Thanks for subscribing Jim! Hopefully I can crank out an even better video for next week! I'm heading back out there right now. I was out for a short bit yesterday and dug 4 more wheats and a silver so that'll be on the next video.
Hi nice to see your finds. New sub from Australia 🇦🇺😀 I swing a manticore. Your mercury dine is cool. Silver quarter too. I like coins. The round ring looks like a little pendant for a necklace.? Lots of wheaties 😀 bonus digs look cool
Thanks Dan! I've been kind of spoiled with all the silvers I've dug this year (49 so far) so the wheat pennies don't really get me going. They are fun to find but I don't know if too many people get excited about them.
Man thats a decent day digging mercs,rosies,quarters too! My last one was few clads,a huge horseshoe,from logging,and a big rattlesnake,he didnt appreciate me disturbing his nap either,lol!
Thanks James! I kind of wish I could get over a little older stuff but I'm happy with my results. You gotta watch those rattlers......I've had those buggers chase me before in Southeast Montana while out fossil hunting.
Awesome vids. Keep on making them. I’m out in the northwest part of the state. I have been thinking about recording my hunts. Guess I have actually make it out to record them. 😂 Anyway thanks for the action.
@@EmptyWilbur I left Kenmare right after high school in '83 and came to Iowa (extended family). Only time I've ever been back was two summers ago for a drive through before we vacationed at Roosevelt National Park.
I've never had a lot of luck around old school houses from the early 1900's. I think a lot of the guys who bought detectors when they first came out hit these places pretty hard since they are public property. I was surprised I got anything from there let alone a silver!
I may have to check that out.....I always like seeing that really old stuff they have over there. The oldest we detect in my area is mid 1800's at the oldest. Most everything I dig is early 1900's to 1950's.......I can't stand digging clad!
Thanks Brett! I just started my channel about a month and a half ago. Would have liked to start it earlier but good old ND winters don't want you enjoying the outdoors too much!
Hello, enjoyed your video. Do not see many that accually show the dig. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of shovel are you using? Looks to be pretty light weight.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! What I use is an Anaconda NX-6 Tempered Steel 36" Shovel. It works very well and is quite light. Only problem I've run into is I've bent and broken a couple trying to dig super hard or frozen ground......which I probably shouldn't be digging or cranking on a shovel in in the first place. I've got two of them so I always have a back-up. They run about $100.
Huge fan of the CTX3030. It is a bit heavier than most detectors so you get pretty worn out after a day full of swinging but I feel like it really gives you a good idea of what you're digging and picks out those hidden, semi-masked signals. I'm thinking about buying a second one to have as a backup just in case they quit making them in the future like they did with the Etrac.
Thanks for watching and subscribing! What I use is a 36" Anaconda NX‑6 Tempered Steel Shovel. It works great in pretty much any condition.....except frozen ground. I've destroyed a couple of them trying to dig that stuff.
Its nice to see another No Dak person out there detecting. Nice find buddy.
Thanks Darren! Not much else going on in ND, might as well dig up some silver! 😁
Great day…. Nice finds!!!
Thanks! It was a couple of fun places to detect......kind of wish there had been some older stuff though.
You did not fail. You got out. That what’s important! Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure 🌎🌺🎉🇺🇸💕✌️👵
Hello new subscriber. Great finds. Nothing wrong with wheats and silver. Can’t wait to see your next hunt.
Thanks for subscribing Jim! Hopefully I can crank out an even better video for next week! I'm heading back out there right now. I was out for a short bit yesterday and dug 4 more wheats and a silver so that'll be on the next video.
Sweet digs man!! Lots of goodies!!
Thanks man! I wish there had been some older stuff but you get what you get.
Hi nice to see your finds. New sub from Australia 🇦🇺😀 I swing a manticore. Your mercury dine is cool. Silver quarter too. I like coins. The round ring looks like a little pendant for a necklace.? Lots of wheaties 😀 bonus digs look cool
Thanks brun!
