You can't find the good stuff unless you dig the bad stuff. Keep digging those tones and persistence will pay off. 😀 Thanks for sharing your hunt and adventure.
Yep. I've detected my own yard multiple times. The first time, 99% garbage and only a couple pennies. The second time, less garbage, more pennies and even a couple quarters. The third time, even less garbage, even more coins, and 2 silver dimes. Less garbage means less interference between good beeps.
@@AClRCLEOFLlGHT Most people don't have the patience after digging 99% garbage and give up. That is why some spots are slow to produce coins, and slowing give up the treasures over the years even after being "hunted out". Thank you for sharing your experience with others so we don't get frustrated. 😀
I’m new to your channel and have to say that not all treasures are in the ground. A lot of times it’s simply the areas we hunt like in your video here. I’ve got a few years of hunting under my belt and can’t tell you how many times it becomes just a “trash collecting “ day. I don’t mind though. It helps you learn the machine and cleans the area up some. Keep up the great work on the videos!!
Hey Gin! I hope you are getting the hang of the Kruzer. Be careful because it does find very small gold. Even a gold back to a earing post or just a small earing post. It will find very tiny gold pickers too,
such a beautiful place to spend the day. for me, thats a lot of it. of course i go out hoping i will find piles of gold coins and bags of walker silver dollars, lol, but, in the end my soul is happy just to be out there and enjoying the day. thank you for sharing.
That is so true Matthew. The dreams of treasure chests are great, but the moments spent in the beautiful outdoors chasing it are just as rewarding. 😍❤️🙌
You have too much fun. It’s the thrill of the hunt that does it for me. I always find crud. Don’t be afraid to get permissions. Oh, get your hands down in there. Lol fun, fun, fun.
Great hunt! One point that I want to add is when you find a target with the detector, use the pinpointer to narrow the exact spot. That way you don't have to dig that much. Keep the videos coming!
That trash you are finding is also treasure when you think about how much fun you had, or how you got to be outdoors. Will have to keep an eye on you and see what treasure you someday will find. After many years that I have done metal detecting I have to say the day that I found a saddle from a very long time ago was my super treasure. There were only a couple parts of leather still on it the rest was gone. After digging maybe 12" deep or more I started finding all the saddle parts. Gave them to a local museum that was very happy to have them. That was about 20 years ago and lots of trash, but still waiting for that next big treasure. So go and dig up some more trash, we are all with you.
One of the great things that has happened on my metal detecting journey so far has been the realization to live in the moment and savor it. Learning to enjoy the present moment of the journey has carried over into every part of my life and I’m really grateful for it. Finding a great treasure someday will be really cool, but all the places I’ll go and experiences I’ll have on the way will be the really cool part. 🙂. I love the saddle story - what an unexpected thing to find! Thank you for stopping by my channel with such great encouragement. You are so appreciated!🤗❤️🍀
Always enjoy your videos Gin, maybe look into getting a concentric coil. I use a 12” on my macro Kruzer it covers a lot of surface area and a brass probe to locate and find coins and rings. Keep posting your doing great.
Thanks Rob. I have a larger elliptical coil I was using. I switched to the smaller one in Deadwood to hunt the crevices for gold, and realized what a difference it made in weight. (I’m quite petite, so size and weight are a factor.). I should switch back to the larger one though and stop being a wimp. Lol
I just did the same thing at the swimming hole up the road from my house. We all have those days where the finds just aren't great. Keep at it and the treasure will come. Happy hunting and be well Gin
I’m new to metal detecting also and haven’t found gold yet, but I also hunt for artifacts also. Creek and river banks after a good rain are best for me. Great videos!
Hi Mike, thanks for dropping by my channel and welcome! I’m learning it’s much harder to find good stuff than some of the videos make it appear. Fortunately half the fun is the journey itself. 🙂🙃🙌
Well done, watched a couple of your vids and the gold is sometimes just being out. I am an underwater detectorist and find that it is quite relaxing looking for stuff in the water. Scuba and Nemo units I use are great and get me down deep. Persistence is the key and you will succeed. Cheers Brad
Have to take the bad with the good. I have found a lot of pull tabs, bottle tops and what the heck items. In fact, I have found 1 coin, a Morgan dollar. Shocked me. I live in an historic district in Birmingham, maybe I will find another coin someday or horse shoes from a neighbor’s property which was a stage coach stop back in the late 1800’s on the Birmingham to Huntsville road. Keep trying and the good items will come to you.
