Let’s take a look at what my Bounty hunter tracker IV has found.

I started metal detecting about 3 months ago. My son had a cheap child detector that we used in the backyard recovering nails and screws and I thought to myself, this could be fun if I had a better metal detector. Being that I was just starting metal detecting, I didn’t want to spend a lot of money but I wanted to get a decent metal detector so I did some research and found the Bounty Hunter to be within my price range. I got it for right around 100 bucks and so my new hobby or addiction had begun!

Bounty Hunter Tracker IV

I started off getting to know my new detector by using it in my backyard. It was fairly easy. I just turned it on and started moving the coil back and forth as I walked very slowly through my yard, then it happened, the metal detector beeped! I went back over th area where it beeped trying to determine exactly where the buried item was. I started by xing a target. I would swing the coil from right to left and then away from me and then towards me until I had a good idea of where it was. I got out my little garden trowel and began to dig waving the coil over the piles of earth and back over the target area until I had the signal out of the ground. Low and behold it was a quarter! I was hooked! I thought to myself wow there must be money all over the yard, then my thoughts started to wander and I thought what about playgrounds or even the beach!

Over the next few months I found so much stuff! Garbage, money, some war relics, some jewelry. I was amazed at how much stuff I had found and think of what you can find in your neck of the woods. I would reccomend the Bounty Hunter Tracker IV to anyone just starting in this hobby. You can get one right here!

Take a look at all of this money I found!

Coins found with a Bounty Hunter Tracker IV

So yes I found all of this change but have I found anything else, anything more valuable???? Yes I have and if you stay tuned to this blog, I will be sharing all of my finds!

As Always comments are encouraged and welcome!