I was so upset thinking that they were going to tear down that house. I'm so glad that you said that they weren't. It's such a beautiful home. Whoever owns it is so blessed to have it.

Great video. You should really think about getting a small foxhole shovel. Makes lots of difference.

Wow a fellow Steelers fan, detectorist and local to me. My new best friend. LOL

Hello! KZread suggested your channel to me! Thought you’d like to know! Watching now! Good luck!

I LOVE how beautiful that house is, just stumbled across your channel. Cool finds!

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

Great Lakes Dirt Fishing thanks Dirt. I'm working on a new series with an 1880 Victorian on a several acre lot. Should prove interesting but will take time to produce due to other commitments. Thanks for watching & stay tuned.

@MetalDetectingDonna

3 жыл бұрын

Are you in NY too?

i cant believe nobody tried to save that beautiful historic home where is the historical society when u need them

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

They did actually move this house to a nearby historical sight & reassembled it for preservation.

@charlesboyer8207

6 жыл бұрын

I'm glad!

@sylviajones4907

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrThedocholiday Yay!

Like that stainless steel spoon and cats eye marble. I used to play with those back in the 50's and 60's. Love my AT Pro. I've found a lot with it.

Nice work love the house Happy hunting and gl

Thanks for sharing. I have had places like that. Older copper pennies but the real oldies are long gone. Good vid.

Thank you for proving what I have been saying since I started metal detecting.... No matter how expensive your metal detector is you do not know what is in the ground until you dig it up!! This is old technology and cannot progress further. PERIOD

@MrThedocholiday

Жыл бұрын

To be fair though… I’ve found literally tens of thousands of good targets & many great ones as well.

Hit it after the demo chances are there was a dwelling on the same site where the family first built & lived, often times the Victorian home was built once financial stability was established. If they scrape the lot after the demo you will likely find older artifacts once the top soil is removed.

@MrThedocholiday

Жыл бұрын

Intriguing insights… Thanks for the advice & thanks for watching.

What a place to get, looks like it was a beautiful house. Good hunt. That is cool that they are moving, it might be historical.

I am very happy you mentioned the house was not being demolished. As you said too many old houses are just destroyed with out even salvaging the irreplaceable workmanship of the buildings. I lived in a 1900s Victorian house that was illegally demolished and all the fine craftsmanship and antique fixings were lost.

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

Mary-Anne Swanson kindered spirits... My wife & I now live in a very old house that we're restoring. All the original craftsmanship remains intact. It's bound to be a long haul but with encouragement from others like yourself & the good Lord at our side, it will not only get finished but we'll treasure the journey as well... Lord willing. Thanks for watching!

The good stuff is under the house!

beautiful finds and amazing house ;) happy huntin!

Kool video Duster Dan!...Nice finds!...Glad you detected it!...GOD bless you and yours! Peace bro! :-)

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Much peace... Thanks for watching Seth!

I really enjoyed your video. Your explanation on the difference with your Technetics and Garrett detectors was very valuable information. You have a very pleasant voice and sound as if you may be a teacher, or at least involved in education. Keep up the great explanations of your hunts. You will get a lot of Subs when people make it to your site! ATB, GL and HH.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the encouragement. Aside from just a couple trolls, almost everyone has voiced appreciation of my videos. I'm just glad people can benefit from my efforts & time. I am humbled by the overwhelming support. Thanks for watching & have a great week!

Awesome to hear that they aren't taking it down. It kills me to see such amazing craftsmanship being destroyed.

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

JustMe thanks for watching...

That house is AMAZING. Fun hunt! xoxo

I prefer watching live digs..learning video as well.

That was a sweet looking house surprise you didn't fine older coins . When we hit a place like that and its not trashy we throw our NEL coils on the ATPROs so we can get a little deeper. Such a shame the old history house's are coming down one by one. Great video HH & GL

That's an awesome house. Wish I had metal detected the crawlspace under the Victorian house where I grew up. Totally regret that. Found some cool stuff on the surface, though.

