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Is Metal Detecting your Passion?

Posted on November 22, 2021 By Detecting Diva 5 Comments on Is Metal Detecting your Passion?

There is no other hobby that one can get so caught up in, that the entire world, and any worries fade away, and one thinks of nothing other than what they’re doing at that moment, every moment that machine is in their hand. It frees the mind, and it’s a high like no other, which calms you to your soul.

I’ve always been a free, independent spirit, with a love of the outdoors and nature. Growing up I preferred to be out wandering in the woods all day, exploring and building forts.  I had a great imagination, and in my mind actually lived in these forts and off the land, that is, until I heard the bell ringing in the distance indicating it was time to come home for dinner.

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In Defense of the E-trac:

Posted on November 16, 2021 By Detecting Diva 11 Comments on In Defense of the E-trac:

So I haven’t been posting for a while because of ongoing issues with my Word Press theme.  The main issue being that I couldn’t post new posts. The support I pay for couldn’t fix the issue, neither could the theme developer (nor did he seem to care), but I really liked the way my site looked and was too stubborn to change it. I was hoping some plug in update would come along and magically fix it, because, well, that happens sometimes.

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The Shovel Beater Upper Person

Posted on May 22, 2021May 22, 2021 By Detecting Diva 7 Comments on The Shovel Beater Upper Person

I was reviewing my blog stats, and they showed that my posts which are most popular are the super sarcastic or humorous ones where I talk about the types of detectorists or nuances in the hobby.  It makes sense, humor is fun, people can be funny, and sarcasm just pulls it all together.

So I’m thinking, Geez, what can I write about now?  I’ve already covered the aging, the lazy, the awesome, and the dishonest detectorist—what could be next?  I feel like I’m running out of categories here, and wracking my brain to come up with some good content. I’ve got some thoughts, and they might offend the self absorbed who think I’m specifically writing about them.  But writers block is real, so I’m going to go for it while my mind is on a roll. 

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The Metal Detecting Sticker Phenomenon

Posted on May 19, 2021 By Detecting Diva 10 Comments on The Metal Detecting Sticker Phenomenon

Stickers, stickers, stickers—Who doesn’t love stickers??? I love stickers, I’ve always loved stickers. They’re just so darn stickery and cool.

For about a decade I saved all my metal detecting stickers, waiting until I had enough to start decorating my “Woman Cave”.  This not so feminine “Cave” consists of my detecting work bench and gear storage area of the unfinished basement. It’s also where I sit to drink wine or coffee while I’m writing blog posts or cleaning my finds.

It’s quiet here.  No one bothers me, and I’m surrounded by all things metal detecting—including my “in progress” sticker wall.

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You Just Can’t Make this Stuff Up

Posted on April 16, 2021April 26, 2021 By Detecting Diva 14 Comments on You Just Can’t Make this Stuff Up

I’ve been having problems with my website, and my posts are not being sent out automatically to my subscribers.  The folks at GoDaddy asked me to do a test post. I don’t have the time to write, so I’m re-posting an old article about one of the weirdest things that has happened to me in the field.  As of this day, it’s still one of my strangest experiences.

If you get a notification of this post in your email, please be kind enough to leave a comment letting me know, so I can tell if everything is working properly.  Thank you, and enjoy

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Getting Back into the Swing

Posted on April 7, 2021April 7, 2021 By Detecting Diva 5 Comments on Getting Back into the Swing

I’m back, but where did I go?  Not far. I’ve been out of the detecting loop for months, but not of my own choosing. This hobby is great awesome, but at times the obsession comes with limitations. I knew that at some point the mild pain in my elbow and forearm after a long day swinging a heavy machine might become a problem. It was the reason I experimented with new, lightweight machines like the Deus and the simplex.  I tried each for a while with much success, but no matter how hard I tried, in the end, I always went back to my old faithful E-trac.

