October 15, 2026

What Digging Tool Do I Recommend — and Why

What Digging Tool Do I Recommend?

And why I stick with it

What this clip was about

What digging tool do I recommend 🤔 and why!

The Tool I Point People Toward

What digging tool do I recommend, and why?

People ask this all the time, and my answer doesn’t change much. I want something that digs clean, holds up, and doesn’t send the wrong message when you’re out hunting. The tool I recommend has a one-piece solid handle, it’s angle-grinder sharpened, and it does not look like a knife.

That’s it. No extra story needed. A good digging tool should help you recover the target and keep the hunt moving.

See you in the field.

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

The Tracker 4 is a straightforward detector that gets you on target without overcomplicating the hunt.

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Pinpointer Showcase

Pinpointer Showcase

This pinpointer is great for both adults and kids. It's waterproof and has 360° detection. It will help you pinpoint treasure with ease.

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Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

When the target is in the hole, a Garrett pinpointer helps you finish the recovery before you start digging extra dirt.

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Garden Trowel Showcase

Garden Trowel Showcase

One-piece solid handle, angle-grinder sharpened, and it does not look like a knife.

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Late-Night Post-Fireworks Hunt – Simplex+ in a Busy Playground

Late-Night Post-Fireworks Hunt – Simplex+ in a Busy Playground | Zeke (aka Glenn)

Late-Night Post-Fireworks Hunt

Simplex+ Coin Sniping in a Busy Playground | Zeke (aka Glenn) 🪙

Join me for a late-night metal detecting hunt at a busy park right after the big holiday fireworks show. Armed with the Nokta Simplex+ and a coin-sniping coil, I worked the playground perimeter, swings, retaining wall, and drop zones — digging through lots of trash, foil, and can slaw.

The hunt started slow, but persistence paid off with a nice handful of finds: dimes, pennies, nickels, a quarter, a shiny modern dime, plus a few mystery jewelry pieces and charms. I share real-time tips on tone reading, working high-traffic areas, and staying efficient when the park is still full of people.

Real metal detecting: lots of digging, plenty of junk, and the occasional exciting payoff.

This is an honest look at what the hobby is actually like — exercise, patience, and the thrill of finding something hidden in plain sight. Perfect for anyone who enjoys authentic hunts and practical recovery tips.

What’s your best post-event or night hunt story? Drop it in the comments!

Happy hunting, friends!
— Zeke (aka Glenn) 🪙🔦

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October 13, 2026

Needed a Dime for a Coin Slam | Surface Find Still Counts

Dime for the Coin Slam

Surface find — still counts

What this clip was about

Needed a dime to make a Coin Slam. Already found pennies, nickels, and quarters. Found it on the surface, still counts - a dime!

The Last Coin Was Sitting There

Needed a dime to make a Coin Slam. Already found pennies, nickels, and quarters. Found it on the surface, still counts — a dime!

That’s a good kind of pressure. The other coins were already in, and the only thing missing was the dime. I didn’t have to win a deep-target fight this time. It was on the surface, I grabbed it, and the slam was done.

Surface find or not, it still counts. A dime is a dime.

See you in the field.

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

The Tracker 4 is a straightforward detector that gets you on target without overcomplicating the hunt.

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Pinpointer Showcase

Pinpointer Showcase

This pinpointer is great for both adults and kids. It's waterproof and has 360° detection. It will help you pinpoint treasure with ease.

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Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

When a coin needs a fast confirmation after the signal, a Garrett pinpointer helps you finish the recovery.

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Garden Trowel Showcase

Garden Trowel Showcase

One-piece solid handle, angle-grinder sharpened, and it does not look like a knife.

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October 12, 2026

Night Mulch Hunting in Allen, TX – Beating Trash & Finding Treasures

Night Mulch Hunting in Allen, TX – Beating Trash & Finding Treasures | Zeke (aka Glenn)

Night Mulch Hunting in Allen, TX

Beating Trash & Finding Treasures | Zeke (aka Glenn) 🪙

Most metal detectors get fooled by trash — but not when you know the right techniques. In this night hunt in Allen, Texas, I worked fresh mulch at a playground and pulled surprising treasures from an ocean of canslaw and aluminum.

You’ll discover how to detect through fresh mulch without damaging landscaping, read subtle signals amid heavy trash, and use the right gear to turn junk into keepers. I also share practical night detecting tips: lighting, stealth, and maximizing your time after dark.

The biggest finds are often hiding just beneath the canslaw. Learn to hunt smarter and you’ll beat the trash others walk past.

