CZ70 or F75 LTD for demo lot hunting ??

Interestingly some machines seem to fall flat on their face when hunting demo lots where the ground has been disturbed (think of a freshly plowed field).

I'm wondering if the CZ70 would be less affected by disturbed soil vs the F75 LTD, OR if there's a good setting on the LTD that would make it better in these conditions? I know there's a F75 plowed field mode, but my understanding is that it's not to address the disturbed soil issues as much as it is to help it ignore potentially changing mineral "hot spots" from cow urine and such.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!
Brian

Your biggest point-of-contention is not 'disturbed' dirt; rather, it will be extreme high trash content conditions.....due to demolition project, subsequently making the elliptical DD coil more of a necessity. Remember, you will most probably have more than one target underneath the coil at all times. This makes ID-accuracy impossible. A Disc '6' and Sens '70' would be your best bet. When you hear a somewhat solid sounding target.............see if the ID has a tendency to be (on average) more on the higher end...........or more in the middle.......or more on the lower end. This will help aid you in what YOU choose to recover.

Tom I should clarify, it's more park scrapes then razzed building demos I was curious about (typically fairly low trash).

Thanks,
Brian

Even in disturbed dirt, the CZ-70 works great and it's deep...no real worry about EMI either. Just dig all the high tones, maybe some relic too and you'll be smiling...HH

Big difference. Yes, the CZ-70 will do VERY well in this type of environment.

I figured the CZ-70 might be the ace here, thank you gentlemen!