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

lightfusegetaway thanks for watching...

Also, that Oneida spoon is probably from the 1990s. My parents have the whole matching set.

Great video and hunt...nicely done! Thanks....

Nice marble! It's neat how they seem to continually ride on top of the ground, even in creeks. I use a program simply called Movie Maker that I believe I got off Microsoft website. I have Windows 10 but the program is older and works fine for me.

Everything was pretty quick except the dig. Now you always should be careful but a garden spade? Spud shovels with a narrow blade.. You can stand up and dig. Also when your Dog Craps, Make a Crap Hole, Again Standing... The Finds Come Quick, The Dig Is soooo SLOW>>>>> I also see you did not ground your pinpointer. Did you ground your Ace before detecting? Thumbs up on the location... Working a Vic.. Near Portland Oregon, Already taken down.. Found the four corner stones, Found 4 rosies and a 1960 quarter.. A few wheaties.. and I was there 15 min.. I gave you a Thumbs up, But pick it up!

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

Ken Clarke thanks Ken... Advice well taken... I'm working a killer Vic currently also. New permission with 3.5 acres unlimited access... I'm in heaven!

lol 3/4's of my kitchen spoons, knives and forks are from my digs.

@johnharvey8854

7 жыл бұрын

That place I'm sure has been hit hard in the sixties and seventy's.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

How does your wife feel about 3/4 of your silverware being from your digs?

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

I suspect you're right about being hunted out previously. But, I hit another house just like this one from the 20's & scored one of my biggest & best hunts ever. One of the coins dated back to the 1700's! I found a total of 19 very old coins in all. So you just never know on these old ones until you hunt them.

@MetalDetectingDonna

3 жыл бұрын

I use all my silverware finds too except for the silver plated. Almost all of them are flaking off. I love using them! Lol. Hubby’s not a fan though. 😎

enjoyed the video thumbs up

Oh wow I know that house!! Awe to bad that's not to far from were I live . There getting ride of all the good houses left in riverside county

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching...

I always run the at pro in pro zero mode with iron audio. At first the noise can be a little confusing but once you get used to it, its a dream in trashy areas. You can also pick up deeper signals in pro zero mode if youre using headphones.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

I've tried that before & you're right - it's noisy. But, I've also learned to do that very same thing with my Tek Delta 4K & it's paid high rewards. So I plan on taking your advice & just tuff it out until I get used to it because there is no substitute for using my own brain to discriminate targets instead of letting the machine do the work for me.

Very happy about the house.

Love how there is a new directtv satellite dish on the roof

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

... comical isn't it?

Great video. You need a GoPro. Lol

You need a shovel in those areas that don't have manicured grass. You also need a better hand digger.

You sound like a really nice guy, glad I found your channel , subbed! What Telnet is do you have. I was going to get the T2 PLUS .. I’m having a hard time figuring out which one to buy either the Technetics T2 plus Garrett at pro or max or the new hyped equinox 600

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

Matt Eastman Matt Eastman it’s hard to beat any Teknetics! I use the Tek Delta 4000. I’ve used it side by side against one high end Whites machine, a garrett ace 150, ace 250 & at-pro. The only machine out of those four others that has any advantage over the tek d4k is the ATPro & that simply because it out powers the Teknetics with greater depth ability. Have you ever experienced anything so real that everything others said about it was pure noise? I’ve found tens of thousands of great targets with my d4k & I will challenge anyone to out hunt me with my Teknetics. If they can find more good targets in the same amount of time on the same property on the same day I’ll give them a fresh ten dollar bill. I’m sure countless fanboys will argue with me on this but talk is cheap & noise is noise. The Garrett AT Pro is a great machine compared to most & more powerful than my Teknetics, but I can hunt circles around an at pro with my Teknetics in the top 4” of soil. Ask me how I know for sure? I own them both & use them regularly. Hope that helps...

