How To Metal Detect Successfully
Here you can find some useful tips and information related to metal detecting and treasure hunting. Please feel free to submit your own practical tips and advices that could help others!
Successful treasure hunting is an equation with a few variables such as 1) your detector that must "tell"you nothing but truth, 2) diligent and dedicated research, 3) correct detecting techniques and methods, 4) your ability to do hard work and maintain proper mental attitude and 5) your knowledge and understanding of your detector.
The latter is essential. A metal detector can do amazing things, but it can also confuse and disillusion if you do not understand what it's telling you. You MUST know how to operate your detector to the best advantage and make proper adjustments under all search conditions as encountered. Start with thoroughly reading (several times) the instruction manual of your detector. As you begin detecting, and understanding of your detector grows, the quantity of recoveries will increase.
You might have difficulties in understanding all "ins"and "outs" of the operational procedures. Those difficulties might be overcome easily if you visit the metal detecting forums on Internet and read those threads, saved in the forum's archives, that might contain answers to your questions. You also should join a local metal detecting club and talk to the experienced users of detectors similar to yours. The club members will provide you with lots of useful information and practical tips.
At the club meetings, you will meet people who are active in the field and willing to share their success stories. In the club you perhaps will find yourself a good partner. That's also very important as two friends attuned to working well with each other are less apt to overlook something. Working with a trusted partner is safer. You may need help, sometime and somewhere, and if you are alone you could be in serious trouble. Two good treasure hunters will find at least twice as much as one would.
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