Hi White's:

I have been hunting with my White's Beach Hunter ID for a year now. This White's machine is awesome on coins and jewelry. I used the Beach Hunter ID at a local lake this past summer. It is owned by TVA. A sanded beach-like area has been built for swimming and sunning. I have permission to hunt this site as a permit is required to hunt this area. We can only hunt the grassy area from October to April, but the water can be hunted all year long. I mount my White's Beach Hunter machine most of the time with the chest mount harness and hunt from knee-deep to chin-deep water with a 5-ft handle sand scoop to retrieve my targets. The bottom is made up of mostly sand with some red clay \& rocks as you go farther out. I usually run my White's Beach Hunter ID in the all metal mode with ground setting in the center and sensitivity set at just past the pre-set mark with just a slight audible from the threshold. I check the target signals with the White's Beach Hunter ID 3-lights system and scoop all signals that don't show up in the red light which usually is iron. I am including pictures of the area in the spring and winter when the water is pulled down low. I also found around 600 newer coins on this site from the grass and water. I have a White's MXT that I use for the grassy areas with a Eclipse 3x6 and a 6x6 search coil that work great in trashy and close areas. Thank you White's for these two great machines that you have made and for the outstanding job they do both in the water and out.

Billy