@drolsisusej100

6 жыл бұрын

Duster Dan awesome thank you for the reply ! Happy hunting

Id be looking for bottles instead looks like it was picked clean .

Think about all those coins that fell through the cracks on the front porch

@MrThedocholiday

Жыл бұрын

You get an idea what is under the house & porch by what you find around the house in the yard. The exception would be if someone detected the yard hardcore previously but neglected to detect under the porch.

Great location to dig! I hate when you do all the research and finally get the permission to dig and then find nothing too old. Seems like its been happening too often to me lately. But anyways great video, just subbed to you now! Good luck and happy hunting!

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Worldwide! I learned a while back never to take these properties for granted when I found a killer hoard on a property developed in 1924 which included a coin dating all the way back 1739! To bad I didn't get that hunt on camera. Still have the entire hoard of 19 coins in all though. Thanks for watching.

Good finds. Weird how there was nothing really old to find there. And shame on those guys who tried to use you as a scapegoat for them not doing there job. They try that at my job and I tell them to look back on the cctv and it speaks for itself. A picture tells a thousand words and a video even more.

Nice video!

Stunning home sad to know it's going to be demo'ed! Glad she gave up some coins and goodies for you! BTW I would taken the whole door for those knobs! :) HH

@debrabollas9982

6 жыл бұрын

She Pirate they moved the house and preserved it 🙂

Your very much welcome....Keep sending vids "their great!"...Peace! :-)

look into the Leache digging tool...that green thing sucks for hard dirt in this video.

we have the same pattern stainless "Oneida" set.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Only once found a sterling silver fork but this one had my blood pumping for a moment.

Get the 5x8 coil for your AT Pro and it will be as good in trash as anything. Actually mine is as good in trash with the stock coil as my Fisher F19 which is great in trash itself.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks friend... I've hunted with several good detectors before but I'm still learning this particular machine. Having an alternate coil is great advice so perhaps some time in the future. You're comments are a pleasant change from the typical criticism of taking several minutes to dig my first target through the rock hard soil here in So Cal. Thanks for watching & for the advice.

I think this is so cool maybe next Christmas’s I will give my brother this metal detector

Neat little find nonetheless

I have a question, I'm thinking of getting the garrett pro, which technetics are you speaking about. I would like to learn more about the machines before I buy. Maybe get an educated decision before i purchase one.

@MrThedocholiday

4 жыл бұрын

I have two Teknetics Delta 4000 machines & one Garrett AT Pro. The Tek D4K is in my opinion the best machine for your money but it lacks depth & features that higher end machines offer. I have literally found everything with my D4K & I can also tell you I think it’s the best machine for beginners because of the absolute accuracy of the target ID feature compared to Whites, Garrett & Fisher. I’ve literally found tens of thousands of great targets with my delta 4000 within a five year period. And this was not full time either. I was running my own roofing business at the time during that period, so it’s not like I spend every day detecting. I’ve found British coppers dating back to 1700’s, gold, silver, coins, jewelry, diamond ring, & everything in between. Then, several times after using the D4K I detected some of the same areas & still found more goodies with my Garrett AT Pro at greater depth. That’s about all I can say. They’re both great machines but the D4K is faster & has a more accurate target ID than anything else in the market while the AT Pro has more power at depth & more features.

I know on my Ace 250 I can discriminate the Zinc pennies from the Copper pennies. Copper pennies show up under dimes, so I just discriminate the pennies and I find a crap load of copper pennies and dimes with the 250 .. Now is there a way of discrimination zinc pennies from copper pennies on the AT Pro ?

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, sounds about right. Me too...

When you have full access hit under the porch first , almost always untouched with goodies.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice friend...

new sub...great video

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks...

