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Bounty Hunter Tracker IV

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Street Price $160 - Beginner
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Bounty Hunter Tracker IV

Awesome detector for the money

Joshua Dick in Parsons, Kansas - best
I received my bounty hunter very eager to use it because of all the good reviews I had read. I'll be quite honest-I had a whites spectrum xlt that was a very good detector but the price was $1000 dollars. This bounty hunter cost me $108 dollars off of ebay and detects just as well as the higher priced whites. Granted, it lacks a depth meter, target id, and pinpointing, but it is an awesome detector for the price you pay. On my first day out I have found a hand full of change as well as a wheat penny that was probably around 5" deep! On an air test it discriminated very well. Would pick up gold and of course coins too. All in all this is a very great detector that discriminates junk from good stuff and is definately worth the small price tag!

Feb 27, 2006
80 people found this review helpful.

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Great metal detector!

Detecting Freak in Sammamish, WA - best
I think this is a great metal detector! I got mine for christmas and was overwelmed and pleased with it. I tried it out in our front lawn and found 2 pennies right away. I also went to my mom's school where she works and i found my first foreign coin!!! It was german but it is soo cool. I keep all my coins in a seperate baggy from my other finds.

Feb 26, 2006
7 people found this review helpful.

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1st Detector & Love it!

Steve Blehl in Milford, PA - best
I received a Tracker IV as a gift and I started finding many coins ASAP with the 8 inch coil. It's easy to learn and operate plus it is so cost effective. I also bought the 10 inch coil and detected the beach at low tide near the water line. I dug out a key at just over 3 feet in wet sand! I then dug a quarter at just over 2 feet! Awesome! Remember, wet soil or sand is better for depth.
By the way....I bought a Kitty Litter scoop (for sifting) at Walmart for about $2.97. Sure beats the high price of beach scoops and is durable and works great!
I plan an buying a pin-pointer because the 10 inch coil gives too broad a space to dig. The pin-pointer would be very helpful.
Just because the other detectors cost more doesn't mean much to me. I am so satisfied with my Tracker IV and I just found my first gold ring too. Bounty Hunter gives you great bang for the buck.
Good hunting!

Feb 04, 2006
30 people found this review helpful.

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VERY GREAT METAL DETECTOR

Eric in New England - best
I just went into the woods wiht my freinds and came out with what looks like a gun clip or maybe even the handle. It only took a few minutes. It was about 3-4 inches deep. I think this is a great metal detector. I am bringing it to the beach this weekend and I will hopefully find something good. If you are having trouble pinpointing the object just slowly circle around the area you think it is, and it is a lot easier to figure out the exact spot. This tip saves me from digging all over the place

Nov 23, 2005
44 people found this review helpful.

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Very good

Anonymous in MN - best
Have used a few different detectors(no expert). This one performs well compared to even more expensive types. As with all others you need a little practice. Meter is not helpful, depth read -out would help. But all in all a very good detector with power and very easy to use. Normally run in all metal(most power) mode and then check find in Disc. mode prior to getting dirty. Great price.

Nov 08, 2005
21 people found this review helpful.

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Tracker IV

Dick Perrone in Redwood Valley, Calif - best
I use the Tracker IV for most of my park hunting as it knocks out the iron. Here is how I set it up.
Turn the sensitivity to 90%, the toggle swtch to tone, the disc. knob full clockways. Now you will hear 3 tone I.D.
High tone will be silver, low tone will be pulltabs,gold,nickels, mixed tone will be clad pennies-trash.
Here is what I do, dig all siver and gold tones, forget the clad penny signals (dig a few to see)
If you go over a target and it will not produce a steady tone FORGET IT you are wasting your time....It will consistantly find good targets, you HAVE to dig the pull tabs if you want gold it gets frustratin sometimes.. goes with the territory.
It is a great hunt machine as it will drive the Whites machines out of your area (he he) to prove that, I have won 1st place in the FMDAC National hunt in 1999 and 1st place in the AMDAC National This year. Got my picture in the E&W treasure magazine both times. The Tracker IV rules. I leave it in the car at 140 degrees with no harm. Use a set of small earphone and you will get 25 hrs on the batteries. Hope this helps

Nov 07, 2005
136 people found this review helpful.

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METER

OKLAHOMA RESEARCH INSTITUTE in broken arrow, ok - best
reading the owners manual cover to cover,, it doesn't say anything about what the meter does,
but knowing how to use MD's anyway i don't need the manual,, anybody just getting into the hobby would probably wonder how the meter works while he's sitting in the LA-Z-BOY trying to figure out how his new toy works,, but like everything ya just gotta take it for a test drive to see how it works
jake

Oct 05, 2005
5 people found this review helpful.

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