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new to metal detecting. wash. st.

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Earth Turner

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i just bought a dfx 300 and a v3i.only used the dfx so far in my yard. found lots of pull tabs and nails, but i did find a few pennies. that would have been buried for ever.1 - 1941 wheat back:clapping: i know people don't want to give up thier spots, but is thier treasure in the st. of wash? just tring to get headed in the right direction.
 
Welcome aboard. There are lots of parks in your state. When I was stationed in Tacoma 10 years ago, you could go in any direction and find some good spots.
 
Hi Earth Turner,

Hope one of these clubs is near you. A detecting club is a great place to get local information. Might find a hunting partner too.

Cascade Treasure Club http://www.cascadetreasureclub.com/
Hood Canal Detectorists Club https://sites.google.com/site/hoodcanaldetectoristsclub/home

Metal Detecting Association of Washington http://www.metaldetectwa.org/

Northwest Treasure Hunters Club http://home.netcom.com/%7Enwthc/
Olympic Peninsula Treasure Hunters https://sites.google.com/site/olympicpeninsulatreasurehunter/
Pilchuck Treasure Hunting Club http://www.pilchucktreasurehunts.org/
Puget Sound Treasure Hunters Club https://sites.google.com/site/pugetsoundtreasurehunters/home
 
[size=large]things have changed. from what i understand for instance, in the king co. area you must purchase a permit. same for spkane area. alot of bureacraps don't allow hunting in city parks at all around some of the greater seattle area. they even regulate geo-cashe hunting. ya really have to read up on the regs in your area of hunting or you can be fined and you gear stolen by the police. i mean confiscated. just be careful out there.

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I don't see why it would be any different in your neck of the woods. Down here in the Vancouver area I seem to have PLENTY of luck finding treasure. Do some research, find the old spots frequented spots and have at her. Of course you may want to heed the advice previously given to you about laws and such. :thumbup:
 
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