Coin shooting in old parks and yards with Equinox 800!

Come join me for some coinshooting with the Equinox 800 in old parks and yards! Check out the first silver finds of the year and more. We captured some great live digs! Make sure you watch this video in 1080p high definition for best viewing results! Click the settings button in the bottom right corner of the video to adjust this if you are not already aware of that option. Thanks for watching and enjoy! Happy hunting! Stay safe and healthy!

[@MAINELYDIRTFISHIN]

New member much respect, nice silver

[@AAPHomestead]

Yo I'm loving this channel guys ✌

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks!!✌👍

[@krookiemonster2673]

This looks like the house my gma grew up in in Wisconsin

[@larrystephens7437]

We ca all use a little Saint Christopher protection at this time. Thanks for sharing...

[@detectorben8007]

For sure! Stay safe and healthy Larry!

[@steves7730]

Especially now that Biden will be in the WH

[@henrysawyer3262]

very fine dig guys..enjoyed the video

[@fatfreddyscat5173]

Enjoyed yer vid as always.. d:^)

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks again!

[@MetalDetectingwithCZkidd]

Nice buffalo. Found my first buffalo the other day. 1924 D. Nice hunt. Love those small town parks.

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks!! Yeah the small town parks have been good to us. HH & GL!

[@jerseydigmore7994]

WTG !!!!! I like the way you show the ID numbers!!! I was surprised how high the Indians rang up !!!! Well done !!!!

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks! Yeah we have been seeing them come up higher after the update. The very moist soil seems to drive numbers up a bit as well.

[@Ferrous_Bueller]

I find that the deeper targets tend to have higher ID numbers. I dug a deep merc today that rang up 29/30 when they are usually 26/27 for me.

[@detectorben8007]

Yeah I have seen that as well. But then again I have seen worn silver hit 24-26 when deep as well. Thats why I will dig just about any repeatable signal if its deep. You dig a little trash but I have pulled some nice surprises as well.

[@EVALOZIG]

It never occurred to me to bring a small water sprayer, it's very effective and easy to carry... thanks for the inspiration... Regards Detector from Indonesia

[@Bostonerik3636]

Get a shovel!!

[@okiedoki]

Great video.. always enjoy your hunts..thanks for sharing.

[@rogerbublitz1722]

Great video. I like the way you show the VID's , it helps in understanding what you are digging. HH GL

[@poriverpigg95]

Good video, but need to only make 3 cuts, U shaped. Cutting out a complete plug usually kills the grass in the plug

[@detectorben8007]

Absolutely. When soil allows I use U shape method. Often times the soil is too loose here and just crumbles when cutting plug. Thanks and HH!

[@smkunder1]

Just found you, great stuff!

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks Steve!! Happy hunting!!

[@JohnQPublic345]

In anyone's opinion: is minelab better than garrett?

[@mesalaney7282]

I enjoy your videos for sure.
I just recomend a les t handle shovel! It's so much easier and cleaner to get deep quick. Cheers

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks! I do have a t handle lesche but I rarely use it due to the bad visual it presents. The hand held lesche is much less imposing lol.

[@davemiller8215]

no doubt....if i dug holes like these mole holes in my area, i'd be shot

[@rimaseniorsadaraka2626]

awesome find bro' happy hunting.

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks! Happy hunting!!

[@toughrunmetaldetecting]

Enjoyed the video 😁 Congrats on some awesome coins and big silver. I keep wondering when one of those pendants will pop up for me. Just gotta get out there and dig. Great stuff and thanks for sharing

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks!! It is only the 2nd silver religious pendant in the last 3 years for me. Good luck on your search!

[@tylerfowles1239]

Nice video. Love that you show the VDI numbers over the targets. Do you always run at 7 recovery speed? I always tell myself I'm losing depth at speeds that high. I've gotten used to 5 and done really well, but now I wonder if 5 is too slow to separate targets? Isn't this hobby fun?? Always adjustments to be made.

[@detectorben8007]

Thanks! I run 7 most of the time. It has shown be deep enough in my soil to hit the deepest targets here. I also hunt mostly trashy parks and yards. I do knock it down to 5 or 6 if I know there are really deep targets or if I am in a field or low trash area. I have easily hit silver dimes at 10 inches at speed of 7 so I am pretty comfortable running it that high. It really depends on your soil and swing speed though. This hobby is a blast! It has slowly taken over all my other hobbies. Thanks for watching!

[@georgesocci7034]

@@detectorben8007 ITS MY ONLY HOBBY BEN AND I HAVE DONE PRETTY WELL

[@leroyrunk4422]

How do you clean them ?

[@detectorben8007]

I clean silver with simple water rinse. Copper with water and then vegetable oil and microfiber towel. I tumble clad to clean.

[@vinnybalzano]

Looks like you need to get a big shovel

[@detectorben8007]

Ha I have a lesche predator shovel. I just rarely use it in public much. I feel like it is a bad look.

[@taterzdigginstuff916]

Man you really had to work for that 1902 Indian!

[@taterzdigginstuff916]

I get it. I'm in Missouri where it's mostly rocks and roots

[@midwesttreasureandrelicrec7914]

Sterling- ESPO = Esposito jewelry company in providence RI.

[@detectorben8007]

Sweet! Thanks for the info.

[@steves7730]

what type of pin pointer are you using?

[@detectorben8007]

I use the Garrett AT series pro pointer. I have had nothing but great experience with it. Have used same one for years.

[@robertwynn5844]

What park was that silver ring in

[@detectorben8007]

That hillside in Red Oak.