Be sure to be there when they move the house and get under where the porch was.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry, too late. I was way too busy & now the site is a massive sardine can where half a million houses are packed together so tight your neighbors can hear you snore at night. That's Cali for you... We drove passed this house for months & never knew it was there until it was suddenly uncovered from the surrounding orange groves. What a beauty! Then within just a few weeks all the groves were ripped out, the house was moved & the new housing tract was going up. God knows these old houses are awesome. I've had more views from this one video than all my other metal detecting combined. I think it's the house!

Sad that old houses like this are no longer. I used to live in an old house as a child. It was awesome... Spooky, But awesome.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, what part of the country did you live at the time? I love these old houses!

@wilber9735

7 жыл бұрын

Duster Dan I lived in Oregon. Wish I had pictures, as the house is long gone now.

Dan should I get a Garrett at pro or another type of detector because it's me and my dads first time metal detecting

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

If you're gonna get two machines get at least one Garrett AT Pro & possibly the Teknetics Delta 4000, or a second AT Pro. The Teknetics Delta 4000 is the best machine for the money but they interfere with one another. My buddy & I used to go out with two Delta 4K's & we couldn't hunt within fifty feet of each other. The AT Pro is the best machine in it's class as far as I'm concerned but the Delta 4K is the best machine for the money - almost as good as the AT Pro itself & that's not to take anything away from the AT Pro. But the AT Pro is a $500 machine while the Tek Delta 4K is a $280 machine.

For the spoon. He can use the spoon to dig lol

I cannot believe that beautiful hand made house is being torn down. In this day and age where history is supposedly revered. Unbelievable. Did you search the house for old artifacts or antique bottles in the walls? Sad deal.

nice vid!

I want to get the pro but I already have the 350, any difference between the two other than the pro being water proof to a certain feet?

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Don't know about the Ace 350 but I hunted with a guy who had an Ace 250 & the refresh rate of the AT Pro seems much faster. It's just slightly slower than my Tek Delta 4K. Just an aside, the Tek Delta 4K has about the fastest refresh rate in the industry, but I digress. The AT Pro has a faster refresh rate than the other entry level Ace models, is waterproof, does well around saltwater & goes deeper than anything else in it's price range. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for watching.

We viewers like to hear the signals. I know you can hear but all we see is something being wagged around. Let us hear the signals.

@MrThedocholiday

5 жыл бұрын

KameMan I totally agree... Will do it different from now on.

I wonder if that house was moved out there

@MrThedocholiday

Жыл бұрын

Anything is possible. Thanks for watching.

Liked and subscribed

What do you mean by clad quarter

@MrThedocholiday

10 ай бұрын

The Red Book of US coins can be way more helpful than my brief explanation, but I’ll give it a shot in the meantime. By “clad” quarters I mean quarters minted after 1964 that are made of a copper core which is clad or encased with cupronickel on the outside. Cupronickel is made of 75% nickel & 25% copper. Clad quarters have zero silver content in them so they have little worth compared to silver quarters. 1964 & earlier quarters are made of 90% silver & 10% copper. These are not considered “clad” but rather silver quarters & are way more valuable than clad quarters. Hope that helps.

Poor house. Hope you took some good pics. RIP

@MrThedocholiday

4 жыл бұрын

They actually preserved the house & moved it to a historical site nearby.

@Mari-kf2vw

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrThedocholiday oh that's good! You should go back to hunt it... I wouldn't be able to sleep with a permission like that😍

Great channel subbed..

@tomburcher5237

7 жыл бұрын

I think it will be saved, it bounced up and down on it's foundation, and had one Hell of a Hissy Fit!

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Not sure what you're talking about but thanks for watching anyway. Perhaps you saw them haul it away after they cut it in half...

Should have remoced the lattice from the porch and checked underneath.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Didn't have time...

may be a dumb question, but how do you tell the diff between the copper and zinc pennies?

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

It's not a dumb question... The zincs ring in at 76 & the coppers ring in at 82 on the ID's of both the Garrett AT Pro & the Teknetics Delta 4000. Occasionally the numbers vary a little but not much more than a digit or two. The Teknetics has a more accurate & consistent ID than the AT Pro but it's not as deep or as powerful at depth.

