feedback on nugget shooting for this newbie

Thanks for the welcome and the advice everybody!!!  I've never used this detector and had it for years so I dug it out to look at it and it's a Bounty Hunter Pioneer 101, you folks have given me more advice and feedback than any other site I've been on in fact you answer and the others don't kind of like it's to much trouble to be bothered by a newbie, so thanmks agin, and I'll try this thing out in the next few days (without the disc.) and let you know how she works  thanks guys!!!!

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  I totally agree with that statement!!!

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		Quote:			Posted by shadetree#1
	Thanks for the welcome and the advice everybody!!!  I've never used this detector and had it for years so I dug it out to look at it and it's a Bounty Hunter Pioneer 101, you folks have given me more advice and feedback than any other site I've been on in fact you answer and the others don't kind of like it's to much trouble to be bothered by a newbie, so thanmks agin, and I'll try this thing out in the next few days (without the disc.) and let you know how she works  thanks guys!!!!

Shhadetree#1;

I think most of us, here, are interested in furthering the "hobby/avocation" by throwing ideas out and having them come back, multiplied, kind of like the biblical "bread on the waters."

That means, we also reap, as we sow! Its just a byproduct of being generous.

goldigger

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		Quote:			Posted by shadetree#1
	Thank you sir! I found the manual for this kritter on line so Maybe with the book and the help of folks like you guys-and girls I might even find something! we'll find out this weekend, but even if I don't it will be fun just being out there and trying, who knows maybe beginers luck will stop and pat me on the shoulder as she flys bye! thanks again   shadetree

Shadetree#1;

What was the make and model again, a Bounty Hunter, I think you said, but I do not remember the model. I have a users manual, that came with it.

I will have to look at mine and see what model it is... I have a Prizm and a Radio shack, also. The Rad Shak is not a great detector, but it was really cheap when I was really poor! 

I can not afford those 250 watt, push-pull, clickclik, hyperbalanced jobs! Unless I make my own.

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 [welcome]I also own a couple of bounty hunters and they work pretty well! get out there and do some dirt fishing, the worst that could happen is that you could find something and enjoy yourself, I found a Caddilac hub cap at two feet with my bounty hunter pioneer 505 in the all metal mode setting in black sand I was pretty amazed to say the least I have owned the 505 for 7 years and it is still working very well, also I put the small nuggett coil on the detector to see how well it worked and it picked up some small placer gold that I had found while placer mining on the Yakima river.
Keep your coil to the soil
Rick.

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