Thanks for stopping by Jim. You made me feel better about all the junk I manage to find. 🙃 An old stagecoach stop would be an amazing spot to detect; I hope you find something fantastic!
i see we are in the same area . i'm in baxter . give bettys island on the caney fork river a try . lots of stuff their . i find a lot of arrowheads down their . just check on the generation schedule for center hill dam first . takes 2 hrs from the start of generation till the water starts to come up .
Thanks so much for the tip. I have such a hard time finding places to hunt in our area. That’s a big part of why I travel so much. 🍀 Really appreciate you dropping by my channel.🙂🍀
@@LuckyGin their are a few good places in the area . been a couple of yrs since i have got out . health got bad and slowed me down hoping to get back at it this summer . i have only ever seen a couple of people detecting in the area over the yrs . the park next to center hill dam is a good place to go . but don't waste time at hurricane park on the lake . the beach is sand dumped on top of a concrete slab with rebar in it ! and in baxter at the end of p.o.w camp road there was a old boy scout camp . never was a pow camp their lol . keep up the good work !
May I suggest that you get a metal digging trowel and you use the plastic green trowel for the beach. Also get a folding small shovel. It will make life easier. Good hunting. 👍
Thanks for visiting my channel Paul. 🙂 I’ve just recently tried the small trowel in this spot and it didn’t work well. The rock and sand fill back in faster than you can dig with the trowel. I think for that type of ground I’m sticking with the pick and larger shovel/scoop. The trowel should be awesome for the deep woods dig I’m doing tomorrow though.
I REALLY LOVE WATCHING YOU METAL DETECT IN ALL THESE COOL PLACES I LOVE METAL DETECTING HERE IN GA LOTS OF CIVIL WAR STUFF YOU SHOULD SHOOT A FEW VIDEOS HERE --- I ALSO WANT TO SAY THAT YOUR SO BEAUTIFUL SO SWEET -- GOD BLESS YOU
I know that spot, I live near sparta, i found some fossilized bones and mammoth teeth there after a flood once. You should hit some of the civil war fields near this spot.
Does your MYSTERY find have threads on the inside? If so It looks to be too small for a car lug nut, some kind of fastener? At first glance it looked to be a tip for an air blower. I’ve just started this hobby a few months go and I find more junk than treasure! Local parks are fair game for hunting in my area, I go to ones in the older/historic parts of town. I’ve also noticed vacant lots that once had a house on it, I can look up probate court records online to see who owns them and make contact by phone, that’s much easier than a face to face contact and I’ve had some luck too. Keep up the good work, I enjoy your enthusiasm!
Hi Greg! I also thought it might be some kind of tip for air blowing or pump….it’s very light, almost like metal coated plastic; too light to be a lug nut. I found it on that sandy beach near a boat launch, so maybe a part used to air up a trailer tire? Thanks for sharing your thoughts on places to detect - I appreciate all of the ideas I can get. 🤗
Get a good chisel and a hammer you might need it. If you nail a screen to the bottom of a wooden square a couple of inches deep it would be faster at recovery
Love the hat ! I use the 30 minute rule. If i don't find anything good within those 30 minutes, i leave that area. What about local parks or high school sports field?
I started to detect one of the parks one day, but some creepy guy came and wouldn’t leave me alone so I had to scrap the video. 😕 I’m planning to try again though.
@@LuckyGin ugh. That's got to be difficult especially if your trying to film. Someone needs to invent a pinpointer and that sprays mace. Thanks for your hard work
I love all your videos Lucky Gin... One day you should do "Best Find" Video showing your Top Finds since starting your Treasure Hunt, that be cool.. btw: are you wearing LL Bean shoes, I have a pair that looks just like them...