@ScottAReid

7 жыл бұрын

thanks for answering. great explanation. i may get the AT pro soon. cant see spending the $2500 on that ctx 3030 people love. u think that 3030 detector is worth the extra $1700 over the at pro?

@anthonywagstaff

7 жыл бұрын

AT Pro is a way better machine for the money. If I upgrade from my atpro, I would buy an ETRAC.

Poor gopher, now hes imprisoned lol, good vid gl hh

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

I have several traps if the gopher isn't happy with my backfill results. I think the traps are called the 'Death Clutch 2'. I found them online & use them whenever I need to get rid of the little digging devils from my own yard.

Ever hear of a tool called a shovel!

@MrThedocholiday

10 ай бұрын

Yes... I use several shovels. Ever hear of decomposed granite? Ever try digging in DG after it’s been re-packed by the rain & baked by the sun? Ever see a true detectorist pass up an opportunity to detect a house this old & dig in DG anyway?

What is the most big thing have you ever found?

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Do you mean big according to size or big according to value? I usually don't dig the larger targets, but the most valuable target ever was an 18K gold ring with a 1/3 carat diamond in it. I found it 3 inches down in the dry sand at Carpenteria state beach in CA.

@aliceanthony3940

7 жыл бұрын

mean value-well done then. The country I live.one man found coins value of three million pound.

6:49 How do you get recent problems from the past on your AT Pro?? San Antonio

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

You've never heard the term recent past? I did a hunt in the local mountains & the iron was so bad that no matter how much I tuned it down I still couldn't hear the good signals through the iron. I'm used to Running my machine wide open but I can't do that with the Garrett cause it's too sensitive.

How about searching under the front porch? That would seem to be an obvious place.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a great idea... I was really convinced that I would find good targets in the yard though & by the time I realized I wouldn't find them there, it was a too late.

Too bad, that looked like a sweet permission too.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

That's okay, I've had better hunts that I didn't get on video. I'm planning another old permission in the near future that's abandoned but hasn't been bulldozed yet.

shame you didn't find anything older. satellite dish was a dead give away for modern finds though

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I have two very special hunts under my belt where I found coin hoards (Off camera) on properties developed in similar time eras. One property (1924) produced a large coin hoard of nineteen vintage coins - one of them dating back to 1739 - three of which were British Coppers & one an LC. So you never know where these amazing treasures may be hiding until you hunt - satellite dish or not. Thanks for watching...

I better go Snoop around where is this place?

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

It's been bulldozed & developed with dozens of modern houses jamb-packed right next to each other... Good luck!

I hate to see that go too, what a shame. I love Victorian stuff.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, now they're developing the property to build either houses or apartments. In any case, property values in CA are too high to just let the land sit empty without capitalizing on the potential for rents & mortgages. At least the house was saved & moved elsewhere. Thanks for watching.

@amakuaole

7 жыл бұрын

Oh I'm glad the house was saved!..That's the main thing!..It's like they say. Once the developers move in, there goes the neighborhood!

@tomburcher5237

7 жыл бұрын

In a lot of housing developments, a large victorian house, usually brick, is used as an office for the contractor, or storage space for collectible tools, and furniture. They may rent it out to a family member who is homeless, or may sell it to a groundskeeper.

Good job bud ! Dad's Piranha

dan where do you hunt? what state? thanx

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

California... Why?

@PeterOkeefe54

7 жыл бұрын

hope to find a spot while visiting richmond va

nice site. I found your channel playing after one of Bill Lads punk ass videos. HH subd

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

You don't like Bill Lad? Just curious...

@EvansGoneFishing

6 жыл бұрын

Duster Dan i do and i don't. I don't like how cocky he's been over the past year or so and now he's picking on Jocelyn with the troll. It was funny at first but 10 episodes of it is enough.

