That's a pretty productive day's hunting. Enjoyed watching and looking at your finds, coins, bullets and a marble, that can't be bad. A little rain in the ground makes for better conductivity where finds are concerned. Looks like your new detector is finding the goodies. Good hunting :D
lol you forgot "My yard", I live on a battlefield, also I'm not to new to this, been relic hunt'n for 16 years now, but this machine was new to me, glad I got it, it's found me some nice things. Thanks for the tips and for watching
On this machine thats not the case, tiny iron maybe a low tone but nice iron chunks will come in high, gold comes in kinda of a low-mid tone somewhere in the 50 range
one minor problem you need to know. you may live on a battle field, but every metal detector needs to stay away from other electronic devices like phone lines telephone poles and other electrical things, it can make the machine sound off erratically and give off false signals
I sold this one before I moved to new jersey.. but I'm back in va now and was using an AT pro.. I really didn't like it so I sold that as well.. soon before the fall I hope to find me another Fisher gold bug pro DP.. it's one of the best machines I've ever used ..
for the money it seems very good. i have an f75 ltd, but at almost double the price, the GB Pro DP would be just as good for most hunting scenarios.Thats why i might sell mine to get a GB Pro DP. More vids would be good once you get set up again. You do a great job making them. HH
Wotansvolk1972 the best place to use your fisher gold bug pro is where no one els has been over a hundred years heres some clues that will help you out. old pioneer camps old school houses fields that have store bought flowers growing where there should not be, old stone structures old lake beds old river beds
That's a pretty productive day's hunting. Enjoyed watching and looking at your finds, coins, bullets and a marble, that can't be bad. A little rain in the ground makes for better conductivity where finds are concerned. Looks like your new detector is finding the goodies. Good hunting :D
lol you forgot "My yard", I live on a battlefield, also I'm not to new to this, been relic hunt'n for 16 years now, but this machine was new to me, glad I got it, it's found me some nice things. Thanks for the tips and for watching
On this machine thats not the case, tiny iron maybe a low tone but nice iron chunks will come in high, gold comes in kinda of a low-mid tone somewhere in the 50 range
one minor problem you need to know. you may live on a battle field, but every metal detector needs to stay away from other electronic devices like phone lines telephone poles and other electrical things, it can make the machine sound off erratically and give off false signals
lower tones is iron high pitched tones is ether gold or something valuable
yep, kinda had that problem today
@wildbill2166 you will not be disappointed, I've found some great things with it since I've had it
and if you see an old structure find out who owns it and always get permission from the owners
you still use the gold bug pro? im thinking of picking one up..... any thoughts since this vid was made?
I sold this one before I moved to new jersey.. but I'm back in va now and was using an AT pro.. I really didn't like it so I sold that as well.. soon before the fall I hope to find me another Fisher gold bug pro DP.. it's one of the best machines I've ever used ..
for the money it seems very good. i have an f75 ltd, but at almost double the price, the GB Pro DP would be just as good for most hunting scenarios.Thats why i might sell mine to get a GB Pro DP. More vids would be good once you get set up again. You do a great job making them. HH
Wotansvolk1972
the best place to use your fisher gold bug pro is where no one els has been over a hundred years heres some clues that will help you out.
old pioneer camps
old school houses
fields that have store bought flowers growing where there should not be,
old stone structures
old lake beds
old river beds
Detector muito bao pra achar ouro com ele
The more you discriminate, the more battery it uses