Finding Gold in a Very Cold Banff Lake
I was called in to find a ring in Banff National Park. A young lady and her friends ran into a glacial lake. When she came out, it was gone. Watch the video for the full story.

I was called in to find a ring in Banff National Park. A young lady and her friends ran into a glacial lake. When she came out, it was gone. Watch the video for the full story.

While visiting from the UK a friend lost three rings on the drive way. Two were found but the last was elusive. Watch the video for the whole story. Sometimes you have to go old school.

Mom was visiting from out of town and lost her ring while playing with her grandson in a High River park. It happened between snows and it disappeared while throwing pine cones. Watch the video below for the full story,

I received a call from Benedikt. His daughter had lost a family heirloom here in Calgary. A very meaningful and sentimental heirloom. It took two hours but I finally found it but not quite where expected. Watch the video for details.

Cody’s wedding band went missing when loading his van. He was sure it fell off into the fresh snow. Watch the video to see the whole story.
I received a call from Dani. His wife lost two rings while hiking. The fresh snow swallowed them up and he couldn’t find them before their flight left for Spain. After talking and texting I went out two days later. No luck with the detector but that didn’t stop me from finding them. Watch the video for the whole story.

Liam lost his ring while in the river with his bachelor party buddies. It took three tries but we got. Watch the video for the full story.

Sometimes we can’t use the metal detector but we have other ways. Watch the video for an explanation.

Farrah lost her Tiffany Ring while playing fetch with her dog. It was highly sentimental and a special gift to herself. Watch the video for the full story and a priceless reaction.


Had a call from Tyler. While sitting in his back yard eating a sandwich, his gold tooth disappeared. He searched the clover patch in front of him with no luck. That’s when I was called him. I assured him that if he knew what, where and when it happened I would find it. I arrived, and searched the ground. No luck. Every possible signal was either buried or not the tooth. The detective in me took over. We checked pockets, cuffs and everything else. Still no ring. That left me with one possibility. After removing his belt, and every other piece of metal, I scanned his stomach. Sure enough, a soft 62 on my AT Pro. I had him turn around and I scanned again. Same result. Found it. It’s a waiting game now.