Thanks so much Larry. I keep working to improve each video. The boots are are Merrill waterproofs; they’ve been a great investment. Maybe I’ll do a year end wrap-up video of all my finds. That would be a good video for a week when it’s too cold to go out - thanks for the suggestion. 🤗
I am just watching the vids because the girl is pretty. However, it did look like part of an arrowhead was unearthed around 258-300 minute mark. Seems like a cool hobby though. I've watched and subscribed.
I have been detecting 42 years, and have never once worn a pair of gloves….and I still have all of my fingers. Great channel Gin…! You will be just fine until you get gloves…😉😉
Trying to catch up with all of your videos - since I just subscribed to you a little over a week ago. Have you been back to this location with a waterproof metal detector to try in the shallow water?
Hi my name is Jessie and I look for go but I look a lot in the mountains I live in California and I do the same thing you do haven't you got a magnet for gold I think that would help you out a lot and I wish you a lot of luck and like I say I look for go but it's in the mountains
A lucky penny for a lovely lady. Have you been or done any detecting in the Coker Creek area of South/East TN. ? I believe this area was part of original North American gold rush.
Hi Bernie, I actually have checked into this a bit. A very knowledgeable lady explained to me how to get to the area where you can pan for gold. However, digging/metal detecting wasn’t permitted - panning only. 😔
Beautiful surroundings. Whereabouts in Tennessee are these swimming locations? We recently moved to East Tennessee and would love a place like that to use our paddle boards. Happy hunting!! ;)
Hi Jarod, thanks for dropping by my channel. I’m on the Cumberland plateau in Tennessee, so most of my Tennessee shoots are in this area. This particular spot is on the Blackburn Fork River. It dumps into Roaring River which then empties into the Cumberland. You could definitely paddle board a good portion of roaring River I would think. I see kayakers out there often.🙂
@@LuckyGin WOW… thank you for your quick response. I’m watching you hunt on the beaches of South Carolina right now. LOL. I’ve recently wanted to start detecting as well but don’t really know how to get started. How long have you been doing it for? Someday I would LOVE to be a part of a group that goes detecting for civil war telecast and old coins. I find all of that stuff so interesting. Have you ever had such luck with those types of treasures? Anyway… it’s fun to watch your videos while I work. Best of luck to you on your adventures!! 🙏🏻
After the first 10 seconds of the clip, I know exactly where this is. Fantastic swimming hole. Actually there's two streams in this exact spot. One very cold, and the one she filmed by which is much warmer. Located in the same county is the Flynn Creek crater event. Would have never guess the surrounding area was formed by a meteor impact.
You need to contact owners of old dilapitaded houses and abandoned property..explain who you are and offer a split if anything good is found..you are pleasant enough and definitely cute enough to talk your way in..I feel bad you always getting trash aluminum..
@@LuckyGin don't be. Be sure of yourself, you can do this, once you do it you will never look back on shy again and you will make people, viewers and land owners happy, no sense in letting the good stuff waste away in the ground, I made a lot of money by knocking on doors and asking if a car was for sale because I noticed it parked alongside a house or just sitting there, I'm a car nut, but if I was a metal detector nut I would do the same..you carry yourself well, and you are cuter than a spotted puppy, do it..I got your back..and so does the 7 k people subscribed. Praying for you to make big..
I don't know where u r....but live in Tennessee and it is illegal to metal detect on any water ways in this state. As a matter of fact u can't metal detect anywhere in Tennessee except on private lands with permission.. And its the same in Virginia
I am near Johnson city little town called Erwin right on the TN NC line love watching your videos on here I have a equinox 800 but I am new to all this but I love it
The greatest treasure is waiting for us in heaven. Maybe you will score big on your next hunt
The one target you found Gin looks like a lug nut off a car……… 🙂👋🇨🇦🌟
#Happyhunting
Close. Its the key for a locking lug nut.
You can't find the good stuff unless you dig the bad stuff. Keep digging those tones and persistence will pay off. 😀 Thanks for sharing your hunt and adventure.
