High Tone on the Bounty Hunter Tracker IV
Penny, dime, quarter, large metal… or a dollar
What this clip was about
High tone on the Bounty Hunter Tracker IV can be a large metal object, penny, dimes, and quarters. It also could mean a dollar!
Why I Still Dig the High Tones
High tone on the Bounty Hunter Tracker IV can be a large metal object, penny, dimes, and quarters.
It also could mean a dollar.
Those clean high tones are worth digging because the same signal covers everything from common clad to something better. Large metal can ring up high, coins do too, and every once in a while the machine is pointing you at a dollar.
It’s one of the reasons I still stop for the solid high tones instead of walking past them.
See you in the field.
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