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

I get it... cockiness gets old real fast & really shows what's in a person's heart. On the other hand Jocelyn's pretty cool. I really dig her song, "I dug it up" because It tells the story of the passion of treasure hunting that only those who catch the bug understand. On another note, I'm planning to do some serious hunts in the next couple years on multiple late 1800's homestead properties - one of which is nearly 4 acres & unlimited access. Planning to record every hunt but it's gonna take some time before I can upload them. Lord willing everything will work out so stay tuned. Thanks for your response.

Tearing down that house is a crime.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

I know... :(

@oofeeleelee6556

4 жыл бұрын

These people in my town tore down a beautiful colonial house from 1713. Tore it down and built an ugly house on top. So sad. It was in good shape too.

wonder if it a left over from a movie filming

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Mike Nauer It kinda looks that way don't it? But no, I checked on Google Earth & Zillow & this house has been here more than a hundred years. Pretty sure it was previously hunted though. Thanks for watching...

@tomburcher5237

7 жыл бұрын

Why didn't some one move the house? I know that cost a mint, so do these new houses; built to look-alike chicken houses. With the flimsy 2x4's? they use any more, a F3 tornado would make a nice splinter pile!

@tomburcher5237

7 жыл бұрын

I found out they are going to move the old Vic. Sweet!

You may have found more if you weren't running in COIN mode.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe... still learning the AT Pro.

Go STEELERS-STEELER NATION

Remark about corrupt banking practices being the result of our having zinc coins... went over my head... what is that about? Never heard that story.

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

Ginchiest1 Okay so first question... Why was silver removed from our larger currency? Second question... Why was copper removed from our smaller currency? Today's pennies are a mere skin of semi-expensive copper filled with worthless zinc. Today's larger coins are comprised of relatively worthless alloys instead of valuable silver like they used to be. The same goes for gold coinage. Gold was removed from circulation altogether & now we even have bronze coinage to resemble gold. So why have precious metals & semi-precious metals been removed from all our coinage & relatively worthless metals been substituted in their place? We'll, there are actually several reasons for this, but not the least of which is the government's obligation to make good on their promise of currency value to the public they serve. And, the government's beholden obligation to the banks that fund government functions... The central bankers tell politicians what to do based on central bank practices of investing & minting of currency & whenever bankers can substitute leeser valued currency for higher valued currency & convince politicians to legislate such substitution in order to profit from that substitution, they will do so. And substitution of worthless metals for precious & semi-precious metals in currency is a major profit swap for those who mint our coinage; especially on the scale of coinage supplied to our population today. So if the govt & central banks profit by swapping worthless currency for inherently more valuable currency, who loses out in this value swap? The public, that's who. How? By having the inherently valuable precious metals removed from our currency, the value of our currency goes down. This is called "Inflation". Ever heard of it or wonder what causes inflation? Now you know. This is the primary reason why a twenty dollar gold piece from 1933 is worth 1300+ dollars today... Because the value of the paper dollar has decreased by approx. 7 thousand percent if my math serves me correctly. This was not only intentional on behalf of central banks & government, it was done deceptively, under the guise of what was necessary & good for the public at the time. This has happened to all our coin currency & now even with our paper currency, but in a slightly different way. This is the corruption I was referring to in my video & it is well documented throughout history with all governments.

What is the depth range of AT?

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

I.W.C Chennur From zero to about ten inches.

@IWCLuxuryFurniture

6 жыл бұрын

I'm planning to go for an AT pro n d seller claims tht it can detect upto 25". How true is that?

@IWCLuxuryFurniture

6 жыл бұрын

Dan plz help me out with zeroing on my first MD. And also let me know what u think abt Makro Jeohunter 3D series?