Thanks Ken. I believe 100% that you are right and eventually I’ll find something really amazing. 🍀🍀🍀
Yep. I've detected my own yard multiple times. The first time, 99% garbage and only a couple pennies. The second time, less garbage, more pennies and even a couple quarters. The third time, even less garbage, even more coins, and 2 silver dimes. Less garbage means less interference between good beeps.
@@AClRCLEOFLlGHT Most people don't have the patience after digging 99% garbage and give up. That is why some spots are slow to produce coins, and slowing give up the treasures over the years even after being "hunted out". Thank you for sharing your experience with others so we don't get frustrated. 😀
I just have to say she has the prettiest eyes I've ever seen absolutely gorgeous I've never seen the land look that beautiful
Great video enjoyed watching
That's the reality of metal detecting. Great video 📸
You did great.
"Just Have Fun With It"
Thanks Gary.mi’m going to try and go to this spot again soon now that it’s too cold for swimming.🙂
I’m new to your channel and have to say that not all treasures are in the ground. A lot of times it’s simply the areas we hunt like in your video here. I’ve got a few years of hunting under my belt and can’t tell you how many times it becomes just a “trash collecting “ day. I don’t mind though. It helps you learn the machine and cleans the area up some. Keep up the great work on the videos!!
100% agree! Treasure hunting is a great excuse to be in the beauty of nature. Thanks so much for visiting my channel! 🤗
Hey Gin!
I hope you are getting the hang of the Kruzer. Be careful because it does find very small gold. Even a gold back to a earing post or just a small earing post. It will find very tiny gold pickers too,
When you think you have pulled out the culprit, like the beer can, give a quick wand to ensure there isn’t a secondary in the hole!
Way to keep a positive attitude. Gonna have more bad days than good. But don’t give up, your day will come when you make some nice finds 👍
Thank you! I’m an eternal optimist so I’m sure I’ll find an awesome treasure soon. 🍀🍀🍀
@@LuckyGin that’s the right attitude. I had many days I came home with bottle caps and pull tabs. Not even 50 cents lol
Awesome video! Thanks!
Thank you! 🙌 I appreciate you stopping by. 🙂🍀
That looks like a part to a CB or ham radio antenna, where the "whip" meets the base.
such a beautiful place to spend the day. for me, thats a lot of it. of course i go out hoping i will find piles of gold coins and bags of walker silver dollars, lol, but, in the end
my soul is happy just to be out there and enjoying the day. thank you for sharing.
That is so true Matthew. The dreams of treasure chests are great, but the moments spent in the beautiful outdoors chasing it are just as rewarding. 😍❤️🙌
You have too much fun. It’s the thrill of the hunt that does it for me. I always find crud. Don’t be afraid to get permissions. Oh, get your hands down in there. Lol fun, fun, fun.
Great hunt! One point that I want to add is when you find a target with the detector, use the pinpointer to narrow the exact spot. That way you don't have to dig that much. Keep the videos coming!
Thank you for stopping by! I’m getting much better about using the pinpointer - it’s definitely been a learning curve. 🙂
That trash you are finding is also treasure when you think about how much fun you had, or how you got to be outdoors. Will have to keep an eye on you and see what treasure you someday will find. After many years that I have done metal detecting I have to say the day that I found a saddle from a very long time ago was my super treasure. There were only a couple parts of leather still on it the rest was gone. After digging maybe 12" deep or more I started finding all the saddle parts. Gave them to a local museum that was very happy to have them. That was about 20 years ago and lots of trash, but still waiting for that next big treasure. So go and dig up some more trash, we are all with you.
One of the great things that has happened on my metal detecting journey so far has been the realization to live in the moment and savor it. Learning to enjoy the present moment of the journey has carried over into every part of my life and I’m really grateful for it. Finding a great treasure someday will be really cool, but all the places I’ll go and experiences I’ll have on the way will be the really cool part. 🙂. I love the saddle story - what an unexpected thing to find! Thank you for stopping by my channel with such great encouragement. You are so appreciated!🤗❤️🍀
Love it when females detect. Also you have a beautiful smile.
Thank you so much! 😊💕🤗
Always enjoy your videos Gin, maybe look into getting a concentric coil. I use a 12” on my macro Kruzer it covers a lot of surface area and a brass probe to locate and find coins and rings. Keep posting your doing great.
