Long Time.....first Time......

[bloodyknees]

Hello to all from the great state of Texas. I've been reading all the comments about MD'in for some time. Decided I would join your forum. I if you don't mind I will jump in once-in-a-while with a comment or question. I currently have an ACE300. Finding lots of things. Especially with the help of my vibra-probe. I'm semi-retired so have lots of time detect. I've owned the 300 a few years now. But recently really been giving it a workout. Here in N. central Texas where I live, we have the three "terrible H's" to put up with: Heat - Hard Ground - Horrible Fireants.
Winter is the best time to detect. "Gota love those mild Texas winters".
Anyway-I will shutup now and continue reading all the interesting post.

Bye for now................Al aka bloodyknees

[JoAnne]

Welcome Bloody to the TQ family. You are gonna love it here. Great place and great people. Feel free to ask any questions you might have. Someone will have an answer. Looking forward to seeing you post your many finds. Happy Hunting JoAnne

[INDY]

Hello Al and welcome to TQ, Jump in whenever you want.

[cchughs]

Welcome bloodyknees, glad you joined up. You just feel free to jump in where ever you want and hang on.

[FinalLastDays]

Welcome Al!
Glad to have you join us! I totally have to agree with you concerning those three terrible H's... I also have to put up with them here in Southern Louisiana... however I will add a fourth to that list, "hellish mosquito's"!
I am looking forward to hearing all about your finds, as well as seeing the photo's if you are willing to share them with us!

[newbie]

I am REALLLLLY new to this hobby but am looking forward to it..although being from Canada and from SouthWestern Ontario and with winter knocking at the door...I would trade your three H's anytime for my 4 months of DEEEEEP snow, freezing climate, and frozen ground..

Bill

[Tony]

Welcome Bloodyknees to TQ. I think you found yourself a home

[geo]

hi guy,
i'm from wi but am a winter texan , jan,feb,march around the del rio area(last year grv)
i have a home built trike that mama and i use for transportation when we winter there.
have you got any ideas of where around del rio would be a good place to rub my detector over.
maybe , if you not to far away we could check out some areas.
any way welcome (i'm new here) but as far as i can tell there are some realy great people here.
not good with words or spelling but still having a great retirement anyway!
george

[John's Detectors]

Hi Al and welcome, that's a good name you picked hahaha! It can be true sometimes. So be sure to get in on the fun here at TQ and Greg and Pap will steer you right. God Bless ya Al.

John Tomlinson, CET
John's Detectors
Blackwell, Tx.
Land of the Mighty Diamondback!