Had some fun today

[woodbutcher]

I think I’ve been out four times this year, just haven’t had the time and too beat after long days in the sun slaughtering trees. Dusted the legend off and took to an old ball field that really never produced anything for me, didn’t expect to find anything tonight but sure was glad the Legend handled its business….some silvers, half a dozen wheats and the normal clad. Everything was deep and the ground is so dry it was worth the work though..Thanks for looking.

 

[MasonDixonMding]

Good job.

 

[jwp1964]

Always nice to get a trifecta! Nice work!

 

[bottlecap4u]

OOooh nice silver day!

 

[woodbutcher]

Good job.

Always nice to get a trifecta! Nice work!

OOooh nice silver day!

Thanks guys, was a pretty good day, not always like that ,at least not for me

 

[Soil Surgeon]

Nice! Congrats!

 

[Digging Prayers]

Cool finds, congrats on those silvers. That 1903 Barber looks nice.

You call that dry dirt? I can actually see a plug formed.

 

[LovestheShiny!]

Nice Dime Trifecta, and good looking '34 Washington Quarter!

 

[markinmichigan]

Way to go, nothing feels better!

Mark in Michigan

 

[stetam]

Good going on the silver. I can't get deeper than 4" with this dry dirt.

 

[cellrdwellr]

Killed it, great hunting!

 

[markinswpa]

I think I’ve been out four times this year, just haven’t had the time and too beat after long days in the sun slaughtering trees. Dusted the legend off and took to an old ball field that really never produced anything for me, didn’t expect to find anything tonight but sure was glad the Legend handled its business….some silvers, half a dozen wheats and the normal clad. Everything was deep and the ground is so dry it was worth the work though..Thanks for looking.

Way to to go Woody. Trifecta! Don't see too many of those anymore. Congrats on the silver score. That one dirty quarter looks to have a silver rim also, ????? Good luck. Mark

 

[Dave_e]

Great going woodbutcher.
I always appreciate your approach and openness to using so many different types of machines/tech/settings.

 

[jack&jill]

Some mighty fine digging Pete. For a location that does not give up much you sure put the shovels edge in it. Huge congrats on a inspiring hunt from another old timer. Trapper

 

[Tom_in_CA]

Thanx for bringing us along. Nice pix.

 

[Surf Master]

Nice hunt Wood , makes me want to go dirt digging again , 4 silver's , sweet , congrats

 

[woodbutcher]

Nice hunt Wood , makes me want to go dirt digging again , 4 silver's , sweet , congrats

Thanks Earl

Thanx for bringing us along. Nice pix.

wish I coulda got a LC for you Tom

Some mighty fine digging Pete. For a location that does not give up much you sure put the shovels edge in it. Huge congrats on a inspiring hunt from another old timer. Trapper

Thanks Trapper, ya know until this time it never produced anything, maybe the ground thawing did it.

Great going woodbutcher.
I always appreciate your approach and openness to using so many different types of machines/tech/settings.

Thanks Dave_e, I like to use a lot of machines but unfortunately I’ve run out of places to hide them from her. Lol

Way to to go Woody. Trifecta! Don't see too many of those anymore. Congrats on the silver score. That one dirty quarter looks to have a silver rim also, ????? Good luck. Mark

Hey Mark, just trying to represent Pennsylvania,I’ve been slacking all year.

Killed it, great hunting!

thanks cellerdwellr

Good going on the silver. I can't get deeper than 4" with this dry dirt

It’s so hot and dry here I’m using a shovel and having a hard time getting down myself

Way to go, nothing feels better!

Mark in Michigan

Thanks Mark!

Nice Dime Trifecta, and good looking '34 Washington Quarter!

Thanks Lovestheshiney, I don’t post much anymore but I sure do watch everyone else, your definitely killing it as usual.

Cool finds, congrats on those silvers. That 1903 Barber looks nice.

You call that dry dirt? I can actually see a plug formed.

yea it’s dry for sure, it’s a 1902 barber, looks like a 3 in the pic though

 

[woodbutcher]

Nice! Congrats!

Thanks Soil Surgeon