What a great day you had with Mr Tweed lovely silver but i do like the 17th century Trigger Guard a fantastic find ,love the old Tractor great addition to the video c u on the next Buddy👍
I was literally walking back to my bag over a patch we’d both done when I found that trigger guard Marty, how crazy is that?! Thanks as always buddy. Hope you’ve had some luck recently 👍👍
@OMA_MetalDetecting not lately mate I damaged my Arm so knocked me back a few weeks , but I'm out tomorrow on some freshly harvested field and yes trying your Forager programme 😀
@@AQUAMARTMDUK I must admit that’s one thing I’m always conscious of is injuring myself because like you said that’s a big stopper of all things detecting. Hope you’re better now mate and good luck tomorrow. Let me know how you get on 👍👍
Another fascinating days detecting with interest throughout. I loved the little interlude with the farmers driving by on their tractors and some really interesting captures of colourful beetles. The William III shilling is as good as I have ever seen, often these coins are so worn, they are almost blank! Always entertaining with superb commentary and right on the money with that musket trigger guard, well done! Cheers Andy
Thanks for watching as always Andy and glad you enjoyed the crown and trigger guard. The thing I loved the most about that trigger guard is that it was repaired and expertly repaired too! Hope you’re well mate 👍👍
Thank you very much for the kind comment, it’s very much appreciated! This video with the vintage tractors is right up you’re street I’d imagine 😁 Plenty more to come. ATB 👍👍
It’s not so much the camera but more the lens that gives you that depth of field mate. Mine is a cannon 70-200mm with a 2.8 f stop. Thank for watching. I subbed you’re channel so I can see all the stuff I dream of finding 😂👍
@@OMA_MetalDetecting 😂 we have some lucky days😊 that’s the one on the lense, I dabbled in photography many years ago and you’ve jogged my memory, thanks for the info mate😊👍 much appreciated and keep up the good work👍
@@DIRTBROSDETECTINGno problem at all matey, always happy to help out where I can. Let me know if you ever want another pair of hands on one of yours Roman fields some day 😉 Michael
In answer to your same patch, different result question I think it's all to do with conductivity. Dry ground not much conductivity, wet ground loads more so better signals 👍 Your trigger guard was a nice surprise and am I the first to notice the pun? It's a long shot 😂😂😂
You’re definitely the first Steve… not even I noticed that one 😂 good shout about ground conditions though, rain really made a huge difference to this hunt without a doubt buddy 👍
Hey that's another great video matey... Really good effort too on the '1 + 1' on-camera chat with Mr. Tweed. Most of the other TH-cam'ing detectorists shy away from anything like this - so you're moving into new territory here, (and it worked really well btw... ). Anyways, a big thumbs-up, oh... and I got my Deus 2 a few days ago!! Really good so far, and I'm currently trying your 'Forager' prog. (with success), and also a 'pimped' Sensi FT. All very exciting... Thanks again then, Bobby 🙏
Hey Bobby, congrats on you’re new purchase!! You’re going to absolutely love it matey and I’m glad forager is working for you. Thanks for the feedback on the video. It’s nice to know people notice the subtle little things I change. I was happy with how the interview style thing turned out and I agree that it works well within the context of the video. Good luck out there my friend 👍👍
@@OMA_MetalDetecting Thanks a lot matey, appreciate that. 🙏 Quick Q if you don't mind: Are you still getting a little bit of Falsing with V1.1? I'm getting some confusing signals on a lot of iron, but I think I can just about tell the difference now between those and genuine High Conductors... 🤞🤞
@@GardenDiscovery go on my channel header Kelley. Look for the “donate” bit and send £25 on the PayPal link. (not sure what it will be in USD but it will work it out) Leave you’re full address on the notes and I’ll ship it out for you on Monday 👍👍
@@GardenDiscovery wow so quick! I’ll pack one up for you right now. Let me know when it arrives and tag me in you’re video, that would be awesome!! Thank you 👍
You know I thought that when I first pulled it out. In hindsight I think it is some kind of winder or sorts but I was still very happy to find it. Thanks for commenting buddy 👍👍
Man I’d love to know if they were actually hob nails. I’ve found a few in the last and they have been allot smaller than that but you never know. Good shout 👍👍
Hey Chris 👍 it would make sense if they were hob nails but down our way they are as rare as hens teeth buddy. I found one a few years ago and it was allot smaller than this one but good shout mate 👍👍
What a great day you had with Mr Tweed lovely silver but i do like the 17th century Trigger Guard a fantastic find ,love the old Tractor great addition to the video c u on the next Buddy👍
I was literally walking back to my bag over a patch we’d both done when I found that trigger guard Marty, how crazy is that?! Thanks as always buddy. Hope you’ve had some luck recently 👍👍
@OMA_MetalDetecting not lately mate I damaged my Arm so knocked me back a few weeks , but I'm out tomorrow on some freshly harvested field and yes trying your Forager programme 😀
@@AQUAMARTMDUK I must admit that’s one thing I’m always conscious of is injuring myself because like you said that’s a big stopper of all things detecting. Hope you’re better now mate and good luck tomorrow. Let me know how you get on 👍👍
@OMA_MetalDetecting I will let you know for sure 👍
Looks like a Medieval Fray Bentos Key! loved seeing the tractors and Mr Tweed
Haha, now you mention it, it really does! Hopefully it was the steak and ale one 😋 thanks Linda 👍👍
Another fascinating days detecting with interest throughout. I loved the little interlude with the farmers driving by on their tractors and some really interesting captures of colourful beetles. The William III shilling is as good as I have ever seen, often these coins are so worn, they are almost blank! Always entertaining with superb commentary and right on the money with that musket trigger guard, well done!