Nice finds 👍 love those American coin designs
Thanks! And thanks for watching my video!
I would be happy with a Wheat. Places around here are Hunted To Death..... Happy Hunting and Good luck 🤞🤞👍👍
Thanks Dan! I've been kind of spoiled with all the silvers I've dug this year (49 so far) so the wheat pennies don't really get me going. They are fun to find but I don't know if too many people get excited about them.
Man thats a decent day digging mercs,rosies,quarters too! My last one was few clads,a huge horseshoe,from logging,and a big rattlesnake,he didnt appreciate me disturbing his nap either,lol!
Thanks James! I kind of wish I could get over a little older stuff but I'm happy with my results. You gotta watch those rattlers......I've had those buggers chase me before in Southeast Montana while out fossil hunting.
Some nice silvers there.
Thanks Daniel and thanks for watching!
During the little groaning and mournful opening, I noticed your background music 🎵🎶 🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸
Nice finds!
Thanks!
Awesome vids. Keep on making them. I’m out in the northwest part of the state. I have been thinking about recording my hunts. Guess I have actually make it out to record them. 😂 Anyway thanks for the action.
Thanks man! Sounds like you're up in no-mans-land up there. Tough detecting up in that area, good luck to ya though!
Great hunt
More silver 1944 philly quarter,any silvers a good day in my hunts,only thing better,morgan dollars, or gold ,nice!
Spent my HS days (79-83) in Kenmare. Are you anywhere close? Some real nice digs there including silver in the hole, Gotta Love It!
Thanks Dirt! I live in Minot but detect all over around here.
@@EmptyWilbur I left Kenmare right after high school in '83 and came to Iowa (extended family). Only time I've ever been back was two summers ago for a drive through before we vacationed at Roosevelt National Park.
Could be a really good hunt! Always had lucky finds around old schools!
I've never had a lot of luck around old school houses from the early 1900's. I think a lot of the guys who bought detectors when they first came out hit these places pretty hard since they are public property. I was surprised I got anything from there let alone a silver!
A 1940S and a 1941 mercury dime,silver nice!
You guys should check out the treasure dog of maine. He gets some insane stuff off colonial beaches with the minelab equinox series
I may have to check that out.....I always like seeing that really old stuff they have over there. The oldest we detect in my area is mid 1800's at the oldest. Most everything I dig is early 1900's to 1950's.......I can't stand digging clad!
Hello. Just found your channel. I was born and mostly raised in southeast ND. Nice finds after a long winter.
Thanks Brett! I just started my channel about a month and a half ago. Would have liked to start it earlier but good old ND winters don't want you enjoying the outdoors too much!
Lol. So true. I live in southwest SD now. A little shorter winter but still no detecting for about 4 months or more. Keep up the good work.
@bretthovde2765 thanks man! I'll do my best! Goodluck to you!
Hello, enjoyed your video. Do not see many that accually show the dig. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of shovel are you using? Looks to be pretty light weight.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! What I use is an Anaconda NX-6 Tempered Steel 36" Shovel. It works very well and is quite light. Only problem I've run into is I've bent and broken a couple trying to dig super hard or frozen ground......which I probably shouldn't be digging or cranking on a shovel in in the first place. I've got two of them so I always have a back-up. They run about $100.
What are your thoughts on the CTX 30/30
Huge fan of the CTX3030. It is a bit heavier than most detectors so you get pretty worn out after a day full of swinging but I feel like it really gives you a good idea of what you're digging and picks out those hidden, semi-masked signals. I'm thinking about buying a second one to have as a backup just in case they quit making them in the future like they did with the Etrac.
New sub.
Newbie just wondering make of shovel . Thanks
Thanks for watching and subscribing! What I use is a 36" Anaconda NX‑6 Tempered Steel Shovel. It works great in pretty much any condition.....except frozen ground. I've destroyed a couple of them trying to dig that stuff.
Right from the start, too much swinging and useless information unless you have that exact same detector.