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The Not so Silly World of Metal Detecting Make Believe

Posted on January 23, 2021October 30, 2023 By Detecting Diva 11 Comments on The Not so Silly World of Metal Detecting Make Believe
Friedrichstadt, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

If I had a gold coin for every time I was out detecting and someone asked me “Do those things really work”?  I’d have retired long ago. 

I’m always polite and enthusiastic with my responses to questions or comments, after all, it is Metal Detecting. What detectorist doesn’t like to talk about that?  But, after years of being asked the same question over and over again, forgive my imperfection, but just once, I wish I had the nerve to respond with “No, they don’t work at all. I just love scanning the ground all day in my silly little world of metal detecting make believe”.

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The Awesome Detectorist

Posted on December 30, 2020December 30, 2020 By Detecting Diva 16 Comments on The Awesome Detectorist


There are two different types of Awesome Detectorist’s, the truly awesome ones, and the ones who think they’re truly awesome.

If you’re thinking, hey I want to read about awesome Detectorists, then you’re probably one of them, but if you’re thinking, I know she wrote this post about me, well, do the math…

If you’re familiar with my somewhat “barbed” (as the Brits say), sense of humor, and ability to mix reality with a dash or two of sarcasm, you may enjoy this post. Mind you, I don’t place myself in either category.  Being an empath, I’m more of an observer.  Being hyper-sensitive to sensing other people’s motivations can be overwhelming, and somewhat frustrating, especially when it takes others months or even years to see through a facade it took me only minutes, or a few hunts with someone to realize. 

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How to Make a Detectorist Happy on Christmas

Posted on December 5, 2020December 6, 2020 By Detecting Diva 13 Comments on How to Make a Detectorist Happy on Christmas


So if you’re stumped as to what to buy your metal detecting family member, friend or significant other for Christmas, or any other holiday, check out this post.

They’re a hard bunch to buy for, but luckily I have the inside scoop on what they like (or need), for their endless wanderings in search of that elusive “Pot O’ Gold”.

From stocking stuffers, to the humorous, to gifts with the “YES!” factor, I’ve included a wide variety, and surely you can find something to please them. There are also certain things they can never have enough of, or would like to have more of, so don’t worry about them already having one.  Having two or three of some of these items will just make their arsenal all the more awesome.

I’ve included helpful links for you, or you can just search the products online.

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The Lazy Detectorist

Posted on November 23, 2020November 23, 2020 By Detecting Diva 13 Comments on The Lazy Detectorist

Since I posted about The Aging Detectorist, and The Dishonest Detectorist, I thought why not follow it up with The Lazy Detectorist?  

“The Lazy Detectorist” is the one we all love. Why?  Because they do most of the work for us. Who hasn’t been on a hunt, or out hunting with friends, and come upon someone else’s freshly dug hole?  Just for kicks, you swing your coil over it (‘cause you never know), and you get a nice repeatable tone you just can’t ignore. 

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The Dishonest Detectorist

Posted on November 12, 2020November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 13 Comments on The Dishonest Detectorist


Have you ever been at a hunt where no one has found anything of any consequence, and suddenly someone comes walking up, all smiles, with a pouch full of sensational finds?  It’s usually someone new, or someone you don’t know very well, but occasionally it’s a person who’s been in the hobby a while. You’re happy for them, even though your mind is trying to rationalize a slight suspicion of disbelief, because 50 other people, with the majority being experienced, hard core hunters all just got skunked. 

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The 15 Phases of Metal Detecting

Posted on October 27, 2020November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 10 Comments on The 15 Phases of Metal Detecting


There are some things that most, if not all Detectorist’s struggle with when starting out in this hobby.  Whether you’re a newbie, or a seasoned vet, I’m sure you’ll relate to a few:

Phase 1:  WANTING
You see some random guy on the beach metal detecting and the daydreaming begins…  I’ve always wanted to do that… I should buy a metal detector…  I could find treasure… I remember when Aunt Millie lost her wedding ring years back and a guy with one of those machines found it for her…

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Metal Detecting Humor, Tales of the Hunt

The Aging Detectorist

Posted on April 12, 2020November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 15 Comments on The Aging Detectorist

It seems those long winters where I’ve hibernated on the couch with my best friend “Blanket”, have really taken a toll on me both mentally and physically.  Last year, I again succumbed to the seasonal funk, making zero effort to get off the couch from Thanksgiving until February.  When I finally got some enthusiasm and made a showing at the Penguin Dig, I was barely recognizable, to myself, in my own photos, having literally taken on the appearance of a large “couch potato”.  

