Hello Everyone, sorry we have not had time to post any new videos or updates because we have been so BUSY FINDING RINGS.
So if you NEED our SERVICES we are Ready and Able to search for yur Lost Item.
Give us a call … 972-523-4447 or email at don.wilson@theringfinders.com
Thanks Everyone,
Don & Ellen Wilson
150 miles around Dallas area Ring Finder
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We got a call from a really guy named Jordan. He let us know that the previous Saturday while on a family day at the lake. Actually Jordan’s birthday. A mistake that sometimes happens when alcohol is involved, tempers flaired and his sweetheart in a moment of regret took off her ring and just tossed it in the lake. They searched for over an hour even though the water was only 2-4 ft deep. We set a time to meet Jordan the next day at Lake Lewisville. Jordan brought his wonderful 24 ft Pontoon boat, he took on a short ride to the Island in the middle of the lake where he and his family liked to beach their pontoon and spend the day just floating in the lake. Upon arrival I jumped in and began search asking Jordan where his sweetheart was sitting and what direction she threw the ring. We always ask if the person who threw the ring is athletic or not because that can make difference how far the ring may have gone, I made several passes and then Ellen my wife hopped in the water and began to search as well. The both use Garrett ATPro’s and waterproof Garret Pro-Pointers. Ellen wasn’t in the wate 5 minutes when she called my name, I looked and could tell from the look on her face she had found the beautiful ring. I walked over and sure enough, the beautiful White Gold Diamond Ring sat beautifully in her scoop. Jordan heard us talking and was shocked that Ellen had found the ring in less than 10 minutes. After some congratulations and photos we had a wonderful boat ride back to the marina.
Another Great Find for the Dallas Ring Finders
Well, this was our 2nd attempt to find this $5,400 Platinum Ring with Diamonds. The owner had called and explained that the motor on his small 12-foot boat quit on him just 2 docks from his home. His boat was still slowly moving in the water while he attempted to restart the engine and after several hard pulls on the start cord (with no luck) his anger increased. He jerked the starting cord one last time and as he did he felt his ring fly off into the water. He felt he knew exactly where the ring went down but after an exhaustive water search with both our Garrett ATPro and our Excalibur II in the deeper water area(s) we cleared every signal with no luck. We scanned every area 4 to 5 times.
The only thing we can say is that possibly we were in the wrong location(?). With the boat moving and the anger seeping in along with the strength of the last jerk on the cord, that ring could be anywhere in a 50ft by 300ft area in black water.
I believe when we go back, and we will go back, we will extensively widen out our search area… it’s got to be there…we will find it.
We do not always win but we will give our all to every search.
Don & Ellen
Dallas Ring Finders