Thanks Rob. I have a larger elliptical coil I was using. I switched to the smaller one in Deadwood to hunt the crevices for gold, and realized what a difference it made in weight. (I’m quite petite, so size and weight are a factor.). I should switch back to the larger one though and stop being a wimp. Lol
Gloves!……..( yes!!!!!!)👀😏👏😝🤣☺️😁
I figured you worn gloves,………🙂👍👋🇨🇦
#Happyhunting
Great movie, good artifacts! I think we've seen each other.
Thanks for stopping by my channel! 🤗
Keep looking it’s the adventure that counts. Love Donnie Laws videos as well. Beautiful landscapes what’s not to enjoy
Thanks Terry. I enjoy Donnie’s videos as well. He has such a great story-telling voice and makes you feel right at home.🙂
I just did the same thing at the swimming hole up the road from my house. We all have those days where the finds just aren't great. Keep at it and the treasure will come. Happy hunting and be well Gin
I’m overdue! Haha. Mine’s gonna be a big treasure chest when I finally hit it! 🙃
I’m new to metal detecting also and haven’t found gold yet, but I also hunt for artifacts also. Creek and river banks after a good rain are best for me. Great videos!
Hi Mike, thanks for dropping by my channel and welcome! I’m learning it’s much harder to find good stuff than some of the videos make it appear. Fortunately half the fun is the journey itself. 🙂🙃🙌
@@LuckyGin Yes and I’m way overdue for some time on a beach!
Well done, watched a couple of your vids and the gold is sometimes just being out. I am an underwater detectorist and find that it is quite relaxing looking for stuff in the water. Scuba and Nemo units I use are great and get me down deep. Persistence is the key and you will succeed.
Cheers
Brad
Thanks Brad! I’m so glad you stopped by my channel. It would be amazing to be able to detect underwater. I love the water but can’t swim. 🤦🏼♀️
@@LuckyGin Swimming is not required. Try detecting in shallow water, wear knee pads so you can dig faster. Good luck and happy hunting! 👍 😂
Subscribed! ❤️❤️😃 Enjoyed your video!
Thank you, and welcome! I’m so glad you are here.🙂🍀
Nice job cleaning up Gin. Gotta like the pro pointer. Better luck next time.🤞
Thanks so much Mike! For sure the next hunt will be lucky. 🙂🍀
Have to take the bad with the good. I have found a lot of pull tabs, bottle tops and what the heck items. In fact, I have found 1 coin, a Morgan dollar. Shocked me. I live in an historic district in Birmingham, maybe I will find another coin someday or horse shoes from a neighbor’s property which was a stage coach stop back in the late 1800’s on the Birmingham to Huntsville road. Keep trying and the good items will come to you.
Thanks for stopping by Jim. You made me feel better about all the junk I manage to find. 🙃 An old stagecoach stop would be an amazing spot to detect; I hope you find something fantastic!
Will get into it when my health improves.
Awesome video.
Thanks David! I’m so glad you stopped by my channel. 🤗
@@LuckyGin You’re welcome. Keep plugging away and you’ll start finding some relics Especially in the water.
Good one . I guess not everyday is diamonds lol
Nice little hunt keep on swinging eventually you’ll find that gold ! 👍🤙🏴☠️❤️
Thank you! I’m really looking forward to the first gold. 🤩
New subscriber...beautiful areas there in Tennessee:)..love your pick..looking forward to watching more.
Rick (Connecticut)
Thanks so much for subscribing and joining me on my adventures Rick! ❤️
I tell people all the time it's 98 percent junk, but at least the trash is picked up. Good luck Gin.
That’s true! I don’t mind getting the trash out. It’s nice to be able to help clean up nature a little bit.
My compliments to your dentist.
Questo video lo rivisto molto bello ciao Gin
penny is for good luck keep that one with you it well bring more luck - watching anyways sorry late with that comment for you lol
I’ve actually still got every penny I’ve found. I know some detectorists throw them away, but I keep my coins and put them in my treasure chest. 🙂🍀
@@LuckyGin bing watching you tubs 3 am lol
Nice hunt. Enjoyed it!
