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I
went out hunting today with two buds, Harry and Ned. We hit
an old farm field in Deep Creek, Virginia in an area with
some Civil War history. We made a few nice coin and
bullet finds there and then we went out to Suffolk, Virginia
to some woods in an area that had a lot of Civil War action.
We've hunted there before and pulled some bullets, buttons,
and coins and we did it again today. The weather was great,
the hunting good, and the targets fairly plentiful, so it
was a good day. I was using my Quattro with the 12.5"
EXcelerator coil at first and then switched to the FBS 1050
for the 2nd half of the hunt. Both performed admirably, as
did the Quattro. Ned and Harry were using their Fisher CZ's
and both of them found some nice stuff. I took a few pictures.
This
is the first spot we hit and here's Ned with his CZ... 
Next
up was this baby..
The
Quattro takes a breather and digs the scenery..
These
are my finds. Note the absolutely NASTY V-nickel
in the right corner...6 inches down and a solid 14 signal
on the Quattro. Too bad it's toast. The Eagle button and the
Barber dime were my two best finds of the day. The 3-ringer
in the center of the buckle looks to have been chewed. 
And
finally, check this button that Ned dug. Anybody recognize
it? I'll post it on the Relic Forum too. HH!