Lost Wedding Band in Grant, Alabama…FOUND by Huntsville Ring Finder!
Christina McCree – Ring Finder/Metal Detectorist for northern Alabama and southern/middle Tennessee…call or text ASAP, anytime 24/7…610-504-6135
On Thursday (May 30th, 2024), I received a call from Chase stating he lost his tungsten wedding band on Monday, which was his 2-year wedding anniversary. He had taken the ring off and put it in his pocket while doing the dishes. Afterwards, he put 2 sets of keys in his pocket and went outside. He took out one set of keys in front of his RV, and then took out the other set in-front of his car. He later remembered the ring in his pocket, but it was gone. We were both available on Sunday, so we planned a search for that morning.
I met Chase and his wife, Lindsey, at their home in Grant, Alabama around 9am on Sunday, June 2nd. I had Chase show me where he was standing when he took out both sets of keys. Not a huge area, but enough grass to easily hide a heavy tungsten ring. I started searching at the first spot in front of the RV. I didn’t receive any good ring like targets, so I moved to the second spot. Soon after, I had a nice repeatable ring tone and could just barely see Chase’s wedding band! I called Chase and Lindsey over to see if they could spot it, but it was hard to see amongst the grass. Needless to say, Chase was very happy to have his wedding ring back!
We took some photos and chatted for a few minutes before my drive back to Huntsville. Really nice meeting these folks and always happy to help! I thank God the Father and my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for the successful recovery and safe travels. Until the next adventure… please take care and God bless!
I received a call from a gentleman who was inquiring about my ring finding service. He was basically gathering information for his son, Nick. He explained that Nick was off loading some hay bales, when one of the strings grabbed his wedding ring and flung it out into the cow pasture. We discussed how my services work, which he felt was extremely reasonable. His one main concern was that they had been looking for the ring about 1 week already, with a pretty decent metal detector, and had absolutely no luck finding it. He was wondering if the same thing would happen when I came in to try and locate the ring. I had explained that unless you are extremely experienced in recovering lost items, it could be very challenging, especially in a cow pasture with about a week of rain. Talk about smelly and muddy to say the least. He was going to talk it over with his son, and assured me I would most likely get a phone call in the next day or so. This was a private location so there was no rush. As figured, Nick sent me a text asking if I wanted to give it a shot, to which I replied, absolutely! Nick’s one concern was being he had no luck, what do I think the odds of me finding the ring were. I assured Nick that if he was 100% positive his ring came off in the manner that was explained the night before, I was just about that positive I would be able to recover his ring. We made arrangements to meet after work that day. Once I arrived I put on my boots and out to the location we went. Again, as I do with every, I went over and over again exactly what, where, and how the ring flew off. After about 25 minutes covering every inch in multiple directions, all I had was a pouch full of trash. Actually, I was starting to think his ring may have not came off where he said. We took a few steps back to survey the location, and the only thing possible was the hay trailer was about 10’ or so closer to the road side of the field. I worked one or two paths from the already covered spot, and my machine let out the sweet sound of success!!!! I bent over and pushed the slop around until my pin pointer held a steady sound, and just as I figured, there was Nicks ring. I so so love when my clients are positive they know when their items fly off. Thank you agin Nick, it was a pleasure.
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