Thank you! 🙂🍀
You should always recheck the area after you find the target
i see we are in the same area . i'm in baxter . give bettys island on the caney fork river a try . lots of stuff their . i find a lot of arrowheads down their . just check on the generation schedule for center hill dam first . takes 2 hrs from the start of generation till the water starts to come up .
Thanks so much for the tip. I have such a hard time finding places to hunt in our area. That’s a big part of why I travel so much. 🍀 Really appreciate you dropping by my channel.🙂🍀
@@LuckyGin their are a few good places in the area . been a couple of yrs since i have got out . health got bad and slowed me down hoping to get back at it this summer . i have only ever seen a couple of people detecting in the area over the yrs . the park next to center hill dam is a good place to go . but don't waste time at hurricane park on the lake . the beach is sand dumped on top of a concrete slab with rebar in it ! and in baxter at the end of p.o.w camp road there was a old boy scout camp . never was a pow camp their lol . keep up the good work !
May I suggest that you get a metal digging trowel and you use the plastic green trowel for the beach. Also get a folding small shovel. It will make life easier. Good hunting. 👍
Thanks for visiting my channel Paul. 🙂 I’ve just recently tried the small trowel in this spot and it didn’t work well. The rock and sand fill back in faster than you can dig with the trowel. I think for that type of ground I’m sticking with the pick and larger shovel/scoop. The trowel should be awesome for the deep woods dig I’m doing tomorrow though.
lesche digging trowel is awsome i carry that and the root slayer nomad
I’d love to be able to detect on a civil war battle sight. That would be cool to find war fodder. Nice video !!
You are right. I’d love to detect one too.🙂🍀
👍👍👋
Hi Lucky! New subscriber and loved your video. Well done..the nice finds will come!
Thanks so much for subscribing and joining me on my hunts Tom! 🤗❤️
@@LuckyGin an easy choice!!
I REALLY LOVE WATCHING YOU METAL DETECT IN ALL THESE COOL PLACES I LOVE METAL DETECTING HERE IN GA LOTS OF CIVIL WAR STUFF YOU SHOULD SHOOT A FEW VIDEOS HERE --- I ALSO WANT TO SAY THAT YOUR SO BEAUTIFUL SO SWEET -- GOD BLESS YOU
patience is a virtue and you have it if you need some advice I might could help I been doing this since 1992
Thank you so much. You shovel suggestion alone was a brilliant help. 🤗❤️
Hi Gin, good job on the video &
keep swinging😊
ATB~Eric
Thanks so much Eric! I’m so glad you dropped by my channel. 🤗
@@LuckyGin You betcha, new sub for you👊😎
Sandbars on rivers are really hard work..the aluminum cans get ground up and spread all over the place plus fishing sinkers. But I enjoyed your video.
Thank you. It was definitely challenging - people camp in this area so there was loads of aluminum foil from campfire cooking. 🤦🏼♀️
I grew up in Nashville and metal detected a lake down the street from my house and hit virgin ground. Two days of hunting resulted in this
Four rings, silver necklace, 2 silver bracelets military pin and a 1947 quarter
That’s fantastic! I hope to hit one of those soon. 🍀
i like your channel
Thank you Ernie! I’m glad you are here. 🙂🍀
new sub here . keep at it ! you don’t know until you go 💥👍🤠🏴☠️
Absolutely! The chase is half the fun! 🤗🎉
New sub looking forward to future hunts 👍
Thanks so much for subscribing Bobby. I have some fun hunts planned for next week. 🙂
Hello iscritto e like
In the water knee deep Always find goodies in lakes.
I’ll have to try that soon. 🙂
Looks like the buffalo or the harpeth....im in middle Tn,those last shots look like the Tn.river
Hi Harold! It’s nice to have a fellow Tennessean drop by my channel. This was the Roaring River. 🙂
@@LuckyGin cool, keep an eye out for arrow heads
Hi Gin, hey I have a question. Do you have to get a permit to metal detect any of the areas you detect here in Tennessee.
