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Necessity is the Mother of Invention
‘Necessity is the mother of invention’ which means necessity or need can encourage inventive solutions to challenging situations. Fellow metal detectorist “Trickworm” shared his solution to saving over $60.00 when he designed this Lesche Sheath and Pro-Pointer Combo. You can … Continue reading →
Win Detecting Gear
Everyone wants free stuff, Right? Well, here’s a little tip if you didn’t already know…the guys over at HighPlainsProspectors.Com hold a monthly contest for free detecting supplies. This Months Prize is a Metal Detector Pro Pointer and Gear Mount. Easily … Continue reading →
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Happy 6th Birthday Robby!!!
If you’ve been in the detecting hobby for any amount of time, you probably know who NuggetNoggin is. I’ve followed his videos for the last three years, and he has made some amazing finds during that time. His enthusiasm for … Continue reading →
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Metal Detecting the Ozark Mountains 