Metal Detecting Rural Michigan Farms For Old Coins And Relics!

Chandler (VC Variety) and I criss cross the back roads of Michigan searching for old standing farm permissions! #equinox800 #metaldetecting #michigan
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[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Some good finds enjoyed watching

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thank you!

[@digginjuggernaut81]

Very nice finds guys. I enjoyed watching.

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Chandler got on some real good stuff too! Be sure to watch his video when it's ready!

[@digginjuggernaut81]

@@THEWANDERERS2020 I will for sure. It's nice to see you out diggin

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

I need to get out more!

[@TeamLynchBMD]

Wow Buffalo’s, IHP’s, terrific Tootsie 👋👍

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thanks! We enjoyed the day!!

[@PracticalKen]

Nice finds.

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thanks!

[@jeremynagel9427]

Nice little video! Got some goodies!

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thanks, Jeremy! Felt good to be out again. I am a little sore though. Lol. Been too long since I've put a full day in.

[@adventuresinmichiganwlisa9852]

Awesome finds guys

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thanks, Lisa!

[@Garydigsit]

Id say maybe bottom of a cane or walking stick, beauty of a tootsie race car, tons of ihp’s, 1868 is wicked, great video and new subsriber right here 😊, Gary at Norcal

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

We did have a good day. Thanks for watching and supporting with a sub!

[@Garydigsit]

@@THEWANDERERS2020 no prob bud we gatta support each other, Gary

[@dragthewatermagnetfishing4274]

Nice! I'm from Northern Michigan and run Drag the Water Magnet Fishing & Metal Detecting on yt & fb. Very impressive! Definitely subbed!!!

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Hopefully we can start getting out more to get more videos made. Been a slow year for us this year. I'll be heading over to check your channel out! Thanks!

[@countrysiderussell8003]

Beautiful buffalo and IHP in grwat shape too.

[@busygirl4474]

Wow what a great dig for you! Beautiful finds! Congratulations 😁

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thank you!

[@ryanshepard7281]

Some 1868 Indian heads are worth a ton

[@PARelicHunters]

Good to see you back out detecting and making videos again. Nice Indians, V nickel and relics. That car was the find of the day, with all the wheels and most of the paint. I haven't seen one like that before. Congrats Jake

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thanks for watching. It's been tough getting out detecting this year. Sure do miss it though! That car is amazing! It's huge and still rolls too!!

[@PARelicHunters]

@@THEWANDERERS2020 The best one I found was a Greyhound bus.

[@chrispagan8591]

Hey there. Super cool video. I'm also from Michigan and got my first detector this year (Equinox 600). The coolest part for me is it's forcing me to learn the history of various areas, including my hometown, Flushing. I do have a question tho. The video makes it seem to me like you guys are just knocking on the doors of old farmhouses and getting permission. Is it really that simple? I keep finding myself seeing these old houses and wishing I could detect their yards.

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Congratulations on your new detector and welcome to the hobby! In this particular video, or on this day, yes, we just drove around and knocked on doors! We have decent luck that way. We also research old maps and areas to find out where old homes used to be and then contact the property owners to ask permission.

[@countrysiderussell8003]

Look at the Tootsie....im speechless

[@ohdannyboyjustadiggin]

That tootsie is the coolest tootsie I have seen so far being dug.. All tootsies are cool but this one is like one I have not seen.. Great hunt Awesome Adventure

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Thanks. Was a pretty good day! I'm extremely happy with that car!

[@ryanczap4808]

that indian head was toasty.

[@digginhistory750]

Are you using the 15” coil?

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Yes, I do use the 15" coil quite a bit. The last yard of the video I was back to the stock 11" coil though. I love the ground coverage of the 15" in the bigger areas.

[@countrysiderussell8003]

BOOM baby🤠

[@everythingispossible7741]

Doesn't that machine pinpoint ?

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

It does. I'm not a fan of it though.

[@everythingispossible7741]

@@THEWANDERERS2020 Its tricky on elliptical coils. I got rid of my minelab because of it. Point is off the center of the top of the coil, unlike concentric coils being in the center of the coil. I never could pinpoint correctly with those types of coils. Keep swinging.

[@THEWANDERERS2020]

Yeah, if it's a coin that isn't super deep I can get a pretty good pinpoint on it. Start adding depth and throw in some rust and it gets tough.

[@everythingispossible7741]

@@THEWANDERERS2020 That actually has a term for it, its called the Halo effect. When a ferrous target starts breaking down in the soil, it leaches out into the surrounding soil and can make a fishscale size piece of metal sound like a silver dollar sized object. I've been detecting for almost 42 years. My knees hurt! 🤣😭😂

[@countrysiderussell8003]

Maybe a butt end of a knife or sword