Yesterday a front came thru with big offshore winds so I decided to go to a beach I hadn't been to in years because its a pulse beach, at bottom of slope where I hunted is not for a pulse but out in water and flats it is, everything worthwhile is super deep where you need to listen for whispers, some of my oldest and deepest gold came from this spot. Tide time was not the greatest but I said what the hell, I'm gonna go hunting with my OBN Excal, its not a spot for the Nox at all, the Excal is deeper and has better tones than the Nox.
I charged both my battery packs night before and thought I put the new pack on which I didn't, anyway I get to bottom of slope where I wanted to hunt turn on Excal heard a click thats it dead battery. I need to order a new battery for that pack its original. So I took a long walk back to my truck and changed batteries, back down to bottom of slope and it fired right up hunted about 2 hours, had to quit early, wife would be coming home soon...
This spot not easy to hunt, one must place foot on back of scoop and then as you are pushing hard move scoop left to right to get it to go through the rocks, after the first scoop digging gets somewhat easier... after 6 inches of rocks and mud you hit old sand a different color than whats in the dry... yellow vs white and its courser that the dry..... Earl and his sugar sand scoop would like the sand in the dry which I don't hunt unless its ground down to clay.
Anyway I hate bullets, usually I find 3 ringers and musketballs there not yesterday, I believe they are 45cal sure look like what I used to fire at the range. a couple 22 cal as well and one I don't know what it is might be a 32 cal...
No yellow but 6 silvers 4 dimes being mercs and one barber dime from early 1900's. I didn't get a lot of low tones but I enjoyed hunting with Excal again. I think I'll save Nox for dirt and heavy iron spots I hunt. Medals are silver as well.
I charged both my battery packs night before and thought I put the new pack on which I didn't, anyway I get to bottom of slope where I wanted to hunt turn on Excal heard a click thats it dead battery. I need to order a new battery for that pack its original. So I took a long walk back to my truck and changed batteries, back down to bottom of slope and it fired right up hunted about 2 hours, had to quit early, wife would be coming home soon...
This spot not easy to hunt, one must place foot on back of scoop and then as you are pushing hard move scoop left to right to get it to go through the rocks, after the first scoop digging gets somewhat easier... after 6 inches of rocks and mud you hit old sand a different color than whats in the dry... yellow vs white and its courser that the dry..... Earl and his sugar sand scoop would like the sand in the dry which I don't hunt unless its ground down to clay.
Anyway I hate bullets, usually I find 3 ringers and musketballs there not yesterday, I believe they are 45cal sure look like what I used to fire at the range. a couple 22 cal as well and one I don't know what it is might be a 32 cal...
No yellow but 6 silvers 4 dimes being mercs and one barber dime from early 1900's. I didn't get a lot of low tones but I enjoyed hunting with Excal again. I think I'll save Nox for dirt and heavy iron spots I hunt. Medals are silver as well.
( Its a pulse beach ) Gold Skunk -- may I suggest you start a museum, besides dead batteries & no pulse machine to use, maybe you should just plea the 5th. ,& call on OBN to come up with an AQ to swing , or ask Bronco fan to sell his pulse Beachhunter to you , congrats you're in the run for Gold Slumpy 2025-- because you hunted , PS Get a cook for Diana-
- so you don't have to use that, as an excuse on why you can't stay on the beach & hunt 



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Boss , I sold the Boat , still stocked up on fishing equipment , plenty sinker's do you want me to send what I have in stock up to you since , your starting a new career ? Plenty Lead 

Congrats on the silver Craig , & getting out , your doing 100% better than I




, since you find no gold , Ill tell you what , Ill buy the 1st blanket 