Hey Mark, welcome to the board! I have a Bounty Hunter and I love the darned thing. It's very light weight and for the money it's an awesome machine to learn with. I agree with Zot, once you get out there and find your first anything, you'll be hooked for life! Mary
The Bounty hunter is a good detector to start with. It will teach you the basics. Go to their website and download the manual and read read read. Learn the detector. In no time you will be making finds and will be hooked. You may even end up buying a high end machine down the road with more bells and whistles Either way...GOOD LUCK!
Northern California Minelab Sovereign GT with 180 meter and Sunray probe.
The Landstar is not a bad model. I have the same model and it does a good job at finding pennies, dimes, and quarters. It will not go very deep. I usually find things at 4" to ground level. Learn how to tweak the discrimination and you will cut out a lot of the junk, but you really should get used to the sounds of each and evry type of metal so dig everything. You will learn in most cases what you are about to dig after some practice. Pay attention to the sounds and how they react to all metals. -Dan
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Northern California
Minelab Sovereign GT with 180 meter and Sunray probe.
Mark