I get a lot of question about the Manticore and the type of signals you should dig and the type of signals you shouldn't dig. A simple answer is, "When in doubt, dig it out!" However, for most metal detectors, digging everything is huge waste of time and energy. In this video, I'll show you some of the techniques I used to check a signal to determine whether to dig the target or not. This video was done on a real hunt at a very trashy house site so this is a real world scenario with real digging examples. Nothing fake here. Enjoy.
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