[meteorite-list] OK -So, What, Where, When and How?

[Mike / flattoprocks]

 Hi Gary and all. #2 I prefer and use the Gold Bug 2 by Fisher. It will find 
an H5 of 5 grams and under all day long.
 I run it as sensitive as it will go and then turn the sensitivity back to 
7. It goes to 10 but I normally don't run it on 10 unless I am digging very 
small stuff. The other thing I really like is that is so simple to use I 
never need to look at the controls, they are that simple.
 #3 I use a digging tool with three prongs on one side and a blade like a 
hoe on the other. Right up against the handle on the underside of the prongs 
I stick a 2 X 2 X 1/2 inch very powerful magnet. As I am digging a target it 
will stick as I am scratching around in the dirt. Meteorites and iron thrash 
both stick.  So it makes the process much faster.
Mike Miller  //  E-Bay  flattoprocks
Website // www.meteoritefinder.com
Check out the web site it is up and running!
Mike Miller 230 Greenway Rd. Kingman AZ 86401
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gary K. Foote" <gary at webbers.com>
To: <Meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com>
Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 5:48 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] OK -So, What, Where, When and How?


> This might be a silly batch of questions regarding meteorite hunting. 
> Y'all might feel
> proprietary about your personal hunting grounds, methods, etc.,  and I'll 
> understand if
> you do.  But here goes...
>
> 1.) Where would you go to seek out new finds in the USA?  Or where would 
> you consider the
> best known and most productive strewn fields? [Details on how too]
>
> 2.) What is your favorite metal detector and how do you prefer it's 
> settings?
>
> 3.) Do you find the use of rare earth magnets helpful as a hunting tool 
> [not a post-find
> test tool]?
>
> 4.) Have you invented any techniques you want to share?
>
> 5.) What would you avoid doing at all costs?
>
> Sorry, I love to stir the pot a bit.
>
> Gary
>
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