Nice
Thanks so much and thanks for visiting my channel. 🤗
I just found your channel. Gave you a sub. Keep digging
Thanks so much! Delighted to have you join me. ❤️🤗
Nice digging! Are you ever going to 'hunt' out west?
I know that spot, I live near sparta, i found some fossilized bones and mammoth teeth there after a flood once. You should hit some of the civil war fields near this spot.
One! jeje Nice VIDEO from Mexico
Thanks Lex! ❤️
You have a sweet personality
Thank you John. I appreciate your kindness. 🤗❤️
Keep digging girl it gets better
Thanks Vance, and thank you for dropping by my channel with your positive vibes. 🤗❤️
New subscriber couldn’t leave you on 666 😀
Welcome Dale, and thanks for subscribing! I’m so glad you deciding to join me on my adventures! 🤗❤️🤗
Does your MYSTERY find have threads on the inside? If so It looks to be too small for a car lug nut, some kind of fastener? At first glance it looked to be a tip for an air blower. I’ve just started this hobby a few months go and I find more junk than treasure! Local parks are fair game for hunting in my area, I go to ones in the older/historic parts of town. I’ve also noticed vacant lots that once had a house on it, I can look up probate court records online to see who owns them and make contact by phone, that’s much easier than a face to face contact and I’ve had some luck too. Keep up the good work, I enjoy your enthusiasm!
Hi Greg! I also thought it might be some kind of tip for air blowing or pump….it’s very light, almost like metal coated plastic; too light to be a lug nut. I found it on that sandy beach near a boat launch, so maybe a part used to air up a trailer tire? Thanks for sharing your thoughts on places to detect - I appreciate all of the ideas I can get. 🤗
Get a good chisel and a hammer you might need it. If you nail a screen to the bottom of a wooden square a couple of inches deep it would be faster at recovery
Love the hat ! I use the 30 minute rule. If i don't find anything good within those 30 minutes, i leave that area. What about local parks or high school sports field?
I started to detect one of the parks one day, but some creepy guy came and wouldn’t leave me alone so I had to scrap the video. 😕 I’m planning to try again though.
@@LuckyGin ugh. That's got to be difficult especially if your trying to film. Someone needs to invent a pinpointer and that sprays mace. Thanks for your hard work
I love all your videos Lucky Gin... One day you should do "Best Find" Video showing your Top Finds since starting your Treasure Hunt, that be cool.. btw: are you wearing LL Bean shoes, I have a pair that looks just like them...
Thanks so much Larry. I keep working to improve each video. The boots are are Merrill waterproofs; they’ve been a great investment. Maybe I’ll do a year end wrap-up video of all my finds. That would be a good video for a week when it’s too cold to go out - thanks for the suggestion. 🤗
@@LuckyGin Thank you for the quick response and info... Will be watching.. ☺
Mystery item is a lug nut.
Look for indian artifacts on those gravel bars !
💯🍀
I am just watching the vids because the girl is pretty. However, it did look like part of an arrowhead was unearthed around 258-300 minute mark. Seems like a cool hobby though. I've watched and subscribed.
A warm welcome to you! Thanks so much for visiting my channel.🙂🍀
Dont know how you can hunt without gloves. Nice Vid
I have some news ones ordered. 🙂
I have been detecting 42 years, and have never once worn a pair of gloves….and I still have all of my fingers.
Great channel Gin…! You will be just fine until you get gloves…😉😉
Trying to catch up with all of your videos - since I just subscribed to you a little over a week ago. Have you been back to this location with a waterproof metal detector to try in the shallow water?
Hi Todd, I haven’t gone back yet with my new water detector. I will probably do that soon though.🙂🍀
Hi my name is Jessie and I look for go but I look a lot in the mountains I live in California and I do the same thing you do haven't you got a magnet for gold I think that would help you out a lot and I wish you a lot of luck and like I say I look for go but it's in the mountains
Looks like a lug nut for a wheel.
Maybe you could melt the aluminum into something useful or sellable?
A lucky penny for a lovely lady. Have you been or done any detecting in the Coker Creek area of South/East TN. ? I believe this area was part of original North American gold rush.
