A lighthearted look into the world of Metal Detecting including stories, equipment, information, finds and recommendations. Metal Detecting has a different meaning for each of us. For me it is a relaxing way to uncover history. Maybe not always gold or silver, but clues to who walked, lived and played in a location. My interests lie in colonial homes and farms. Living in New Hampshire these opportunities are all around. These types of sites are abundant from Maine to Virginia and everywhere in between. Hopefully this podcast will inspire you to go out and pursue your metal detecting dreams. And remember to always make One More Dig-It could be the find of a lifetime. You can email me with questions and comments at omdstories@gmail.com.
Listen in as I give my thoughts about detecting old hay fields around New England-or anywhere. Hear my strategies when it comes to research, where to hunt on farms, why some 250 year old farmhouses are on hills and some were built on low lands, techniques, different types of artifacts and finally, equipment. There is a lot of information in here folks.Send us a text
A tribute to Mike Morin-My father-in-law, a member of the Longhouse Treasure Hunters and one of my best friends. I'll miss you, Mike.Send us a text
Listen in on Day 2 of the Earl Birthday Hunt. We pivoted from our strategy the first day. Clark, Earl and myself chat about our treasures and announce the prize winners. You'll have to wait another year to hear the whole team together again.Send us a text
Find out who won the contest for their stories of detecting with a team or a friend. The team talks about the birthday hunt-we took an unorthodox approach to treasure hunting. And.....Is my Fort Meyers ring stainless, white gold, platinum or non of the above. See as we test the ring during the podcast.Send us a text
Lots of topics in this one! I have poison ivy (again), Earl's Birthday Hunt (live testing of the ring I found at Fort Meyers Beach), my woes with the Manticore, a new hobby and a listener contest. Have fun!Send us a text
Today's show is recorded in sunny Florida. Hear about a hunt with Earl and another hunt with Mike (I found a ring). Updates on the 2025 Earl Birthday Hunt. And....a listener appreciation announcement. Send us a text
In this episode learn how I flew from Manchester, New Hampshire to Hutchinson Island, Florida with my Deus 2 and a sand scoop. While there I detected the Treasure Coast and public beaches. How did I do? You'll have to listen in. I also touch on some of the fun things I did while on Hutchinson Island. Enjoy!Send us a text
It's been awhile since I recorded a One More Dig podcast. I am very happy to be working on them again. This episode explains where I've been and touches on ideas for future podcasts. Thanks for listening. Check in every Tuesday morning for new episodes. Send us a text
Welcome back! I am bringing One More Dig back in the next month or so. Also, On Monday October 17th at 9pm I will be the guest on American Digger Magazine's Relic Roundup Podcast. I will be discussing my article published in the most recent issue of America Digger Magazine called "Four Eras of a New Hampshire Farm." Please tune in.
Thanks to all of you who listened around the country and around the world! I had a great time recording these podcasts and an even better time fielding emails and messages. As of right now I will no longer record episodes of One More Dig. I am leaving the door open in the event I choose to jump back in, but for now I must say goodbye. Honored and Humbled~Dave
I'm glad to be back. I survived Iceland and Covid to be here. I'll share all of the different wildlife encounters I've had while Detecting as well as one from Clark. Also-A story about a Barber Half found by someone who deserved to find it.
Join me with Earl, Clark, Jay, Kirk and Steve as we record this podcast on location at the Earl Annual Birthday Hunt. The Longhouse Treasure Hunters back together.
Hello from Florida. Listen in an hear a little about what I do for a day job and why Metal Detecting is my thing.
Join me as I chat with Clark about his journey from bottle digger to metal detector. The Past Team Leader of the Longhouse Treasures Hunters bears all. Also find out what the next find signal is!
Welcome to Episode 1 of Season 3. Happy 76th to Earl! Hear who won the Golf Shirt Contest. Guess who found beach gold with diamonds! And some dirt about my new Deus 2. Let the season (podcast and detecting) begin.
