METAL DETECTING KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE GROUND

[@gregorybarr6112]

Now that’s got to be the best video of determination and hope that I have seen from anyone metal detecting! After two hours of nothing to finding early 1800’s large cents, buttons, two 1863 Civil War tokens , etc.... Great hunt Ken! You inspire us all! Thanks! All the best on your new permissions!!!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you for your kind words. This was definitely a productive hunt

[@dennispeacock8905]

The gold standard of detecting videos; the editing, the soundtrack, the discussion and the camera work featuring pre-dig video of the Nox 800 display and audio of the tones are dialed-in to excellence. Thank you for creating and sharing these videos. If you're ever in New England, you have an open invitation to join in on hunting some colonial territories

[@ralphcossairt1476]

What a fortunate turn of events...good eye. That's a perfect example of how to use what you got between your ears. Great recoveries....I'll see you on your next adventure.

[@bigshow6200]

Wow Kenny what a great call on finding this house site with no proof on paper. You really cleaned up on those large cents, the Nox is definitely a producer. Thanks so much for the great videos and yours are actually the best I’ve seen. You show your settings before each hunt and also show the VDI numbers associated with the finds. A lot of people don’t realize how much goes into producing a video of your stature. It’s one thing to have someone video your detecting but your doing it yourself lol. Your work is greatly appreciated on my home front that’s for sure, thank you my friend.

[@johnp.1608]

Great! I followed your advice and dug an 1847 half dime, a .58 cal mini ball, and a Civil War bayonet scabbard tip! Thanks for all the pointers.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

That’s incredible and congratulations. 👍🏻🙂

[@heartoftexasmetaldetecting2375]

That was a awesome hunt Kenny! Inspiring! Thanks!

[@xphelanx]

Great finds! Glad you've got lots of new ground to cover

[@DrJones-ni5mb]

Great surprise site, that is exactly why I always keep my eyes on the ground! A four copper day is a rarirty, I have only had one day like that in decades of hunting. I pulled 3 1820's-30's US coppers and a British 1813 cent from a small riverside camp site on a buddy's permission on the Portage River. The Civil War tokens are also a favorite of mine to dig. Once again, excellent video work.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

It is definitely a rarity for me as well. I find about anything but big copper coins make for a great day.

[@devin4265]

You’re one of the best metal detector channels on the you tubes my friend

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you very much I greatly appreciate the kind comments. I tried my best on here but if there’s ever anything you think I need to be doing that I’m not doing just speak up👍🏻

[@scottdunbar4898]

What a great hunt. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@davidshaw7454]

Wow , nice finds ! Congrats on the new permission ! That’s awesome.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you, this hunt was great and led into some future hunts. Thanks for checking out the video

[@Rustyrod76]

Keep those great stories and discoveries coming- please!!

[@gunnersmate623]

You impress me every time you go out. I learn more and more from your adventures than you realize. Remember...many others depend on your history lessons of objects you find...so always try to tell a short story of what.when and why if you can....it helps...it really does. Great job buddy!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I try my best with every video to speak in terms of somebody that’s been thinking about getting a metal detector or even folks that I’ve been detecting for 40 years. You have probably noticed that the first two hours of my hunt is different than the last two hours of my hunt. Everything from mental and physical fatigue to all the frustrations while I’m out there sometime to get to me and shortens my Explanations as well as narrations.

[@jimsimons4288]

That's awesome four large copper in one hunt. Great video keep them coming.

[@davidaustin5882]

Way to go! Glad you found something cool and new permissions. Looking forward to more videos.

[@Airmet_Tango]

Nice hunting, SNS, and even better job persevering with the permission! Great demonstration of how rewarding it can be to take the time and walk the entire site and keeping your eyes peeled...it paid off with a fantastic home site, and landed a ton of additional fields to investigate for you. Can’t wait to see what those other sites hold, but giddy-up...I’ve definitely seen some farmers out planting already, at least here in NW Ohio. Might have to hold them in reserve until Fall. The Largies are incredible - and 4 on one hunt is stellar!! The two Civil War tokens have me drooling - I still can’t get my coil over one :) But my favorite really is that blue glass button! Such a cool, unique find, and seems to be in fantastic shape - yet another great example of the benefits of keeping your eyes on the ground while detecting. Some of the neatest items I’ve found hunting in fields have been incidental, non-metallic items sitting on the surface. Thanks for another fun, information rich video!

