Night Hunt!
Hey fellow detectorists and treasure seekers! Glenn here (aka Zeke) checking in with the latest from my ongoing detecting streak. On January 5, 2026, I went live once again with a mobile metal detecting session titled "Let’s Keep Finding Stuff! #metaldetecting #mobile #livestream #irl".
Keeping the Momentum Rolling
Five rounds into the new year and I’m still hitting the ground running—literally! This mobile live stream took me back to some productive spots, swinging the coil and digging every good signal in real time. The live chat was popping (thanks to everyone who joined and kept the vibes high!), and it’s always fun sharing the unfiltered hunt with you all: the promising tones, the plug pops, and yes, the inevitable trash pulls.
The ground gave up a nice handful of clad today, proving that consistent hunts really do pay off—even when the big silver or jewelry stays hidden.
Today’s Finds
- 4 Quarters – $1.00 in clad, always a welcome sight!
- 2 Dimes – adding another $0.20 to the pouch.
- 1 Nickel – the classic buffalo or Jefferson beep.
- 6 Pennies – modern zincs and coppers adding to the total.
- And of course… lots of trash (pull tabs, foil, bottle caps, and can slaw keeping my trash pouch full and my discrimination skills sharp).
Total clad for the round: $1.31 – not a fortune, but a solid reward for a couple hours of swinging, and way better than a skunk!
Why These Live Rounds Are Gold
- Realism: You see the trash along with the treasures—exactly how detecting works.
- Community: Live suggestions and encouragement make it feel like we’re all out there together.
- Motivation: Perfect for anyone needing that nudge to grab their detector and get outside.
Missed the live action? Catch the full replay here:
How’s your 2026 coin count looking so far?
Any good clad days or are you chasing silver? Drop your updates in the comments—I love hearing how everyone’s year is starting!
Stay dirty, stay swinging,
Glenn (Zeke)
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P.P.S. Quick note—"Zeke" is my metal detecting pen name. Real name is Glenn!
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