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What detector to take to Hawaii
- Thread starter wolfenzie
- Start date
HawaiiMDer
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Any water detector would suffice. I would recommend a PI because there are 3 dozen or so metal detectorist out here in Waikiki.
Ken
Ken
dannycruces
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Aloha, Im a Maui Excal guy. Maui is so nice hope you have a great time. Alooooooooooooooooooooohaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 
HawaiiMDer
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Don't worry about people detecting in the areas you might be in. Here in Hawaii everyone is cool except for one person out at Waikiki. I had a confrontation with him a couple of years ago, and told him if he hits my detector one more time, i'm going to shove my scoop........well you can imagine what i told him. Other than this guy, everyone is awesome and cool.
Ken
Ken
dannycruces
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I'm in the ka'anapali area. Where are you staying? The island is for everyone to share. It's part of the aloha spirit. Just remember: finders keepers, loosers weepers. (just kidding)
We'll be in the same area. Maybe we can set up a time to meet or go on a hunt (or have a beer). I have a post on the friendly metal detecting forum, and one guy sent me a picture of a good place to hunt. Check it out and maybe we can make a trip there. Thanks for responding, and it's nice to know that the M.D.'s in the Aloha State aren't overprotective of their turf. Wolf.