Final Episode of Season 2! Don't miss my detecting location wishlist and the signal to give your team when you find a Merc Dime. And....have a chance to win a OMD golf shirt! I'll be back in the middle of March (unless I find 1715 treasure on Hutchinson Island or buy a Deus 2). Thank you all for listening.
Listen in to hear about my beach detecting experiences and learn about the new One More Dig segment about Metal Detecting Signals to relay your finds to friends in the field. Check out the reenactment of this signal on the One More Dig Facebook page.
Clark joins me in telling the story of the Earl Birthday Hunt in 1999. I know it is old, but it was a really good trip...and funny. I won Find of the Day with a beauty. Also, hear about my last find (and favorite finds) of 2021 and first find of 2022. Thank you all for listening in.
This is the last One More Dig podcast of 2021. Over 4,400 downloads in 29 countries. Thank you all so much for listening. In this episode I talk about how my Belt Plate made American Digger Magazine and SNOW.......
Some great stories of Detectorists chasing down owners of lost items and returning them...Givebacks. Also, I found a very nice intact Crotal Bell and there is snow the ground (yes that was a tear hitting the ground).
Some new stories of parents sharing the sport with their kids. Some feedback and updates on my experience with the NOX 800 and a few words about my new Minelab Pro-Find 35 pinpointer. And, I lament the end of detecting season.
A conversation about getting youngsters out there detecting. It includes my story and some ideas and reasons to involve your kids in your hunts. This podcast also includes the story of Ian and his son and how they spend time together detecting.
Today I am going to talk a bit about metal detecting ethics. I hope I don't sound preachy, but this is important. Some of this is the law and some of this is unwritten rules and some is purely my opinion.
Some ideas for hunting in the woods when your other permissions aren't available otherwise. Remember, woods were once fields.
Listen in as my friend, and fellow member of the Long House Treasure Hunters, Clark and I revisit a team hunt from 2006. You won't want to miss this one. We had some great times.
My take on which digging tool to use in a given situation as well as digging etiquette. This is the final episode of Season 1. Season 2 will pick up in a few weeks-and with a special guest appearance from my friend Clark of the Long House Treasure Hunters.
More talk about my Western Theater CS Egg Belt Plate, and some tried and true tips to secure permissions. And...more stickers to give away.
Listen in to hear a story about a Longhouse Treasure Team Hunt from 2004 and have a chance to win a t-shirt and sticker with the new One More Dig logo.
I'll share some stories about my beach detecting lessons with Gary Drayton. Also, check out the new One More Dig logo.
Correction of NH Civil War history, a new bout with poison ivy and a really fun hunt with an old friend.
This week I talk about finding, most likely, the best artifact I'll ever find. Honestly! Also, a trip to the Treasure Coast and Coin Silver.
A story about finding fake Spanish treasure on a beach in Southwest Florida and some ideas to make additional time for yourself to hunt.
Sharing my initial thoughts about receiving and setting up my new Equinox 800 as well as a funny club story from 2007.
Tricks and gimmicks to outsmart Mother Nature and help you to keep hunting all day, and night, long-rain or shine.
A short story of the second Longhouse Treasure Hunter birthday hunt of 1998 as well as some talk about poison ivy.
In this episode I talk about detecting in the snow and tell the story of a team trip in 1998.
Sharing some ideas about hunting harder to reach locations. Hiking, Mountain Biking and Kayaking open up a whole new world of potential detecting spots. Plus it's and adventure with exercise-AND Metal Detecting of course!
The first detecting trip of 2021. Hampton Beach, NH. It was 20 degrees.
A look at the Nokta Makro Simplex+. It is not just for beginners.
I wanted to take some time to discuss why, how and where I use my XP Deus.
A look at metal detecting clubs and the 3 decade run of the Longhouse Treasure Hunters (LHTH).
An introduction of myself and the ONE MORE DIG podcast including personal metal detecting stories and tips.
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