Received message from Tim a resident of Yadkin county that while moving hay bales on his farm he dropped his pocket knife that has been with him for many years prior to retirement from the Highway Patrol. He was not sure of where it actually dropped but for him I would do my best to locate it
Having contacted me on Sunday I was unfortunately not able to immediately assist but promised I would load my equipment and would drop by on way home from my office on Monday.
I had received another request for assistance nearby the farm so plan was to assist both before dark fell. Upon successful recovery of the jewelry I quickly relocated to Tim’s farm finding him mowing. Tim described the events and location he believed he dropped the knife.
We walked and searched approximately 30 minutes and as sun was setting I explained that I often search in late afternoons and I have had luck in local parks finding things around sunset. Something about the dark gives me favor. Sure enough as we were walking towards our vehicles and swinging my detector in last ditch efforts to recover his treasured item my detector sounds off. Although under moonlight I could tell it was his knife. I asked, remember what I said earlier about finding stuffs in the dark? I have found your knife. He didn’t believe me until I picked it up and placed into his hand. 🙂
Thank you Tim for your years of dedicated service to North Carolina. I cannot wait to return and detect your farm and see what those mysterious signals are that we stumbled across while searching for your knife.
TheRingFinders.com is not exclusive to jewelry. As long as the missing item is metallic I and the other RingFinders are more than happy to assist you.
Tonight was great for me. Being two assignments in a while and a first for two searches on the same day. Two for two successful finds. It cannot get any better than that. I love my hobby and even more get a kick out of the smiles resulting from the recovery of lost or missing personal treasures.
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