I received a call from Tom about finding his lost wedding band. He was mowing his yard and had some low hanging branches on a tree in the back yard.
He tried to hold a limb up and mow under it with his riding mower when the limb pulled his wedding band off. Of course they searched for it and came up empty.
I went today and gridded the area under and near the tree and after an hour found the ring. Thanks for the call out and reward.
Last weekend a guy named Rob lost his white gold wedding band while boating with his brother.
They had pulled near shore and somehow he lost his ring overboard. Luckily they were in about
waist deep water and the brother marked the area. So I had to get there and grid the area for awhile
before the ring was in my scoop!
Received a call this morning about a lost wedding band. The lady had been on a walking trail last night and lost her wedding ring which was a three ring set.
Her husband and her found two of them right away but the third one couldn’t be found. I gridded and searched the area this morning for two hours and
didn’t find it until I went to the opposite side of the trail and there it was.
Happy to find it for her and I know she was grateful to have it back.
Yesterday I found a platinum wedding band for Tim, who lost it while pulling weeds in his garden and moving the weeds and brush to a burn pile
He said he never had the band off in 22 years of marriage and his anniversary is on Friday. So he got it back just in time.
We had a crazy snow storm on Thanksgiving weekend. Chris lost her car fob in about 9 inches of snow. She gave me a call and I looked for it today. I had a successful search, we were both happy!
I found an I phone today that Ryan lost in a field of weeds behind his house. He said that it was lost in June and he had been searching for it ever since. He even purchased a cheap detector but was unable to find it. I was there around three hours gridding different sections before I found it. He put a charger on it and it was charging so I hope it will still work for him.
thanks for the reward Ryan
Carly contacted me about finding her grandmother’s signet ring. She lost it in a vacant lot while tossing an ice bag to a friend. This was one of the fastest ring finds I’ve ever had. She put me right on top of it and was very grateful to have her special ring back.
A very nice young man named Kyle called me about trying to recover his 14K wedding band.
He was walking a friend’s dog on a leash in a park when the dog bolted for some reason twisting his fingers and his ring flew off.
He borrowed a metal detector but being unfamiliar with it couldn’t find the ring. This was his father’s ring so he really wanted to find it.
We were there a little over two hours, gridding different sections where the ring was lost when I found it. He was very happy to have it back.
I found a 14K wedding band with diamonds on Monday for a lady. It was the second time looking for it. It was lost of all places in a goat barn. The barn floor was cement and full of iron and impossible to detect anything in.
So the husband cleaned it all out. It was like a needle in a haystack outside the barn but I got lucky and found it on top of the mounds of hay and muck.
I received a call about a lost gold cross. They were in Iowa City for the Hawkeye homecoming game against Northwestern. They were tailgating before the game when a girl lost her sentimental gold cross that was once her grandmothers.
There was a grassy area where she thought it could have come off the chain around her neck. I arrived at halftime and did a grid search in the area for around 90 minutes until I found it.
It was a happy ending for everyone and the Hawks won too!