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Let’s Live for Today–Metal Detecting 2019 in Review (Slideshow)

Posted on December 31, 2019December 6, 2020 By Detecting Diva 7 Comments on Let’s Live for Today–Metal Detecting 2019 in Review (Slideshow)

As 2019 comes to a close, I’ve put together this slideshow of some of the events and people who made it a great year.  I love metal detecting, but ever the softie, I love the folks involved in it even more.  The hobby would be pretty lame without all of you, so thank you all…

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The New Nokta Simplex—My First Impressions

Posted on November 27, 2019November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 9 Comments on The New Nokta Simplex—My First Impressions

Recently I’d been hearing a lot of hype over the new Nokta Simplex.  I was intrigued, but still not sold on it.  Experience has taught me to view new technology or products with an optimistic, but cautious attitude.  When the XPDeus was introduced, I pined for it for what seemed like an eternity.  I finally broke down and purchased one, and I used it for a while, but honestly, it’s now just a back up machine in case my E-Trac breaks.  I find the tones and chatter it produces to be über annoying and difficult for my ears to tolerate. The menu is also confusing, and it’s a learning curve I lost interest in pursuing. Sad, I know.  I gave it a good shot, it’s a great machine, and I found some great stuff with it, but it’s just not a great machine for me.

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DetectorPro’s Rattler Headphones: A Great Concept for Safety in the Field

Posted on October 13, 2019November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 5 Comments on DetectorPro’s Rattler Headphones: A Great Concept for Safety in the Field

Nine years ago, I bought a pair of DetectorPros Rattler headphones and was so thrilled with their performance that I just had to write a review about them. Fast forward to today, and my feelings about them have only gotten better with time.

My original reason for purchasing them was for my safety in the field. In between the group hunts, and outings with friends on the weekends, there are many times when I’m seeking immediate detecting gratification, and choose to hunt solo.

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Metal Detecting Tips from a Five Year Old: Episode 2

Posted on August 24, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 2 Comments on Metal Detecting Tips from a Five Year Old: Episode 2

Here’s another detecting tip from from the mouth and mind of a five year old, my granddaughter Jordan, a.k.a. “Marshmello-J”.

Her detector (a Minelab, of course), is still a bit big for her to handle—she’s tiny for her age, but her personality is big. When she gets put on the spot she often says “I don’t remember”, but a slight coaxing by Oma (me), and she’ll usually come right out with it.

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Blackthorne Resorts Lost Treasure Weekend 2019

Posted on August 16, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 6 Comments on Blackthorne Resorts Lost Treasure Weekend 2019

Blackthorne Resorts Lost Treasure Weekend 2019

Once again, Blackthorne Resort in the Catskills hosted its annual Lost Treasure Weekend June 15th-17th, 2019, and once again, it was a great time.

And… there are only so many articles that I can write about the same hunt year after year. After a while, its just redundant, but I will give it a short recap, because there are a lot of people who will read this when deciding if they’re going to attend or not.

So if you’re debating whether or not to go, just go. Whether you know people or not, its a lot of fun, and if you don’t know anyone, you will by the time you leave. Folks are happy and friendly there—even the staff.

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Metal Detecting Tips from a 5 year old!

Posted on August 6, 2019November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 9 Comments on Metal Detecting Tips from a 5 year old!