[@KB-ks8jv]

Great job and you did a great job on the relic round up radio !!!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you, it was pretty awesome being on there. Thank you for listening and tuning in to support Relics radio... Great folks on there.

[@chuckdavis9608]

I really enjoy your videos for the same reasons as everyone else you show your settings and VDI's everytime as well as sharing your vast knowledge. I am new to DTing and have purchased the NOX and your videos have help me greatly reduce my learning curve more than any others.I really enjoy your passion for history and your video on where to hunt should be mandatory viewing for anyone looking for places to go. Keep up the high quality videos I feel like I am hunting vicariously!!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you for the kind comments and glad that you like what your are seeing on here. I'll get another video out soon although I'm losing most of my places to detect since the fields are being planted. This time of year my schedule gets packed with other responsibilities, etc... the videos slow down due to this.

[@chuckdavis9608]

@@squarenailsquirrel9638 No worries on the videos make them when you can and hopefully that part never takes the fun out of it. Enjoy the ride and happy hunting!

[@_seekingthetruth_1447]

Absolutely awesome hunt! Thank you for weathering the conditions for the rest of us. I learned a great lesson from this! I like how you scaled back the beginning camera angles. While it does make a difference, you'll be better to revisit once you hit 50K+ and you will make it there. Don't EVER give up! The difference between your success and moving on is persistence. Keep on keeping on my friend!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you...it was frustrating. I edited out the 4-5 camera falls and my equipment bag having all it's papers blown across the field... LOL It was worth it though. :)

[@WeirdGuyInPark]

Good work locating where the house was..Great coins finds 4 large cents two old tokens...Congrats on getting the other permissions..

[@sandman4224]

Outstanding research and ground work!

[@ShortStop112]

Nothing better then finding those "Lost" home sites . great video and it was good to hear you on Relics Radio last night. Keep on digging!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Definitely awesome finding those lost home sites. It was really cool being on relics radio and thanks for tuning in to that.

[@PAPAROUSwhatsinthedirt]

Great hunt 4 large cents that's a awesome day!!! TC&HH!!!

[@paodigger644]

Wow, awesome hunt. Great job. I only dream of hunting permissions like this.

[@AMT90]

Bummer the school site was bust, but that unexpected site was awesome! Lots of cool finds, you are in capped/seated or even reale territory there! Good luck on your future hunts at the new permissions, that’s awesome you got setup with them. It’s tough getting permissions right now until all this virus stuff clears up.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

The school site has been worked ultra hard and there is nothing left from what I could tell. The debris field is large and very identifiable. I’m definitely happy to get the permission for the rest the farm although I was notified later that someone has metal detected it out there before... maybe. I don’t remember anybody ever coming back or seeing them out there actually metal detecting. I know from my research there’s about four places that are able to be hunted although the rain is keeping me from going out as well as crops soon to be planted. Even if I can’t get to them this year they will still be there this fall

[@northernlightsmetaldetecti6811]

My favorite channel. Always informative, entertaining, and real. Keep up the great work!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you very much I greatly appreciate that. I’ll try to get back out to the field very soon but all this rain keeps holding me back

[@jeffhuie1028]

Hey love your videos and finds keep digging!

[@christinemartin6397]

That was an awesome treasure hunt! Blue glass button was my favorite that you found... So pretty and dainty. 🌼 And your investigative skills are impressive.. Glad your day came out more than you thought... 3 more fields to hunt... Wow! You best be gettin busy. Looking forward to those videos and your excited laugh. Stay safe🤗

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Definitely turned out to be an awesome hunt with some great finds. I also really like that blue button, I’m glad that I saw that little glint in the sunlight telling me to investigate. I’ve been trying to get back out to this site but the rain keeps holding me off... I’m worried about farming activities happening soon. I’m hoping that Tuesday I can get back out there or to another homesite on this permission. Thank you for checking out the video

[@jimmycoleman3115]

Good hunt and fantastic finds. Keep up the good work.

[@bryandavis6229]

Dude, you need to hit that place hard before the crops go in,,, its either never been hunted or just lightly... there's got to be silver in there!!! congrates on the nice finds!! those tokens are awesome.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I have been back to the site although I do not have the video edited yet, the very first find is a very surprising one although it’s one of those first finds that leave you not finding much for the rest of the hunt coin wise.

