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Probe
& Driver
This technique should be used in areas where the ground is not that
moist or where cutting a plug is not acceptable. While requiring more
practice than the plugging method, it results in virtually no damage
to the lawn. After pinpointing the target, use a probe to locate the
target. Next, insert an 8 inch screwdriver just above the target and
rotate it slowly to spread the grass roots. Now insert the screwdriver
just under the target at an angle and work the target to the surface.
After the target has been removed, brush the loose dirt back into
the hole and press the roots back together.
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Plugging
This
method should only be used in wooded areas or in
lawns that are moist. plugging in dry, hard ground can damage the
grass,leaving yellow ,dead spots" after you leave. After pinpointing
the target, cut a plug three quarters of the way around using a
large hunting knife. result in the grass dying. Cutting a complete
plug will usually within a few days time. Using the blade of the
knife as a leaver, fold back the plug. Sweep the search coil over
the hole and the plug to determine where the target is located.
Use a probe to locate the target and recover it.
A trick that many detectorists use is to have a plastic bag or
thick plastic to place the removed soil on. (about 12" square).
This can then be emtied back into the whole you have made. Fold
back the plug and tread it firmly into place
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