Whether you’re a seasoned detectorist or just starting out, these real-world tactics for mulched and urban areas will help you find more coins, jewelry, and relics on your next outing.

What’s your best mulch or night hunt tip? Share it in the comments!

Happy hunting, friends!
— Zeke (aka Glenn) 🪙🔦

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Tools & machines for mulch, night, and trashy playground hunts

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October 11, 2026

Penny in the Mulch | Garrett Pro-Pointer Recovery

Penny in the Mulch

Garrett Pro-Pointer found it fast

What this clip was about

Found a target in the mulch. Used the Garrett Pro-Pointer pinpointer to quickly locate it... pemny it is!

Quick Pinpoint in the Mulch

Found a target in the mulch. Used the Garrett Pro-Pointer pinpointer to quickly locate it… penny it is!

Not every signal is a ring or a mystery target. This one was in the mulch, the pinpointer got on it fast, and out came a penny. That’s still a win. You hear it, you pinpoint it, you recover it, and you keep moving.

Simple hunt. Quick recovery. Honest find.

See you in the field.

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

The Tracker 4 is a straightforward detector that gets you on target without overcomplicating the hunt.

View on Amazon

Pinpointer Showcase

Pinpointer Showcase

This pinpointer is great for both adults and kids. It's waterproof and has 360° detection. It will help you pinpoint treasure with ease.

View on Amazon

Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

When the target is sitting in mulch, a Garrett pinpointer helps you lock onto it fast and get it out without a long search.

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Garden Trowel Showcase

Garden Trowel Showcase

One-piece solid handle, angle-grinder sharpened, and it does not look like a knife.

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Gear Store

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October 9, 2026

Craziest Find While Metal Detecting | Live Highlight Answer

Craziest Find While Metal Detecting

Live highlight — the question and the answer

What this clip was about

Live highlight, Craziest Find while metal detecting. Funny #lol While livestreaming was asked a question what my craziest find was. Checkout my answer!

The Live Question I Didn’t See Coming

Live highlight, craziest find while metal detecting. Funny one. While livestreaming I was asked what my craziest find was. Check out my answer!

I love those live questions. You’re hunting, talking detectors, and then somebody drops the one that makes you stop and grin. This clip is that moment — the question, the answer, and the kind of story that only comes out of this hobby.

No extra polish. Just a live highlight and an honest answer.

See you in the field.

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

Bounty Hunter Tracker 4 Showcase

The Tracker 4 is a straightforward detector that gets you on target without overcomplicating the hunt.

View on Amazon

Pinpointer Showcase

Pinpointer Showcase

This pinpointer is great for both adults and kids. It's waterproof and has 360° detection. It will help you pinpoint treasure with ease.

View on Amazon

Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

Garrett Pinpointer Showcase

When a target needs a closer look after the signal, a Garrett pinpointer helps you finish the job in the hole.

View on Amazon

Garden Trowel Showcase

Garden Trowel Showcase

One-piece solid handle, angle-grinder sharpened, and it does not look like a knife.

View on Amazon

Gear Store

Gear Store

Shop the gear I actually use and trust in the field.

Open the Gear Store

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Night Park Coin Hunting – Turning Trash into Treasure

Night Park Coin Hunting – Turning Trash into Treasure | Zeke (aka Glenn)

Night Park Coin Hunting

Turning Trash into Treasure | Zeke (aka Glenn) 🪙

Unlock the secrets to finding treasures in everyday places — even in busy, trash-filled parks at night. In this hunt I turned a seemingly dead park into a productive session, pulling coins, earrings, a food dice, and more by fine-tuning my gear and techniques.

You’ll learn how to chase faint signals amid heavy trash, work perimeter and gap searches efficiently, and get close enough to tiny foil-like targets that others miss. I also break down signal patterns like double returns and crackly tones, plus why a close-necked pinpointer is essential for small jewelry and foil.

Night detecting opens up a whole new world of opportunities. Quieter grounds and the thrill of finding what others overlook.

Whether you’re a beginner refining your night skills or a seasoned detectorist looking for fresh tactics in cluttered environments, these practical insights will help you dig smarter and enjoy the hunt even more.

What’s your best night detecting tip or find? Share it in the comments!

Happy hunting, friends!
— Zeke (aka Glenn) 🪙🔦

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Pinpointers, machines & tools for night hunts in trashy parks

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Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through the links in this post, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you so much for supporting my content and helping keep the adventures going!

Thanks for watching and reading!
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