Lost Ring in Broomfield Colorado

Received an early morning message from Frank. He had been watching football at the high school. After wrestling with the grand kids in the deep grass. Frank and the family headed from the practice field to the main stadium field. Just after sitting down Frank noticed his 48 year old wedding ring was missing.

Frank came to the conclusion the only place he could have lost his wedding ring was wrestling in the tall grass.  Digging and searching in the tall grass was impossible to find the gold ring.  Frank though he could rent a metal detector and fumble around not knowing how to operate it, or call the professionals. Smart move, after five minutes of searching for the wedding ring it was found by the Tenacious Treasure Tracker.

Spring Time Back Yard Clean-Up Casualty

Spring time in Thornton Colorado brought Mario out back to clean up his back yard.  Raking rubbish and pulling weeds left big pot holes in his yard. While filling the pot holes and tossing weeds across the yard caused his White Gold Wedding Band to go flying across the yard.

After noticing his wedding ring was missing Mario and his girl friend spent several hours searching the back yard. Even raking the whole area with a weasel rake in the hopes of turning up the ring. After a couple days searching they gave up and gave ring finders a call. The weather wasn’t cooperating with us but Monday we finally had a break between storms. Armed with the XP Deus metal detector Mario showed me all the possible pot hole spots that he couldn’t rake out his wedding ring. A quick search and on the third hole we struck gold! Another recovery with the Tenacious Treasure Tracker.

Matt is a Ultimate Frisbee player in the Broomfield and Boulder area of north Denver. Matt brought is “A”  game that day, played hard until he noticed his wedding ring was missing. So now he is looking down in the grass the rest of the day trying to find his ring. After having both teams line up and walk across the field, they all came up empty handed.  His wife left him on the field looking as she went off to do an internet search for some much needed help finding their wedding ring. Thankfully I was close to the field and met Matt on the field that afternoon.

We searched till dark but the field is part of a huge complex of football fields so it’s a very large area to search.  After we both spent the next day at work we resumed the search. This time I brought another detector so Matt could join the search. Lined myself up with the grid line from the day before to continue the search and half way down the field I received a good signal.  Waved my hand in the grass and there was the ring.

Throwing snow balls in the Denver Colorado snow on Christmas can be hazardous on class rings.

Renting a metal detector isn’t always the best way to recover your lost class ring. Searching the front yard turned up nothing but snow.

Calling Tenacious Treasure Tracker prior to running around town hunting down a metal detector and learning that detector takes a lot of time. TenaciousTreasureTracker.com/ring-finder can save you time and headaches.  Found the class ring in less than five minutes!

 

 

 

A family Christmas photo in the falling snow in your front yard is not a good place to throw snow in the air causing your precious wedding ring to go flying.

Metal detector rental isn’t always the answer.  The Garrett Ace 250 is more than capable machine to find a lost ring in the snow. It’s more about experience with that metal detector.