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

I.W.C Chennur it depends entirely on the size of the targets... Sure, it will pickup an engine block 25” down, but who metal detects engine blocks? See what I’m saying? Most people detect coin-size targets or slightly larger. The ATPro can detect coins about 10” down. The other thing that nobody talks about is discrimination... You have to either discriminate with your own senses or tune the machine to discriminate for you. There is a ton of targets to discriminate in the ground under your coil the deeper you go. While the atpro is great at picking up those targets it takes a long time & a lot of practice discriminating out those targets with your own senses. The only other option is to tune the machine to discriminate for you & risk missing good targets down deep. Does that make sense?

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

I.W.C Chennur Makro Jeohunter is designed as a deep seeking detector. First, you have to know what you’re hunting for & at what depth you’re likely to find it. The last silver quarter I found was about 4” down on an 1880 property. Coins & other heavy object typically sink about an inch per decade depending on soil type & conditions. It is rare to have a need to hunt more than 10” down - unless of course you’re hunting beach sand for gold jewelry. Most of the valuables lost in the last century are within 12” inches from the surface. Not only that but if you hunt deep you have to have the will to retrieve those targets. Digging 12” down for every potential good signal can burn a person out on detecting. While the treasure hunting bug can become feverish, you still need endurance for the long haul & most of us find that by using lightweight hand tools & machines that can hunt & retrieve quickly within the top ten inches of soil are preferred. Any deeper than that & you better pack a lunch, bring your bug spray, carry water for cleaning & rehydration, bring a heavier deep digging shovel & have the willpower to not only work hard retrieving, but also work hard to replace the earth that you dig. Now, as far as zeroing any unit goes... Just follow the instructions in the manual & test your machine after zeroing it. Practice is king in this hobby!

Go Steelers!

Very nice spoon...I wish I had a nice spoon like that I would gouged my fucking eyes out about now.

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

Oh look, another troll... How wonderful! Have you met Cainboy yet? You two ought get together & practice your grammar while you're gouging out your eyes with spoons. Nothing would make me happier... That way you'd miss-spell all your profanity & my children wouldn't be able to ready your inane comments, because you probably can't even type without looking at the keypad. Very mature Phil...

Dude, you need a spade shovel

Just dig it out already (3:17).... Damn

@MrThedocholiday

6 жыл бұрын

John Savage There was a gopher hole directly beneath the target & being careless & having it fall another foot or two into the rock hard soil is not my idea of fun, despite the need for patience from viewers. The soil in this hunt was very hard compared to other areas of the country. Thanks for watching...

They make bigger shovels

@MrThedocholiday

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but they also make softer soil to dig in with those bigger shovels. 😉

Such a beautiful historical house. Sad it is being demolished. Nice hunt. Check out my vid on protecting your pinpoiter. Greetings, GL and HH.

You need a go pro.

@MrThedocholiday

4 жыл бұрын

Philip Callicoat Yes, I know. Want to buy one for my birthday?

@MrThedocholiday

3 жыл бұрын

Wanna buy me one for Christmas?

gold/ silver in the off shore accounts of the 1%

somebody must have hunted it out in the 70s.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

That's what I figured too... Thanks for watching.

The dude says the coin looks the size of a quarter. Assumes it's a nickel

We love your videos. Can you take a look at our channel and tell us what the objects are we found

oops I spoke too soon

If you find a buried spoon, you're supposed to bury a new one or you break the chain of luck.

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Really?

@DarinWixon

7 жыл бұрын

That's the way it's been told. I don't believe in that stuff but that's what people say. It was some old thing told by my ancestors. Usually bury the spoon by the water for good luck. If someone digs it up, they have to bury a new one or they'll break the chain of good luck. Yours wasn't found by the water though.

@tomburcher5237

7 жыл бұрын

This might have been believed in South Wales in the 1800's, but not in their new country,America!

What a waste of such beautiful architecture and workmanship.

ha wtf... that house would go north of 200k in ma

Here is an interesting article about the house www.redlandsdailyfacts.com/lifestyle/20160808/historic-home-makes-way-to-loma-lindas-heritage-park-one-half-at-a-time

@MrThedocholiday

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much... I really appreciate you sending the link. You rock!!!