dick ward

Great find!

Amen

Hey Chris, Good advice. I wear mine year round! Not just for snakes, they keep The cactus out of my legs too!

Looks like you guys had lots of fun in spite of the rain. Sure a dirty hand holding that silver dime.

Way to go FRANK! I’m glad the machine and the coils are working well for you. I haven’t been out for about 3 months. Its just been too darn hot to be much fun. Come on cool weather.

Darn, I was hoping for some cool weather prospecting. It’s way too hot here for detecting to be fun.

Hey there northern Arizona prospectors. Did the monsoon rains uncover any fresh Gold? How about some pictures?

Congratulations!! What a great first find.

Great pictures Chris thank you. I believe the short cannon is called a Trunnion Carronade.

Thank you Chris you are so right. As fathers we have been given great blessing and a great responsibility.

Way to go Chris. Digging through that caliche is a real chore.

Hello Ron, Western States Prospecting Association is still active. Most of us swing metal detectors. For membership information you might try contacting Driller Dave. Dave Held, WSPA V. P. dheld5000@gmail.com

I agree! My personal experience is: I sold my 4000, bought a 4500 and a nugget finder evolution mono coil from AZO. That combination is lighter than a 7000 and performance in the field is almost as good.

Interesting video, and very well done. Thank you for posting the link Jennifer.

Call Chris G. for a an experienced GPX4000