[@dennis4261]

You always do a great job putting your videos together. Thank you. Great hunt.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you very much I greatly appreciate that

[@bartleylitts3112]

AWESOME coins and tokens! Congratulations on your new property for detecting on. Looking forward to seeing more great finds!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you, can’t believe I came out of there with so much. I have actually been back to the site and found some other cool items

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Great hunt and finds. Awesome you were able to locate that old homestead. Add two more CW tokens to you growing collection. Wow that is amazing. Those large cents are in great shape. There must not be alot of fertilizer going on that field. Thanks for sharing, good luck, happy hunting and take care.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

From what I have found on dairy farms, they keep huge tanks of liquid that is actually manure. The main source over the whole time it’s been a dairy farm is manure and not harsh chemicals or nitrates. In my opinion I believe that is why most of these coins Are not ate up.

[@hardyakka6200]

good thinking. I have found places using those methods. think as if your going to build there yourself. I have found that over the ages people tend to build were others before them have.

[@DugMcClure]

Whoa, Kenny! Your persistence paid off, not only in coins/tokens, but in a new permission as well. Well done! Congrats!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Turn out to be one excellent hunt. Not only am I grateful to have that homesite to hunt but very happy to have the permission for the rest of the farm. I’m having a hard time getting permissions right now because I can’t knock on peoples doors

[@mikekeeferwithaqualandreli4711]

Another awesome video Kenny . A 4 large cent day. Wow...... And new permissions. Great day to be detecting. Congrats

[@SantaFe-wi1ve]

Good job of turning things around. LC is on my bucket list too, my area isn't very old.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Email me so I can get your address 👍🏻 4-1=3

[@SantaFe-wi1ve]

@@squarenailsquirrel9638 email sent

[@highroller8875]

great hunt. hope your new permissions turn into some awesome videos.

[@ronalddvorak1967]

Those large cents were in pretty good shape. Congrats. I have never found one, it's on my bucket list.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Email me so I can contact you outside of a public post.. I need your address.

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Nice lot of finds. Congrats on finding the site. It’s nice when you find a dwelling and just to confirm it you start pulling out coins. Awesome :)

[@tristansmith7169]

Great job with the video. And awesome finds. Look foward to the next. And thank you for showing your settings on the Equinox in the beginning of every video.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you, I hope what I’m showing helps out. If there’s anything that I’m not showing that you want to say just say something and I will add it in the videos

[@MrDetectorist]

A great idea to walk through the field. Awesome finds, keep it up.

[@RelicHuntingSouthTexas]

Congrats on your finds and getting more area to hunt on your permission!

[@Thinbluediggers]

Killer hunt! There is going to be plenty more at that spot for sure

[@chriskelley580]

Perfect hunt. I’d love to find that many large cents in one day or even 1 year for that matter. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to searching an old mill site in the woods next to the river on Saturday. 👍👍

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Very luck to have found 4 in a relatively short hunt :) Good luck on your hunt tomorrow.. always exciting to be on a new site.

[@Steveostones]

Absolutely cool! Thanks for the high quality video and killer wrapups!

[@metaldetectinghooked7619]

Great job Kenny 👍🇨🇦🍻

[@lwfloors1]

As always an AWESOME video. I found your channel a week ago and have watched over half of the videos so far. You are an inspiration to me with the historical focus that you have toward the hobby. I got my first detector for Christmas (POS Bounty hunter) and have been thinking about an 800 Nox. After watching your videos I pulled the trigger last Friday and it arrived yesterday. Thank you for the great content and please.....more videos. Thank you, also, for being a teacher. I have found the information in your videos the most informative on KZbin. Thanks to what you have put together I will be able to hit the ground running with this new machine and be effective.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I’m glad that the information in the videos can be applied to your hunt. Good luck on any future hunts that you have coming up, I believe you and I have spoke on Facebook so if you end up getting some wins let me know about it. With any machine it takes time to understand it and speak its language.. Take your time and ease into the machine with no expectations. When you do start hunting with it just focus on the operation Of the machine and learning it, the machine will do it’s job... it’s up to you to do your part as an operator. This is the only advice I can stress highly

[@macadoo7755]

im a surveyor in illinois and love detecting..having the map knowledge is a major bonus finding old sites. your videos are top notch.happy hunting😎

[@2xmatthewx4]

what an awesome thing to stumble on. turned out to be a great day.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Definitely an awesome hunt

[@mcdigsbmore6531]

Very cool discovery. I use the Equinox 600 and LCs are a very distinctive high-tone.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Yes... they stick out like a sore thumb.

