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Gift Detecting

May 10, 2010
Posted by Hunting4Treasure

4hhpulse_largeIt’s hard to find the right gift. The best thing you can do when considering what to get someone is to learn more about their preferences. What do they like to do? If the person in mind is someone who likes collecting coins, or other historical items, you may want to consider getting them a metal detector. Recent technology had allowed for computerized metal detectors that are easy to operate. Computerized one-touch detectors make treasure hunting simpler for the beginner.

When buying your metal detector, you should:

1.) Shop around by obtaining prices from different dealers and look for discount Headhunter metal detectors.
2.) Check for special deals on packages that include essential accessories.
3.) Check with major distributors for demo detectors (they are usually cheaper).

Common Courtesy on the Treasure Hunting Trail

November 25, 2009
Posted by Hunting4Treasure

nuggetbustersJust like any hobby, metal detecting has its own set of essential tools and rules of etiquette. From an equipment standpoint, the most obvious consideration is the metal detector itself. If the technology is malfunctioning even slightly, it could prevent you from unearthing the next big metallic find. Equally important in my opinion is a set of Nuggetbuster metal detector headphones.

Headphones serve two distinct purposes out on the treasure hunting trail. First, they act as a common courtesy for people who are trying to enjoy the day without hearing a steady beeping sound. The other purpose involves your treasure hunting competition. In some places, metal detectors are so prevalent that the competition for subterranean plunder can be fierce. Headphones keep your discoveries a secret.

Metal Detecting Is a Family Affair

October 28, 2009
Posted by Hunting4Treasure

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It’s a common misconception that metal detecting enthusiasts are loners and eccentrics. While you might witness the occasional character combing nearby beaches for buried treasure, many of us are just hobbyists with a passion for exploration. I like to turn metal detecting into a social activity by throwing a Headhunter Pirate metal detector into the back of the family van.

That way, whenever we have some downtime on a camping vacation we can lug out the detector and scan the premises for hidden items of value. My son and daughter both enjoy detecting, and we trade off between someone holding the detector and the others looking for visible clues along the ground. When they were younger I even created elaborate treasure maps and buried some goodies out in the woods for them to find with their wits and a trusty metal detector.

Benefits of a Headhunter Metal Detector

May 18, 2009
Posted by Hunting4Treasure

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For people that are interested in combing the beaches for lost treasures and abandoned goods, one of the most prevalent pastimes is metal detecting. And for people in the know, one of the most popular brands is Headhunter. Headhunter metal detectors offer several distinct benefits, and one of those major benefits is that they can be used both on land and in the water.

They are also lightweight, which is a major benefit for users of all ages. Especially if you’re older or have poor arm strength, this can be a major advantage over heavier options. Fans of metal detecting are also impressed with the ease of use offered by this particular brand. With its ability to detect metal from large depths, it will also offer you the opportunity to find items that other detectors might have missed and kept hidden from you.