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METAL DETECTING with the MANTICORE and 11 Inch Coil in really tough ground
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2024
- G'day folks. Well it's still really dry out in the middle of the Aussie bush, but we soldier on metal detecting with the Minelab Manticore, following a fence line through trashy ground.
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My name is Andrew, so why do they call me The Coffee Bush Kid? I may have found the odd gold coin or two in the middle of the coffee bush where others fear to tread.
Metal detecting in Australia and sharing tips and tricks, metal detecting finds and the odd Aussie critter.
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Detectors - Minelab Equinox 800, Minelab Equinox 900, Minelab Manticore
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Thanks Andrew 😊 Another enjoyable video out in the Oz bush. Some good dad jokes and fresh air. Perfect. Catch you next time! All the best. Camille
Gday Camille. Glad you enjoyed the video and jokes. Will probably be the last time out there. The track is getting overgrown to get in there. Take care mate 😁👍
It's always nice being out there Andrew thanks for a great video 😁👍
Gday boys. It is always great out in the bush. Thanks for watching fellas 😁👍
love watching your episodes
Thanks Andrew 😊
Thanks for the comments and watching Chris 😁👍
Hello again Andrew, we find bits of oil lamps, sometimes they have the wick winder, but always bent and crumpled, we find those leather rivets, pain in the bum, nothing wrong with a harmonica reed, keep up the grat vids my friend, ATB Bill and Julie X
Another riveting video any day out is a good day I still enjoy your videos stay safe and God Bless cheers mate
Gday Terry. Yes any day out is a good day. Thanks for watching. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Thanks CBK⛏️👍
Thanks for watching Graeme 😁👍
Thank you Andrew for another great post, good to see that you are well acquainted with reloading equipment.
Gday Len. Glad you enjoyed the video. Have found a few bit and pieces of gun related stuff over the years. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
The weather is that glorious now ,it doesn't what you find,it's just great to get out for a swing.The buckles,buttons, and coins will come up next time. Rivets and washers were made to infuriate detectorists. Cheers mate.
Gday Gary. It is glorious weather. I do love autumn. Got some of the aforementioned items last weekend. Rivets give great signals and infuriate they do. Take care cobber 😁👍
Rivets , rivets and rivets. Ahh! Powder flask top and a beautiful location! Yes! Enjoyed the video! :)
Gday Roberto. It is a really beautiful spot out there. The flask top was cool to find. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
Regardless of the finds, its still good to be out and about. Still love to see a tour of the pool room . Maybe one day🤞
Haha. Maybe 🤣. You are right, it was good just to get out. Great for the mental health. Thanks for coming along 😁👍
You drew us in with your very first find
It was very very... Umm!
But im just being kind
Plus the word that I want
Just wont come to mind
Thinking for me
Is realy quite tough
And im sure you will find
Some more riveting stuff.
How about that, theres the word I was looking for!
"Stuff"...
Your bell joke took a bit of a toll on me. But it did ring true.
I thought, Hmm! Rivets and Reeds, I might be able to do something with that, but I have the feeling ive been there before.
Oh! And Viv, just thought I'd let you know that your frog did the trick
And it took me a moment
For my mind to click
Actually it took me a while
Cause im realy quite thick.
Saturday evening 6.30 pm is always quality time and I look forward to it.
Cheers, and I hope your having an enjoyable Sunday, Hooroo!
Gday Wayne. It was a bit of a hard slog out there but it is a beautiful place. The track in is more overgrown than ever. The bush is taking it all back. Think I will be leaving it to itself.
Glad you enjoy watching. It is always good to have along for the ride. See you tonight on the tube 😁👍
Glad you had fun, those rivets. Ooohhhhhh…..
Haha. At least I was out Jeff. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
Thanks for sharing another great adventure Professor CBK. I think even if you just dug up garbage it is a great video, just because of the excitement of the hunt of what is out there to be found. Keep up the great work and see you on the next one. Cheers mate 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🤜🤛
Gday Joe. I am glad you come out with me each week. It was a bit close to a garbage video but there was a couple of interesting finds. Thanks for the support mate. Take care 😁👍
A burger with the lot, a bottle of good vino. And CBK with another great video. I love Saturday nights. By the way, N & S tractors. I think they had something to do with Case tractors. One of the reasons you find buckles is because the stitching gave way. A quick fix if you didn't lose the buckle was to repair it with a rivet or two. Rivets were more useful than thimbles. Cheers John
Gday John. Glad I add to your Saturday night. Thanks for the info on N&S. There certainly was a lot of rivets out there so they were ready for the repairs. Thanks for watching mate. Take care 😁👍
The wife and I watch each episode and have done for over a year. I don’t often chime in but thought I’d let you know we watch. I did have a manticore for a while. Found a couple of hundred dollars in my local parks in $1’s and $2’s. I did end up selling it because the wife has the car during the day and it was a bit tricky to take out on the motorcycle in a backpack. After exhausting the local parks it became a little more daunting and uneconomical to travel further afield considering sometimes the pickings were worth less than the petrol money. Not that it was just about the money. I did enjoy being out but it was a bit of a pain to organise it all and a bit dangerous with that sort of stuff on my back on a motorcycle.
let the wife ride the motor bike problem solved.
