Long time Family Friend’s Daughter Emily reached out to me as her beautiful Doberman ‘Luna’ lost an expensive electric fence collar somewhere on the large property.
I met Emily after work on a rainy day and we re-traced her steps.
After an hour we start in behind the home and on the back ridge and Emily spotted the collar laying on the ground.
Always happy to help local Friends in need of my services.
Tom was attending a bachelor party fishing weekend with the groom, groomsman and proud Father’s up in Port Severn on Little Go Home Bay.
There was a rush to get up to the location as they had an 11:00am check-out time looming.
Tim caught a small fish off the dock which caught his necklace, the necklace came loose and the sentimental ring fall into the water. The depth was approximately 5′ to 6′ of with murky bottom with lots of shells.
I used my Dive Blu3 Nemo floating battery operated air supply system with a 10′ hose, the Minelab Excalibur2 and a pin pointer to successfully recover Tom’s ring in a short amount of time as he knew exactly where his ring went in.
Thank you Tom for you donation to the Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Foundation!
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Ajay and his long time University Friends were up at a cottage in Port Severn, Ontario. It was a last get together weekend before the summer as one Friends was headed to Western Canada.
The guys decided to do a ‘polar dip’ into the chilly waters of Georgian Bay. Unfortunately, Ajay’s wedding band slipped off his finger into the water below. One of the guys had taken a video of Ajay’s polar dip. With the help of a program I use (Splice), I imported the clip, slowed down the video and saw the moment the ring came off right in front of the dock.
I used my Dive BLU3 Nemo unit (floating battery operated air supply with 10′ hose) and my trusty Minelab Excalibur2 underwater metal detector. I the 25 minutes in the water, I found the cottage owners reading glasses, a fishing lure and finally Ajay’s beautiful gold wedding band!
What a great group of guys helping me with my equipment, recording from the dock and even a nice hot coffee with food afterwards to warm up. It was a real pleasure.
Thank you Ajay for your generous donation to the Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Foundation!
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Christopher had Friends visiting from out of town! They took a boat ride to Wards Island to grab something to eat! Wards Island is in the heart of the city in Toronto Harbour in downtown Toronto!
Christopher’s hat blew off and his Friend’s coaxed him to jump in after it.
Unfortunately, Christopher’s 28” pure gold rope chain was a gift from his Uncle came off his neck and sunk to the bottom of the Harbour.
Three weeks later, Christopher contacted me and we headed over to the island in one of the cutest island water taxis!
All set up with the Dive BLU3 NOMAD and my incredible Minelab Manticore underwater metal detector we started a grid search.
Not long after, the Manticore sounded off for the sweet tone of gold as the chain was 2” deep!
Christoper was so thrilled to receive his sentimental gifted gold chain back!
Thank you Christopher for your extremely generous donation to the Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Foundation! I truly feel valued!
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Kris and his Wife Alyssa decided to spend their Wedding Anniversary at Chudleigh’s Apple Farm in Milton, Ontario.
They decided on picking “Gala” apples. After picking some apples he brushed the side of his pant and her his band drop but couldn’t find it.
Grid search started from the apple trees outward. This was a heavy ring so I worked outward. Coming to the gravel path where the horse and wagons filled with people apple picked… I couldn’t believe my eyes spotting his wedding ring ON THE GRAVEL PATHWAY!!
We were so very lucky that no one from the previous day spotted the ring! The ring blended in with the gravel dust on the gold!
What a great feeling to return his wedding ring right after their anniversary!!
Thank you so much Kris & Alyssa for your very generous donation to the Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Foundation!
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Dominic was up for a guys weekend playing football in the waters at Allenwood Beach in the Town of Wasaga Beach.
I rushed up to meet him early Sunday morning and proceeded to complete a grid search of the area.
An hour later, I managed to pull his heirloom gold wedding band with my Minelab Manticore metal detector and get it back on his finger!
One happy guy!
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Didi was playing with cutie dog in the backyard. She felt her 62 year old white gold wedding band fly off her finger.
She and some of her neighbours searched the backyard for hours with no luck.
I arrived, headed to the backyard with my Minelab manticore and within a few minutes located Didi’s precious 62 year old wedding band!!
She was thrilled with excitement and such a blessed couple! It was a real pleasure to meet and help them out! I loved the hugs!!
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Lost platinum wedding band jumping off boathouse roof.
Adam and his family were enjoying a lovely weekend at the Family cottage on Lake of Bays in the beautiful Muskoka’s cottage country. It also happened to be his wedding anniversary.
Adam decided to jump off the top of the boathouse into the water below. When he surfaced, his platinum wedding band was missing.
One of Adam’s Friends across the lake had mentioned me, as I recovered another lost wedding band for one of their mutual Friends in Otty Lake, Ottawa.
The water depth where the ring ended up was unknown but Adam felt it was definitely over 10’ deep.
I proceeded to use my Dive BLU3 Nomad air supply system with a hose length 30’ depth. Unfortunately, the Nomad unit was not operating properly as I was taking in water. I then switched to my smaller unit the NEMO for a hose reach 10’ depth. I managed to hear the tone of the platinum ring with a reach of 3’. Do I completed some temporary repairs to the Nomad unit and went back in the water.
After a few minutes back in the water I re-located the tone of platinum and recovered his wedding band.
I’d like to thank Adam and his family for their generous donation to the Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Foundation! Not only did he receive his wedding band, but he also received a tax receipt for his donation!
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Russell was hanging out with Friends throwing around a frisbee in a Toronto park close to the Beaches!
Russell went and purchased a metal detector but could not find his ring so he searched out and found TheRingFinders directory.
I proceeded down very early morning to miss the crazy Toronto downtown “Gardiner Expressway” traffic!
I found out the inherited gold ring from his Mother was quite large and heavy so it was necessary to start a grid search to cover a large area.
Well over an hour in, I decided to bring out my 2nd metal detector and put Russell to work! Within 25 minutes Russell had a loud tone in the machine, looked down and there was his beautiful ring!
He was extremely happy!
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August 2023
Raj and her Husband were preparing for a trip out west to Vancouver and thought she had put her wedding rings on top of the dresser!
Both her and her husband had tried looking for them, and during their time away, she followed up with him as he thought she had!
When they arrived back home, they continued to search the home with no luck!
They called upon me on Canada Day to come down to search the home! I started off in the first area of the process: the master bedroom! I searched through every nook and cranny in the drawers, the bed/bedding, the flooring, the floor vents, the closets, the storage bins, the bathroom sink and toilet!
I continued on in the other bedrooms and bathroom with no luck. I proceeded to the main floor and continued my search process.
After an hour, I proceeded outside to the Region of Peel curb-side garbage bins where there were a total of six bags of garbage to search!
It never fails, but I came upon searching the very last garbage bag and lo and behold, I recovered Raj’s platinum engagement ring and wedding!!!
Both Raj and her Husband were absolutely thrilled, but what a small world it is as her Husband is a work colleague of mine!
Region of Peel Garbage ZERO – Ring owners ONE!
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