Have you ever asked yourself where can I go metal detecting? In this video Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors is going to tell you about 10 outside of the box places you should think about metal detecting.
If you can find an old bus stop where there is a big shade tree, you also might find a lot of coins and things. I read of one fellow who found thousands of coins in such a place as that over time.
I live on the coast of NC near the SC, NC line. There's a lot of ocean front nightclubs and bars. Those are great places to coin and jewelry hunt as well.
One place that is great are places people ride horses in those big rectangular area only for that purpose. Yeah a lot of tiny nails from the horseshoes, but so many coins bounce out of your pockets.
I know the location of a 200+ year old arched spring house with about 10 inches water and the bottom of grapefruit size stones. I was thinking that 200 years back that might have been a select hiding place. So, I will check it out next trip there.
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Thank you for all the useful videos you post. Also check around mailboxes at old homes. People used to leave money in them for the postman to leave stamps. I have found some change at my wife's grandmothers house mailbox, on a rural road in Georgia where there were six mailboxes at the same spot. Still using a 12 year old Bounty Hunter Pioneer 202
