School playgrounds are some of the most unpredictable places to detect—full of shallow targets, modern trash, and that stubborn underlayment hiding beneath the mulch. In this session, Zeke (aka Glenn) explores a school playground in Oklahoma and shares real-time insights on coil choices, target signals, and how to work around barriers while still chasing coins and jewelry.
From the first swings, the tones come fast. Some are clean, some are scratchy, and some disappear the moment the coil hits the underlayment. I walk through how I interpret those signals, how different coils react in tight spaces, and how to adjust your sweep when the ground itself is fighting you. Playgrounds like this are challenging, but they’re also full of potential—and every dig teaches something new.
If you’re learning to detect around equipment, mulch, and buried barriers, this hunt offers a clear look at how to stay patient, stay curious, and still pull good targets from a tough site.
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