Gday Andrew. Thanks for watching and the comment. Sorry to hear your detecting has had to fall by the wayside a bit. Hope it will pick up for you in the future 😁👍👍
Very riveting Andrew 😁 Great video none the less. Some usual goodies 😃
Gday Lee. No lippy tubes this time. Was a bit hard but I think I got over the line. Take care mate 😁👍
Rivits, the lead shot of relic hunting. Still a good time out finding a few bibs and bobs, good hunting mate, I hope you snag a silver next trip. Cheers Pete
Gday Pete. I think they are. Plenty out there. There were a few interesting things still to be found there. There is a sniff to come 😉. Take care mate 😁👍
Thanks for taking us along on this riveting video Andrew as you say it's always nice to get out which reminds me i also need to get the coil swinging again sometime soon 😀Take care mate 👍😀👋 Tony
Gday Tony. It is always good to get out swinging. Glad you found it riveting with the rivets. Go on, get out there. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
thanks for sharing mate - n&S is interesting
Gday Guy. It was. Stay safe over there 😁👍
Thanks mate,love your videos, very entertaining, as always
Thanks Malcolm. Glad you came along and enjoyed yourself. Take care mate 😁👍
A good day. You were out and about even if you didn't find a button or coin. Looks like you could use some rain, I would send you some if possible.
Gday Marta. It was a good time out. Feels a bit fun when I don’t find any of the usual things. Yes the ground is a bit tough but that’s life. Hope you are well. Take care mate 😁👍
I too was going to go with the obvious rivet line but was too slow 😅 thanks for the entertainment regardless
No worries Darren. There are a few rivet lines that can come out. Glad you enjoyed watching. Take care mate 😁👍
Love ya work coffee 💪 I found a beautiful gold plated cuff link not to long ago I'll bring in and show you when I am up at the den next 😀
Gday Mathew. That would be good to see. We could write up a story if you wanted. Take care mate 😁👍
Howdy Andrew, You have to learn to love rivets. I save all mine in an old White Owl cigar box. There nice little reminders of a bygone era when people had to walk or ride an animal to get around. Try saying "Hurrah a rivet, that's bloody brilliant" next time you find one and see how good you feel. I went to a Tommy Emmanuel concert last night. Somehow he doesn't sound as Aussie as you and he didn't play anything quite as pretty as the mandolin rift used to open a CBK video. He really works those guitars though. He makes 1 guitar sound like 2 guitars his fingers are so fast. It was great. You sound all better now. Hope Viv is to. Jan and I are good. Your buddy, Roelf
Gday Roelf. We are both better thanks. I tried the rivet suggestion yesterday. Still a bloody rivet but I did think of you and that was nice whilst out in the bush. Glad you enjoyed the Tommy concert. Yes he doesn’t sound like me at all but by gee the boy can play. Glad you and Jan are well too. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Hello Mr Coffee Bush Riveting Video Mate.🤣🤣
Glad you enjoyed what we put together 😁👍
Definitely worth the effort Andrew,
Riveted this time but 😩,
worth a poke around mate cheers 👍
Gday Jim. Gee they give a good signal that you have to dig. Probably the last time I head out there. The track gets more grown over that I almost loose it. Take care mate 😁👍
Gday Andrew I gather a hard day on the coil but at least no lead shot lol
Not that day Glenno. Hard but still good 😁👍
Go to a dump site
You get rubbish hahahaha
Yea the powder flask bit was cool ay
Cheers 🍻
CrouchOz
Gday Crouch. Yes I suppose that is true. There can be little treasures though too. That’s what keeps us going. Take care mate 😁👍
@@TheCoffeeBushKid of course
Was being facetious lol 😂
Ya made it back to tell the tale that what counts! oh sure ya took a bit of shrapnel in the battle but you prevailed against the Dark Side of the Dirt and it's side kick the Ravages of Time!( how's that for adding a bit of drama to a normal average day of detecting?)
I could almost hear the epic sound track behind the words as I read them. Sounds good your way. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
Sure you didn't film this during summer? That ground is so dry and no green leaf litter. A day out dirt fishing does you good...honestly it was this BIG...but it got away...
Haha yes it was that big. Don’t think I had seen one bigger🤣🤣🤣. It was hard ground. Dave and I were digging in some hard stuff on Thursday. Tough going. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
CBK, you always get upset when you dig up rivets. Don't be, you found it and no one else did.
You sound like me when I am describing lead shot to people but you are right. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
@@TheCoffeeBushKid Welcome mate
Hey mate, I’m from Texas so I’m not real sure about your vernacular so I must ask, is it dumpsite the same as a rubbish heap?
Pretty much Matt. Back in the day an area would be known as a dumping area. People would drive out with a load of rubbish and dump it on the side of a back country road. This is not to be confused with a tip that was an organized place to dump your rubbish. Hope that helped cobber. Thanks for watching 🦘🦘😁👍
Why do you talk like a school teacher 😂.