Hi Bernie, I actually have checked into this a bit. A very knowledgeable lady explained to me how to get to the area where you can pan for gold. However, digging/metal detecting wasn’t permitted - panning only. 😔
Did you ever pan for gold in the lake ?
I love the positive attitude, it's hard to maintain that sometimes with those dang aluminum cans!
Those cans do test the patience, that’s for sure! Lol
Beautiful surroundings. Whereabouts in Tennessee are these swimming locations? We recently moved to East Tennessee and would love a place like that to use our paddle boards. Happy hunting!! ;)
Hi Jarod, thanks for dropping by my channel. I’m on the Cumberland plateau in Tennessee, so most of my Tennessee shoots are in this area. This particular spot is on the Blackburn Fork River. It dumps into Roaring River which then empties into the Cumberland. You could definitely paddle board a good portion of roaring River I would think. I see kayakers out there often.🙂
@@LuckyGin WOW… thank you for your quick response. I’m watching you hunt on the beaches of South Carolina right now. LOL. I’ve recently wanted to start detecting as well but don’t really know how to get started. How long have you been doing it for? Someday I would LOVE to be a part of a group that goes detecting for civil war telecast and old coins. I find all of that stuff so interesting. Have you ever had such luck with those types of treasures? Anyway… it’s fun to watch your videos while I work. Best of luck to you on your adventures!! 🙏🏻
Gin How do I get a permit to metal detect. I mean who or where do I get one at.
You need a gold magnet it picks up only gold
What part of Tennessee is this, that would be a awesome fishing location!
It’s on the Cumberland plateau. 🙂
@@LuckyGin that is a really beautiful place !
After the first 10 seconds of the clip, I know exactly where this is. Fantastic swimming hole. Actually there's two streams in this exact spot. One very cold, and the one she filmed by which is much warmer.
Located in the same county is the Flynn Creek crater event. Would have never guess the surrounding area was formed by a meteor impact.
I Found more trash than treasure, but I get swinging. Do the same and enjoy. Til next dig be safe out there.
Most definitely! I’m just warming up. Lol 🤗
What was in that hole you were digging before the rain?
One of those vintage can lids. 🙈
In the 80's what the metal detector say? It's supposed to be
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Gin, have you ever found any metallic meteorite?
I’d love to, but not so far. 🙁
The fishing weight is worth quite a few pennies, just sayin.
You make an excellent point. 😊👍
The area is beautiful, but it isn't any Gin.
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What lake are you at
Roaring River
Get those permissions
I’m slowly working on it, but honestly, I can be a little shy so it’s hard.
Are there any videos in 2023
You need to contact owners of old dilapitaded houses and abandoned property..explain who you are and offer a split if anything good is found..you are pleasant enough and definitely cute enough to talk your way in..I feel bad you always getting trash aluminum..
Yea, you are right. I just haven’t figured out how to approach that yet really. I’m kinda shy when it comes to asking.🤦🏼♀️
@@LuckyGin don't be. Be sure of yourself, you can do this, once you do it you will never look back on shy again and you will make people, viewers and land owners happy, no sense in letting the good stuff waste away in the ground, I made a lot of money by knocking on doors and asking if a car was for sale because I noticed it parked alongside a house or just sitting there, I'm a car nut, but if I was a metal detector nut I would do the same..you carry yourself well, and you are cuter than a spotted puppy, do it..I got your back..and so does the 7 k people subscribed. Praying for you to make big..
What settings are you using?
I don't know where u r....but live in Tennessee and it is illegal to metal detect on any water ways in this state. As a matter of fact u can't metal detect anywhere in Tennessee except on private lands with permission.. And its the same in Virginia
Show muito bom 🙏👍
Muito obrigado!
Nice baby
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What part of Tennessee are.you from I live in north East Tennessee Tri cities
I’m on the Cumberland Plateau.🙂
I am near Johnson city little town called Erwin right on the TN NC line love watching your videos on here I have a equinox 800 but I am new to all this but I love it
Well you can start saving cans and junk for money i find all kinds of junk and cans zoo I started to save them .
is a kid screaming for help at 8:13?
There were kids playing in the water, but the parents were with them. Not to worry.