hello all, Sunday night went to Boston with my hunting buddy and hit up the second oldest public beach in the country. This beach
has given up some nice finds over the years. It takes a while to find the shell line after the tide goes out, there is alot of mud/clay
and smelly stuff and it seems to move around alot. The low tide wasn't until 5:30 pm so it was petzel lights and lit screens. Very
peaceful but a little harder to find your target. Anyways here are most of my finds. 5 silver coins, 2 silver medals,2 buffalos,6 wheaties, and 5 musket balls. This beach is across from Dorchester heights where the colonists set up cannons and chased the
british from Boston harbor.( last year I found a cannon ball). No gold but we tried. There wasn't any NorEasters this year to move
sand around but there is always targets. thanks for looking, mike
has given up some nice finds over the years. It takes a while to find the shell line after the tide goes out, there is alot of mud/clay
and smelly stuff and it seems to move around alot. The low tide wasn't until 5:30 pm so it was petzel lights and lit screens. Very
peaceful but a little harder to find your target. Anyways here are most of my finds. 5 silver coins, 2 silver medals,2 buffalos,6 wheaties, and 5 musket balls. This beach is across from Dorchester heights where the colonists set up cannons and chased the
british from Boston harbor.( last year I found a cannon ball). No gold but we tried. There wasn't any NorEasters this year to move
sand around but there is always targets. thanks for looking, mike
