After decades of metal detecting, this is the best ways to find hotspots anywhere you detect.

[@Detect-Oregon]

Anyone that’s new to the hobby, this is a must see video. Any info, especially this one, to help shorten the learning curve in this hobby is money in the bank. You are the “Authority”💪🏻 👏🏻

[@MetalDetectingwithCZkidd]

Nice vid J. Same here on the locations. Hard hit park here in OKC, neighbor walked up to me and asked me if I was finding anything in the playground area, told him a few coins, he then said'"well, the playground was not always here, they moved it a few years back. The old play ground used to be over there"', as he pointed, so I went over to this grassy area and pulled up silver jewelry for the next 2 months. All of it marked sterling. Old silver. Works with people on info. Another park, older couple, told me they pulled down turn of the century apts back in the late 60's. Relic treasure trove. Tremendous amount of fired bullet projectiles. You'd not know they were there. you'd think you were just at the local park. Great tips J.

[@knowbuddy0]

Im from the same area! You've got some cool finds on your channel.

[@teamtreklip7527]

this is why i like your channel and you as a person! you can explain things.. i cant, for me it all happens in my head and when i start yepping i go all over the place becuz i want to say to much about alot of things. i can really relate to your way of how you approach things! thnx 4 sharing

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

I appreciate that.

[@thenewkidontheblok]

As soon as I'm ready to fire off what's in my head the wrong word comes out and it waterfalls from there lol. I find it best to say mid conversation. Oh crap. I gotta go poop and run away

[@thomaskirkland1810]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rickyblackburn-n9e]

I can get the essence, the mindset of a veteran detector from this style of video. I like the no nonsense approach.

[@Cacherminnstars]

Well done! Learned a lot of this stuff piece by piece, since I started detecting a few months ago. I usually don't turn discrimination off unless I'm in a place I know is likely to have older stuff, but maybe I need to rethink this! But good to hear someone say I'm on the right track with most of my technique. But I still have a long ways to go. My favorite older person story is when I was hunting a Ballpark built in 1950 and an 80 plus year old man came up and we had a nice conversation. I commented that I was finding a lot of coins, but not many wheat pennies or silver. He said well you should go to the "old" Ballpark. Turns out there was a long gone ballpark in the woods nearby probably built in the 1920's. I checked old aerial photos and sure enough!

[@davidmiller1196]

When I grid, which is most of the time I have 4 plastic(bright yellow) tent pegs

[@travismitchell9637]

I've used a lot of machines Tesoro, Simplex, Equinox, V3i but the Deus (ORX) is just so light, fast, and easy to use. Glad to here I'm not the only one who doesn't grid a new spot.

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Couldn't agree more! I have had dozens of machines through the years and the Deus is just so light and the recovery speed is amazing. The Deus is not a deep seeking machine but it has scored Jim and I many many more gold rings than we usually get. I will be getting the Deus2 MF when it is released.

[@vanjoe7751]

You should check out Eads park in Albany…. Has lots of square nails but some good old stuff.

[@timbenham516]

Historic aerials is an absolute must website for anyone serious about medal detecting!

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

I totally agree!!

[@davidmiller1196]

The pegs also helps, say when you find a 100 year old coin. You can mark that spot and work that area that has the marker

[@michaelniemeyer4435]

Spiral with the 100 year coin in the center. That’s my method. I also usually avoid the places every detector has hit. Do really well by scoping the park, and hit the less obvious spots like park/property boundaries. I stay away from the big trees, because I know everyone has hit that 50x over.

[@timh132]

Another great video. I picked up an car boot site. Loads of money 💰

[@aussie-travelandtreasurehu7620]

Some great hints though and I did take a lot from this Thank you

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Glad it was helpful!

[@somarmd]

Hi, you detect a lot of parks. Did you have to look them up to find out if it’s legal to detect them? If so I was wondering how you go about doing that. I’m guessing it’s by state and maybe even by town. I live in upstate NY, on southern VT line and have been looking for a good resource that I can trust. Thanks very much.

[@silverinthehole7787]

Beautiful park. What state is this?

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Oregon

[@gjyoung67]

Love your technique videos.

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Glad you like them!

[@Digging2018]

That machine do very nice work in does hunting places. Good information 👍. Happy hunting. Take care and stay safe my friend. Have nice day.

[@DiggingCanuck]

Great information !!

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Glad it was helpful!

[@VaDirtfishing]

What old Mao sites do you use? Are they free?

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

historic aerials . com

[@Trafcon]

Thanks. Good info.

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

You're welcome!

[@jennifercaraway9888]

You need to come to my town

[@laurentinoespino1158]

Awesome 👌🏻👍🏻

[@pricetag30]

Actually I have an App in my phone that tracks my movement and saves it for future review.

[@pricetag30]

Actually there is an app that maps where you’ve been if someone wanted to grid.

[@ncgruntdiggers]

Looks like a ashtray door off old car.

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

That lid was actually brass. The ashtrays in old cars were iron. The shape is just right for an ashtray but not the right type of metal.

[@paulmiller676]

Right Right Right😂

[@TURBOSMOOVE-n6r]

👍

[@RussTNails-fw9ds]

No trash no cash 😮

[@aussie-travelandtreasurehu7620]

You said “right” more than a kid says “like” (79 times (excluding “right there”) You almost lost me at the first two “right”’s but then I got curious and restarted to do a count

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Thanks for counting. I went through phase of saying "right" for a while.

[@jeffkopesky1130]

Never take advice fro someone that cam barly speak ..😂

[@scoopingdutchman4325]

jeffkopesky1130- Don’t take any advice from a person who hardly can write. ( look at yourself it is a bad thing you do! Judge your self.). The man is right about his technique. I use this for decades..

[@aussie-travelandtreasurehu7620]

You said “right” more than a kid says “like” (79 times (excluding “right there”) You almost lost me at the first two “right”’s but then I got curious and restarted to do a count