[@investigatinghistory7160]

Hi Kenny, I really enjoy your detecting videos! I recently upgraded to an equinox 800 from an eagle spectrum. I've been going to o a lot of places I thought were hunted out and finding lots of missed coins including my most valuable coin in 30 years of detecting.....a Mercury dime 1942 over 41 p error coin! I've learned a lot watching your videos and wanted to thank you! Have a great day! Jeff

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Glad to hear that you are having success in the field. Thank you for checking out what i'm doing on here. :)

[@IanYGath]

Nice hunt. Great large cents. 🙂👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@larrystephens7437]

Another well produced video of Kenny playing in the mud. We will never know but it looks like that home site ended about the same time as the Civil War. BTW I enjoyed your visit on the Relic Radio pod cast last night. Thanks for sharing your metal detecting experiences.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I was thinking the same thing that right about the American Civil War is when folks left the house. I did not see any signs of it being destroyed by a fire so it must’ve been a fairly all home by the time the Civil War came about. Relics radio was awesome to be on and greatly appreciate the opportunity to be on there. 👍🏻

[@richardrollins184]

Great job and day.Thanks for your videos.

[@JamieForBarb]

Always amazing videos. That glass button was really nice! Also the Civil War tokens AGAIN! Those might be in the top 5 of the bucket list.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you very much I appreciate your kind words. I also really like the glass button, very glad that my eyes caught it in the dirt. If you want to email me your address I’ll send you the flag of our union almost holed token from this video.

[@JamieForBarb]

@@squarenailsquirrel9638 I can't thank you enough for the offer! Only if we can make a trade could I possibly accept. I'm in a hotel currently stationed at Fort Stewart GA. No HHG shipments until June 30th. My wife and kids are still stuck in Missouri. When we have a house here I will send you the address. Thank you again!

[@greggelato]

Super nice finds!

[@legends3302]

great finds it's nice to see your pumping out the vids again..

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Been trying to get out when I can... I want to go tomorrow but it’s gonna rain all day. Hopefully soon because all of these fields are going to get planted soon.

[@James-lj7rm]

Great finds

[@jonniewalker6925]

Fantastic job as always keep them coming

[@edwinarnold1380]

Great video as always. So happy your back at it again.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you and I appreciate your kind words. Probably have about another month and a half and then things might slow down again but for now I’m gonna try my best to put out as many as I can

[@RamRod_goes_treasure_hunting]

Nice hunt!! Kinds sucks there wasnt anything on the old school site. I'd be ecstatic to find even 1 large cent. Havent found one yet! Congrats on finding 4!! I look forward to seeing all your videos! Keep up the good work! See ya in the next video!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you. This is definitely one of those hunts that I will remember very well. They don’t alter not like this but it sure is nice when they do.

[@jstud4940]

Great video...enjoyed the Relics Radio show.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you, it was definitely cool being on relics radio show. It’s a great community of folks on there.

[@leannkennedy6568]

Nice finds, especially the glass button.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I thought it was incredible.. I have not found one like the blue one.

[@leannkennedy6568]

@@squarenailsquirrel9638 Hope you find many new items as you search for permissions.

[@bigglesworth5283]

Excellent hunt! Takes me a year to find 1 LC! Congrats!!

[@yooperlites]

Hi Kenny, I am a V3i owner and have watched all your videos. I am thinking of pulling the trigger on a Nox 800. I know you use both. The reasons I want a Nox is for tge waterproof ability and Bluetooth functionality. I use bone conduction Bluetooth headphones which keep my ears open so I can hear my detector and still listen to my surroundings. So when someone talks to me or I want to hear my pinpointer I can. Only problem is with the V3i my Bluetooth transmitter only lasts 3 hours and adds to the weight of the detector. My question is what is the learning curve like with the Nox 800? Its taken me over a year to get the V3i down to where I am comfortable with it. Thanks for your videos! Keep it up.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

If you understand your V3i you will transition to the equinox well... some of the terminology is different although the items are one and the same. Settings are much simpler once you read the digital manual ( I don't like a digital manual) and understand what actually can be set. Don't get confused by the machine not having as many available settings as your current machine.. that is no way means less settings are less powerful. In the field is where you will need some hours clocked to get used to the operation. The Equinox is one loud creature with a lot of noise on each swing although it is all data. You will know what to dig because it hits like a freight train and the rest of the noise you let go unless you get one that would be considered an iffy. The target ID scale (VDI) is compressed so be ready to dig a lot of zinc pennies if in a park hunting wheats... it's hard to tell them apart unless going by depth on age of target. The two machines are two different creatures and like with any machine there will be a learning curve along with frustrations. I still haven't used my wireless equinox headphones since I make video and use the speaker for viewers to hear my tones so I can't comment on them.

