565 3 года назад +8

    Five minutes in and zero tips offered. Wtf sort of video is this?

  • @353Studios
    @353Studios 2 года назад

    25 years experience ????? LOL Well... didnt learn much .

  • @mathewlittlejohns3198
    @mathewlittlejohns3198 3 года назад

    hey your to fast man need to slow it down!

  • @michaelabbott8841
    @michaelabbott8841 Год назад

    Are you in a hurry or what.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  Год назад

      Not in a hurry. Almost all the people I detect with...detect like me.

  • @robpare5767
    @robpare5767 Год назад

    25 Years of experience and still can't dig a plug. Come on man! Please if anyone is reading this, do not cut all 4 sides of your plug. Cut 3 sides and flip the plug over. Don't break the grass connection. You will end up leaving brown spots everywhere.
    I really hope you have fixed your style since this video. Don't get me wrong the video is great but that digging style hurts.

    • @PaystreakSuperfreak
      @PaystreakSuperfreak  Год назад +1

      No brown plugs here man!! The plug will go brown if it is popped just before the dormant stage in early summer....but the grass goes brown(dormant) anyways. I do not even dig in the grass in the summer dormant brown grass because I would break my hand tool or break my foot on my shovel because the clay here hardens like concrete in the summer. I can dig hundreds of plugs in a small area of the park in the winter and not a single brown plug anywhere...I have hundreds of live dig videos day after day in the same spots digging round plugs...watch my videos and you will learn!!!!!

    • @josephw6169
      @josephw6169 Год назад

      So I’m just wondering?
      Where are all your videos rob? If you’re such a good metal detectorist where is all your proof on video that you are so good at what you say you can do? It’s very easy to have a opinion. I’d just like to see all the time you dedicate to metal detecting. If you’re so good where is your channel I’d like to learn how good you are? Oh you must have thousands of hours on multiple machines I’d like to learn from you. Make a channel.

    • @robpare5767
      @robpare5767 Год назад

      ​@@josephw6169 Are you kidding me? HAHA! While I must commend you for creating great content, I cannot help but point out my concern about your disregard for the grass and your overreaction to my criticism. Whether or not I have a channel is irrelevant. As someone who claims to have 25 years of hunting experience, it is shocking that you struggle with such a fundamental task. Your audience includes novice detectorists who may emulate your approach, resulting in unsightly brown patches in every park worldwide. I am not implying that you should focus solely on creating instructional videos; my concern is your inability to properly dig a plug. Please take the time to educate yourself on how to properly cut a plug. Let us work together to elevate this hobby and preserve the beauty of our parks.

    • @user-xv5sr9us9q
      @user-xv5sr9us9q Год назад

      Rob you have little gray wien. You worry about brown grass. You must have it good. Hope you’re grass gets greener.

  • @ronaldmciver6138
    @ronaldmciver6138 3 года назад +2

    mmmmm25 years experiance with a 2 foot swing arc,,,,,,are you sure,,,, and your swinging so fast you should be in the kentucky derby,,,,,not impressed mate

  • @Detectorman52
    @Detectorman52 3 года назад +3

    I notice that you cut a lot of circle plugs , when you do that you kill the grass. The parks board will stop everyone from metal detecting in parks some day because of people like you who do not know how to dig a plug. You might even get a fine the way you are digging your plugs. Check out some of the youtube channels on how to dig plugs & how to use a probe & screwdriver to dig shallow coins out of the grass, you don t need to dig circle plugs for shallow targets. I hate to see our hobby get shut down for good, in all the city parks because of guys like you that dig the grass up the wrong way.

    • @AquaLandRelics
      @AquaLandRelics 3 года назад +6

      Always that one guy in the comments that knows everything about grass

    • @TheArgos12
      @TheArgos12 3 года назад +3

      You shouldn't be digging in a park with a big shovel either. You want to be innocuous. City parks, town parks, you definitely need to use a probe and screw driver or a lesche digger. Save the big shovel for farm fields and woods.

    • @AquaLandRelics
      @AquaLandRelics 3 года назад +2

      @@TheArgos12 smh.

    • @i.m.7710
      @i.m.7710 3 года назад

      Banned in all our parks for that very reason. I'm a beginner so thanks for the tips for lawns. I'm starting out at the beach so won't have that problem at first.

  • @ladyfrederick788
    @ladyfrederick788 Год назад +2

    I’m confused by my metal detector. It was supposed to be a pretty good one but it’s randomly going off and doesn’t say how far down, so I ended up digging and filling holes randomly for a couple hours to have found nothing- except some screws and metal wires, but often times just nothing and I don’t want to just keep making the hole bigger and sifting through every bunch of dirt every time, especially when i did and didn’t find anything. Maybe my detector is just not as good as advertised or it’s screwed up? Any tips are appreciated.

    • @baneverything5580
      @baneverything5580 6 месяцев назад +2

      Could be interference, minerals in soil, deep iron pipes, the detector, the coil, improper settings, etc etc etc. Go to a place away from homes and power lines and see if it keeps acting up.

    • @ladyfrederick788
      @ladyfrederick788 6 месяцев назад

      @@baneverything5580 Thank you