I was going to post a product review, but then I changed my mind and decided to post a video of my granddaughter Jordan, a.k.a. “Marshmallow-J” (the detecting name she picked for herself), because she likes Marshmallow’s and a song by someone named Marshmello.

Anyway, Jordan, sorry, Marshmello-J, likes to talk about metal detecting, and for a newbie and a five year old, she’s pretty darn smart.  She’s done a series of metal detecting videos dispensing her 5 year old wisdom to the metal detecting community.  They are short and sweet, and to the point—and if her cuteness doesn’t get to you, maybe her wisdom will.  Enjoy!

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Sites that Make you go “Ewww”

Posted on July 29, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 12 Comments on Sites that Make you go “Ewww”

Disclosure: I have to start out with this, because whenever I write something negative or controversial, I get the “My feelings are hurt” emails and texts. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and this article should not reflect on the hunt itself. The organizers did a fantastic job. Getting sites to hunt these days is not an easy task, and I do appreciate the efforts. This is my personal feeling about a hunt site, it doesn’t mean it was a bad site. There were many who enjoyed it and found good stuff. Would I go to one of their hunts again…absolutely. It just was what it was that day. In other words, “It’s not you, it’s me”.

So get off my back. I write what I feel and experience, and not every Hunt is “the best hunt ever”.  And if I wrote that every hunt I attended was “the best hunt ever”, well, you wouldn’t want to read that crap.

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Confessions of an Expert Oxen Shoe Finder:

Posted on July 14, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 10 Comments on Confessions of an Expert Oxen Shoe Finder:

Technically the title should be Confessions of an expert ox shoe finder. Ox is singular, oxen is plural. I know that, but I like the way oxen shoe sounds over ox shoe, so if you’ve got a problem with that already, don’t continue, but if you can deal, then read on…

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Hunt Free or Hunt Fee’s?

Posted on July 10, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 28 Comments on Hunt Free or Hunt Fee’s?

The first group hunt I attended which came with an expensive price tag was DIV, and that was quite a few years ago now. At the time I had thought the fee of $250 was over the top, but it was DIV. I wasn’t sure when I’d get the chance to go again, so I made the sacrifice, and dished out the cash. The $250, however, was just the hunt fee. There was also the cost of gas, hotel room, meals, and extra money for whatever else might come up. In the end, it came out to about $1200.

Since then, I’ve noticed a trend, and that trend is that the cost for some of these hunts has reached the price tag of ridiculous! Some of the club hunts that used to be free, or a max of $10, have easily gone up to $20 or $30, and sometimes even more than that. A one or two day organized non-club hunt can cost from $50 to $150 nowadays. It’s gotten so expensive, so quickly, that if someone offered me the opportunity to hunt a farm field all day for $50, I would probably consider it a bargain.

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The Creepy Thing in the Woods Mystery Solved

Posted on June 29, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 6 Comments on The Creepy Thing in the Woods Mystery Solved

So the mystery of the creepy thing in the woods has been solved—well, maybe not solved, but investigated at least.

I went to the police department yesterday, and told them what I saw. Thankfully there were two women officers at the front desk, so I didn’t feel awkward. Sometimes men have a way of making light of things women fear. I think its because in some chivalrous way they don’t want us to be scared, but it usually makes us feel silly for having the fear in the first place.

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The Creepy Thing in the Woods

Posted on June 27, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 16 Comments on The Creepy Thing in the Woods

To all of you who have been kind enough to to inquire as to my whereabouts, and general well being in the past few months, Thank you. I’m okay. I did not retire from detecting. I’ve been having issues with my website that I did not have the time or expertise to address. Everything seems to be in order now though, so hopefully I can continue to entertain you with tales of the hunt, and/or anything else metal detecting related that I can think to write about.

I do have a story, and it is kind of a creepy story, and I’m sure many of you will have an opinion of what I should have done in the situation, what I should do now, or what you would have done—so please feel free to share your thoughts.

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Don’t Walk Away Mad… Don’t Walk Away at All!