[@yooperlites]

@@squarenailsquirrel9638 thanks for the response. I did end up getting the 800. I got bothe the 11 and 6 inch coil and have ordered a Steves detector rods carbon fiber rod. Really looking forward to learning this machine!

[@finders-keepers1518]

We miss your high quality videos buddy. Hope all is well with you and yours.

[@dirtdiggerdave788]

great hunt I am still looking for my first large cent and Indian head penny thanks for tips

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Just keep the coil to the ground and hopefully it will go over some of those soon. If you end up finding one of the two or even both make sure to comment

[@markfiorella7447]

nice job where i live ihave found maps of stage coach routes

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Very cool because there will definitely be some stops they made along the way... See if you can pin down where those are at

[@mrwheatie]

I never found 4 large cents and 2 civil war tokens on 1 hunt! Thanks for your videos. I rewatch them to learn more about the equinox.

[@steelydan42]

Nice video and finds. Goodluck and happy hunting 👍👍

[@tedluff2704]

What type of finds pouch do you have

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

The pouch that I use is called the squirrel pouch and I designed as well as made it. This is version three and Sunday if any of them ever become available they will be on my website Squarenailsquirrel.com

[@lisatroxell7916]

Great finds!!💪🤘

[@detectingsmiths9350]

Awesome hunt, brother! The maps in my area don't go back very far as home sites go, so I have to rely on debris such as brick, broken china, and such to identify old house sites in some areas. Great job out there. Those were some great finds. I hope you have a great weekend.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you. Sounds like you have to do a lot of walking then. The best home sites that I find are always in the manner that you describe and not showing on any maps. Back home in Kentucky it is the same way with no maps helping out. Good luck on any hunts that you have coming up

[@bigshow6200]

Hey Kenny have you ever tried the Neil Jones Beach to Land settings. I’ve ran it for quite some time and keep finding myself going back to it. The field 2 setting is awesome also that you use👍

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I have not used it although I have a friend in PA that utilizes it a lot and is successful with it. I try to keep things as simple as I can in the field and modify to tailor to the site without going too extreme. Thanks for the suggestion on the program.

[@bigshow6200]

Square Nail Squirrel That’s what I love about the Nox, it doesn’t take any major changes to be make this detector successful. I look forward to your next video Kenny, have a great weekend my friend👍

[@martinbetzner1720]

Another great video. I hope the new properties give lots of material for new videos. God bless.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you. I also hope that they are productive sites but I have found out that somebody else in the past has metal detected around the farm. I’m not sure if it’s the old homesites or the ones that are still standing. If it is the same person that did the school house I’m sure they are wiped clean... They did an excellent job

[@wicked_digger]

Great saves! Cant wait to see the next ones!! Good luck at the new fields

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I’m hoping that the new fields out there have not been hunted too much but I do know that they have been hunted

[@wicked_digger]

@@squarenailsquirrel9638 it is nice to have a plethora of good targets but you know how it is, never hunted out. Not easy to get your coil over every inch of soil! Hopefully you get plenty of great history there!

[@Gadophoto]

Great video thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you. 🙂👍🏻

[@Ronbo410]

Love your videos. Great cinematography!

[@thomasyoung1260]

Awesome finds square nail hh.

[@sammcclain4634]

Another good video awesome finds

[@mstreasureseeker814]

So glad you are back!

[@jasonburris4426]

Quick question, what sensitivity do you run your pinpointer on? 1,2 or 3?

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

3 maxed out with vibrate on... there are times I need to turn it down on specific plugs but 99% of the time it is full blast.

[@AquaLandRelics]

Great Video as always ! -Aqualand Relics

[@aaronroberts7084]

Congrats on the good finds

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you.

[@district9detector56]

What do most of your large cents come up as on the vdi? I just started using my Vanquish 540 so getting use to the new numbers compared to my other machines. Cool hunt by the way and HH 🤙

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I’m not sure how the target ID scale is on the vanquish... But on the compressed I D scale of the equinox the large cents show up between 27 and 34 depending on how corroded they are.

