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Originally posted by northtxhunter View PostBe sure & research the beech you plan to hunt. Metal detectors are prohibited in state & national parks.
I started in 1983. Great hobby for the entire family.
Do NOT get caught with one on Padre Island National Seashore...you will be arrested.
And wherever you hunt be sure to take any dug trash with you and fill in your holes.
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You can take Bounty Hunter TK4 Tracker IV Metal Detector - it is a good budget defector, works very well. Can find silver, gold, small metal items etc. Also you can read this article for more info. I take this detector from here.
Cons:
Easy to use.
Automatic ground balancing.
Waterproof.
Comfortable handling pole.
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Originally posted by Native Texan View Post^^^THIS^^^
Do NOT get caught with one on Padre Island National Seashore...you will be arrested.
And wherever you hunt be sure to take any dug trash with you and fill in your holes.Originally posted by northtxhunter View PostBe sure & research the beech you plan to hunt. Metal detectors are prohibited in state & national parks.
I started in 1983. Great hobby for the entire family.
Couple guys decided to go detecting at night in a certain park. They took a boat to reach said park. After they were caught that night, their lives were turned upside down, inside out, and every other possible combination. Warrants to search their houses were even granted. Their trial ended up at a military base. Yikes!
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Originally posted by Pigpiggy View PostVery good advice.
Couple guys decided to go detecting at night in a certain park. They took a boat to reach said park. After they were caught that night, their lives were turned upside down, inside out, and every other possible combination. Warrants to search their houses were even granted. Their trial ended up at a military base. Yikes!
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You can find some good stuff on the beach if you are persistent. Just like fishing in the surf, it's all about timing and location. Read up on beach hunting and you can improve your odds.
I've seen a lot of gold rings pulled from the sand. Surfside has a lot of history too, and I heard of a very rare Spanish "Jola" coin being found there a few years ago.
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