Cheers
Andy
Thanks for watching as always Andy and glad you enjoyed the crown and trigger guard. The thing I loved the most about that trigger guard is that it was repaired and expertly repaired too!
Hope you’re well mate 👍👍
Well done that’s a lovely milled silver. A field is never done! Expertly filmed as always. 👍
Thank you buddy and I appreciate the comment. Definitely agree, a field can produce amazing stuff time and time again. Hope you’ve been lucky 👍👍
Nice one young man nice video nice finds keep them coming.
Thanks Tim, horrible here today so no detecting. Hopefully it’s nicer in sunny Cornwall 👍👍
It’s a great coil !!! I did the same thing recently and saw the same great results ! Congratulations on a great video !!! 🎉🎉🎉👍😊
Thank you buddy, glad you enjoyed it! I’m loving the e 13” coil at the moment 👍👍
Woww beautiful🎉
Thanks buddy. Glad you liked it 👍👍
Nicely filmed and presented.
Thanks James, I appreciate that mate 👍👍
Enjoyed the tractor parade and finds.
Thanks Chuck. That parade was a nice surprise for us too! ATB my friend 👍👍
Hello buddy i love your Chanel keep up the amazing videos i hope to meet you won day and do a days detecting with you Many thanks kind regards
Thank you very much for the kind comment, it’s very much appreciated! This video with the vintage tractors is right up you’re street I’d imagine 😁
Plenty more to come. ATB 👍👍
@@OMA_MetalDetectingyes it was buddy 😅and thank you mate
Great quality video and dialogue, would love to know what camera you use for the short depth of field range, looks great👍 love the William six pence😊
It’s not so much the camera but more the lens that gives you that depth of field mate. Mine is a cannon 70-200mm with a 2.8 f stop. Thank for watching. I subbed you’re channel so I can see all the stuff I dream of finding 😂👍
@@OMA_MetalDetecting 😂 we have some lucky days😊 that’s the one on the lense, I dabbled in photography many years ago and you’ve jogged my memory, thanks for the info mate😊👍 much appreciated and keep up the good work👍
@@DIRTBROSDETECTINGno problem at all matey, always happy to help out where I can. Let me know if you ever want another pair of hands on one of yours Roman fields some day 😉
Michael
@@OMA_MetalDetecting 😎anytime👍
In answer to your same patch, different result question I think it's all to do with conductivity. Dry ground not much conductivity, wet ground loads more so better signals 👍 Your trigger guard was a nice surprise and am I the first to notice the pun? It's a long shot 😂😂😂
You’re definitely the first Steve… not even I noticed that one 😂 good shout about ground conditions though, rain really made a huge difference to this hunt without a doubt buddy 👍
Hey that's another great video matey... Really good effort too on the '1 + 1' on-camera chat with Mr. Tweed. Most of the other TH-cam'ing detectorists shy away from anything like this - so you're moving into new territory here, (and it worked really well btw... ). Anyways, a big thumbs-up, oh... and I got my Deus 2 a few days ago!! Really good so far, and I'm currently trying your 'Forager' prog. (with success), and also a 'pimped' Sensi FT. All very exciting... Thanks again then, Bobby 🙏
Hey Bobby, congrats on you’re new purchase!! You’re going to absolutely love it matey and I’m glad forager is working for you. Thanks for the feedback on the video. It’s nice to know people notice the subtle little things I change. I was happy with how the interview style thing turned out and I agree that it works well within the context of the video. Good luck out there my friend 👍👍
@@OMA_MetalDetecting Thanks a lot matey, appreciate that. 🙏 Quick Q if you don't mind: Are you still getting a little bit of Falsing with V1.1? I'm getting some confusing signals on a lot of iron, but I think I can just about tell the difference now between those and genuine High Conductors... 🤞🤞
I'm going to have to get one of those hats to wear in my garden
Be quick Kelley, not many left now. Would be great to see you on you’re beautiful garden with it on 👍👍
@OMA_MetalDetecting I tried but couldn't get that app to work for me. Bummed, wanted to wear it in one of my gardening videos.
@@GardenDiscovery go on my channel header Kelley. Look for the “donate” bit and send £25 on the PayPal link. (not sure what it will be in USD but it will work it out) Leave you’re full address on the notes and I’ll ship it out for you on Monday 👍👍
@@OMA_MetalDetecting done!
@@GardenDiscovery wow so quick! I’ll pack one up for you right now. Let me know when it arrives and tag me in you’re video, that would be awesome!! Thank you 👍
Could that bronzey object be a key or clock winder?
You know I thought that when I first pulled it out. In hindsight I think it is some kind of winder or sorts but I was still very happy to find it. Thanks for commenting buddy 👍👍
Looks like someone is detecting on your patch in the background.
It’s that darn Mr Tweed again sniping all the coins like a magpie 😂😂👍👍
@@OMA_MetalDetectingMr. Tweed steals the show!😂
Are they mounts ? Or roman hobnails
Man I’d love to know if they were actually hob nails. I’ve found a few in the last and they have been allot smaller than that but you never know. Good shout 👍👍
machine translation problem in french 🙄
Oh you mean on the video translation? It’s set to “auto” so blame TH-cam for that one my friend 👍👍
@@OMA_MetalDetecting yes it happens from time to time 😐
Is it possible this might be a hob nail? Chris @ deus2group
Hey Chris 👍 it would make sense if they were hob nails but down our way they are as rare as hens teeth buddy. I found one a few years ago and it was allot smaller than this one but good shout mate 👍👍