[@bluelinearcheology2427]

Love the determination and it paid off BIG TIME!!

[@dagwoodacid]

Absolutely amazing and as always- inspiring!

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you, Very happy to know you like the videos. Good luck on your next hunt

[@dagwoodacid]

Square Nail Squirrel thank you - take care - stay safe - keep hunting - from one surveyor/detectorist to another

[@FloridaNox]

AWESOME hunt! 👍👍

[@bassplugger1]

Good morning. Congrats on those sweet finds. I use to watch you when you were using the v3i and sport. Just wondering why you changed machines and what the pros and cons might be. I went by bassplugger on the other forum. Thanks

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

The processor is light years ahead of what I was using (three hours of in hand use... you would understand), five frequencies versus three, it doesn’t feel like a cinderblock and more like a feather, onboard modern battery source that last forever and if needed to be replaced ..easily done, I can update my machine by plugging it into my computer, the settings are exactly what I need to be using instead of screen colors and all the other 10,000 settings that I previously had to understand. Overall after owning the previous machine since 2011 and dedicating all kinds of time to understanding it, I never was confident with what I was doing because I was always second-guessing each hunt... which is detrimental to staying in the hobby. With the new machine I never second-guess myself and the overall experience of the hunt is exponentially better. Everybody complains that the new machine doesn’t go very deep but I’ve had some very deep targets and I’m confident that if there’s something there it’s going to hit it. Internet experts everywhere... and I stress that I’m only an opinion. The ease of use of the machine as well as the setup to get me up and running... to do when I’m there to do which is metal detect and not programming. The amount of stuff that I find that is not always coins but everything, that I want to find has increased greatly. You would not believe the separation that this machine has on it even with a large coil, it’s unreal. I don’t sell these machines or have anybody that sponsors me but if somebody’s going to get in the metal detecting and not lose interest after six months, I would suggest a couple machines with one of them definitely being what I use or the 600 model. The success rate probability after you find a site that might be productive is greatly increased. With any machine you can be successful but in my opinion only because I know it, I put my full interest in the Hobby on the performance of the machine that I’m using now. Nobody is out there doing what I do to only enjoy the scenery, it’s nice out there but we all want to find stuff.

[@bassplugger1]

@@squarenailsquirrel9638 what precisely is the machine that you use? and do you mind telling me the costs of it, and if it's the machine you would buy if you were buying one today? thanks

[@DiggingCanuck]

WONDERFUL episode :)

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Thank you very much. 🙂

[@jeffwagner538]

I love your videos! Where did you get your detecting pouch? I want to get one

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

This is version 3 of 4... I make the pouch myself and once available they will be posted on my website Squarenailsquirrel. com The pouch is called the Squirrel Pouch.

[@tntrailcam8211]

Enjoyed the video!

[@mikereyd]

Would like to pick your brain about old maps and what not. I seen in some of your videos you talk about old atlas's where can I find these for the state of Oklahoma?

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

Check out the video "Find a place to metal detect research" down in the videos list from possibly last year.. your answer will be there as well as many other tools you will want to know about.

[@mikereyd]

I found that video after posting this and yes very informative thanks for what you do!

[@TheHistoryDigger1]

Another awesome video. Can I ask how you are able to get such great audio with the camera on a tripod? Do you use another device perhaps to record via bluetooth?

[@baystateplugflipper7061]

Great saves, nice job!!!!!

[@jamesdupree748]

Hey sir I really enjoy your videos I have been hunting with a medal detector since I was very young and I have found a lot of civil war era stuff like mini balls and buttons and civil war breasts plates and box plates I sold my medal detector a few years ago and you inspire me to get back into medal detecting again so I bought me another one just like I once had I just turned 70 years old and thanks to you for inspiring me to start back hunting I really like your videos keep them coming GOD BLESS YOU SIR.

[@squarenailsquirrel9638]

I’m glad that you are inspired by the videos that I am making. The hobby is a lot of fun and once the bug is us.. it sticks with us our whole lives. I’m getting towards my point in the year where I take a break from making videos so there will be a few this summer but I will start back full force again sometime in the fall.

[@SkiSearcher]

geez Civil War token and a handful of Coppers ! you nailed that hunt brother 💥🦅🇺🇸👍

[@mrwheatie]

Question - how do you mic your voice? Thanks.

[@jimrobinette3205]

Awesome..