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moparman

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I think I've been bitten by the metal detecting bug. LOL! :blink: I'm using my late father's 1974 White's Goldmaster 66TR, some small gardening tools and a pair of very comfy knee pads. I'm a pretty tall guy, so I would like to either find a longer coil boom for this detector, or possibly make one. Not sure if it's coated aluminum or what. I went sweeping around behind my grandfather's property yesterday and all I found was a startled box turtle. LOL!

But, I'm undeterred. I'd like to find a local group that enjoys the hobby and get some info on good places to detect. I know that many property owners don't want some fella with a hand trowel digging up their land like an overgrown gopher. So, it's hard to know where to go and what's "allowable". So far, I've been hunting around on my family's property.

Any suggestions would be welcome.
 
You would be surprised how many will let you detect on there property. Places to hunt. Parks, beaches, volleyball courts, schools, playgrounds. Research to find old areas.

Rick
 
If you don't have an instruction manual, you can download it off the internet. The threshold needs to be set to where it just stops sounding when lowered to the ground- and then that height must remain constant to avoid false signals. Quite a change from today's nicer detectors.:throw:
 
Hi moparman,
Found these metal detecting groups in your state. Hope one is near you and still active.
Bob

Genoa
Tri-States Historical Recovery Club
Ed Garner,

P.O. Box 8
Genoa, AR 71840
(870) 774-1230
Edstreasure@aol.com
 
Hot Springs
Central Arkansas Treasure Seekers
David Zebik
1107 Summer St.
Hot Springs, AR 71913
(501) 321-4798
 
Siloam Springs
Arkoma Coin & Relic Club of Siloam Springs
James W. Beyers
PO Box 6764
Siloam Springs, AR 72761
479-549-4187
jbeyers@tcainternet.com
 
Ward
Arkansas Treasure Hunters Club
David Lebleu
 PO BOX 180
Ward, AR 72176
www.freewebs.com/arkansastreasurehunters
 
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