Posted on January 18, 2019November 21, 2020 By Detecting Diva 6 Comments on Don’t Walk Away Mad… Don’t Walk Away at All!
The buttons and tag

I’d like to write an entertaining story about a recent hunt, because folks always ask me for those. And granted I’ve had some strange, and humorous days out digging, which are always fun to write about afterwards.  The problem with that though, is that I can’t just make up random stuff.  It actually has to unfold in my experience to have any entertainment value afterwards.

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Detecting Diva, Digger Dawn, CT Todd & Ryan Houston on Sirius Radio with Julie Rose:

Posted on November 2, 2018November 23, 2020 By Detecting Diva

  Digger Dawn, Detecting Diva, CT Todd & Ryan Houston on Sirius Radio with Julie Rose: Even though I didn’t have a chance to get out hunting as often as usual during the past month or so, the Hobby still kept me busy.  I participated in an interview with Digger Dawn, CT Todd, and Ryan Houston…

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Metal Detecting in Germany

Posted on October 30, 2018November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 8 Comments on Metal Detecting in Germany
Detecting canal side with baby Juna in tow.

I recently spent a few weeks in Germany, and yes, I did bring a metal detector with me. I opted to bring the XP Deus, because it’s a very lightweight machine, and collapses down to about 24”.  Traveling in the US with a detector isn’t a problem—you just throw your gear in the car and go, but traveling overseas can present a challenge.

Years back, I went to Europe frequently, and learned early on to pack less than I thought I would need.  I knew that upon arrival I would have to make use of public transportation, taking a cab to the train, a train to my destination, and might even have to walk from there. I didn’t want to be encumbered by a bunch of luggage in addition to detecting gear.

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A Recap of Blackthorne Resort’s Lost Treasure Weekend – 2018

Posted on September 20, 2018November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 2 Comments on A Recap of Blackthorne Resort’s Lost Treasure Weekend – 2018
Jeff on the Blackthorne bus circa 2017

The Annual “Lost Treasure Weekend” hunt, at The Blackthorne Resort in the Catskills was held June 15th through 17th, 2018.  Last year my review of this event wasn’t too positive, however, this year’s review is much more favorable because this year I had a better idea of what to expect, and I also felt the event had actually improved.

I procrastinated a bit over whether or not I was going to attend due to my previous experience.  In the end though, I decided to go because 1.) They allow dogs, and 2.) I knew so many people who were attending that, regardless how I feel about seeded hunts, I knew I would have a good time.

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New England Treasure Show—So Cool!

Posted on September 19, 2018November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 8 Comments on New England Treasure Show—So Cool!

All I can say about the Silver City Treasure Seekers NEW ENGLAND TREASURE SHOW this past Saturday, is that it was fantastic! And  I’m not going to write an article about it because I think these pics tell all…

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Metal Detecting Miscellany: Volume 2

Posted on September 14, 2018November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 7 Comments on Metal Detecting Miscellany: Volume 2

Here’s some interesting information & tidbits, that individually may not be long enough for an entire blog post, but might be something you might want to know about:

 

September 15th, 2018–TOMORROW!
Silver City Treasure Seekers
New England Treasure Show
10am-4pm
Holiday Inn
700 Myles Standish Boulevard
Taunton, MA  02780
Flyer
www.silvercitytreasureseekers.net

 

 


SOMEWHERE IN NEW ENGLAND–LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED
FEBRUARY 23RD, 2019
AWESOME RELICS NEW ENGLAND
4TH ANNUAL PENGUIN DIG
INFO:  WWW.AWESOMERELICSNEWENGLAND.COM

 


Permits:

For those of you who hunt in New York City, here is the link to get your yearly detecting permit:  https://www.nycgovparks.org/permits/metal-detector

Even if you don’t regularly hunt in these areas, if you live within driving distance it’s a good idea to get one (they’re free), because you never know when an opportunity might present itself.

Note:  Don’t throw your old permit away, because they ask for the old one each year when you reapply.

 

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