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« on: October 25, 2009, 02:26:38 pm »
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 Detecting Club  You've got to get in your down and dirty mode to be a relic hunter or good coin hunter. You've been to sites that seem all hunted out--but are they truly all hunted out? Just think about where all the regular detecting folks search---out in open spots most likely. Well, I'd suggest that you get in those hard to handle spots where the brush or plants are making it uncomfortable for you--persevere and get down on your knees and search all around the thickets and hedges. Sooner or later, you'll come up with a few nice finds worth putting in the ol' apron or goody bag-ha!

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