Detectin in the heat -

[steve in so az]

even starting at 6 am it gets hot early. I dug 127 coins & misc jewelry.

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Here's some of the jewelry - none valuable except for the US one dollar coin, Steve in so az

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj41/steveinsoaz/627jewelry.jpg

[del]

god bless you Steve :shocked04: because its been hot out there in that Arizona sun . :white:usaflag:: how long were you out in it ??

[MassDirtFisher]

Way to go Steve!!! Thats alot of digging in the heat. Congrats on the finds!! Happy Hunting!!

[steve in so az]

I take the heat better than most. Lots of people I know cannot stand it. I was detecting from 6:30 (80 degrees) until 10:00 ( 94 degrees). I usually start earlier but sometimes one cannot get in places too early. Like the school today that was open where it's almost always closed. Only one time did I get a low heat stroke problem. I realized it and came home. steve

[aloldstuff]

Your endurance surpasses mine. thats a lot of diggin....congrats on all the finds

[coinnut]

Our heat is different from your heat here in New England. We get humidity, which gets to you real fast, but our temps are usually lower that 90. I can't Imagine detecting in some of the heat you have there. :shocked04: 100+ days, for a month doesn't sound like you can even dig in that concrete lol You do well considering the shortened hunts you have to do. When I hunt in the high heat and humidity for too long, I just wander around swinging the coil. :twirlingeyes: lol Can't find much that way. Nice hunt Steve