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« Reply #30 on: May 19, 2011, 05:38:31 pm »
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Couple more tweaks on my XLT program and I'll soon be able to detect megladon teeth Crazy
Sorry couldn't pass on that one.... Wink

I see a fair amount of divers working off the beach in Venice, FL (advertised as shark capital". They work the area about 150 feet out and I've seen some nice ones.....sharks teeth that is. You can find smaller ones on the Venice beaches. After a good day of detecting and picking up sharks teeth, head over to Sharkys on the beach for a cool one.

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