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  1. #1
    us
    Sep 2006
    Vermont
    Garrett Ace 350
    145

    Will be @ hampton beach 28th & 29th of May

    I've never detected at a beach before hope my b.h doesn't flip out. I'll be living it up at the beach for my birthday and am thinking about bringing the Md with me for extra fun in the sun. Anyone md'ed here before, any rules I should follow, tips, should I bother I hear it's trashy? Thanks.

  2. #2

    Apr 2007
    Northeast MA
    Whites spectrum xlt
    64

    Re: Will be @ hampton beach 28th & 29th of May

    Should be alright, North Beach is cleaner. Its about 1-2 miles north of the strip. Salsbury beach is also decent, its about 1-2 miles south of the strip, Check out the state reservation (If you go here, hit Tripolis Pizza, its @ the Salisbury strip and the Tens, Its one of our finer Gentlemens establishments. Thats also @ Salisbury strip. If you feel like a little ride, 10 min south you can hit Plum Island. This is where that rip was a month ago. They lost 75 ft of shore 15 ft high.

    Later Bro

  3. #3

    Mar 2005
    New Hampshire
    99

    Re: Will be @ hampton beach 28th & 29th of May

    Well, did you find anything interesting? I couldn't make it out...

    I haven't been out to Hampton Beach yet - well, I was out there - but, I asked my nephew to carry my detector while I gathered the kids and next thing I knew he was using my detector - I was dying - I just wanted to take it from him (oh well - I will be back...) - he was having fun... But, he didn't find anything...

    Hope to see you all soon. What has everyone been up to

    JadeWhiskey (Crystal)

  4. #4

    Feb 2006
    Minelab Explorer ll
    1,337

    Re: Will be @ hampton beach 28th & 29th of May

    Quote Originally Posted by jadewhiskey
    Well, did you find anything interesting? I couldn't make it out...

    I haven't been out to Hampton Beach yet - well, I was out there - but, I asked my nephew to carry my detector while I gathered the kids and next thing I knew he was using my detector - I was dying - I just wanted to take it from him (oh well - I will be back...) - he was having fun... But, he didn't find anything...

    Hope to see you all soon. What has everyone been up to

    JadeWhiskey (Crystal)
    Hi all,

    I forgot all about the NH forum! I've only been out a few times all summer, been busy. I'm hoping to get out in the woods more this fall. I hit the beaches in the late fall and winter. Maybe I will see some of you folks sometime out there. I'm the 6'1" guy with the black ski mask, green rubber boots and a Minelab Explorer ll. Come say hi if you see me
    Holding history in our hands is a treasure in itself.
                             ~Minelab EXll~

  5. #5
    us
    Feb 2008
    Central Massachusetts
    White's MXT, White's Bullseye II, Tesoro Silver µMax, DetectorPro Head Hunter Wader
    187
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Be careful if you detect at

    the State Reservaction. Technically it's off limits to detecting. If there are park rangers there they will tell you that you can't detect the beach.

    Also be careful at Plum Island. Most of that area is National seashore and is protected as well. It falls in the same category as the Cape Cod National Sea Shore where detecting is not allowed. I don't take a chance at these types of places as the rangers can confiscate your equipment.

    Hampton Beach and Salisbury beach are fine to detect and there is plenty of beach here to detect for everyone. I've never found an over abundance of trash. Just the usual amount you'd find at a beach. If your using a PI unit it will pick up everything, but if you can descriminate out the small junk and bobbie pins you won't have that much of a problem and will stand a better chance of getting coins and jewelry.

    Happy Hunting !!!


    As high as your coil is off the ground, that's how much depth you're losing in the ground. - Mat

    Webmaster for Gateway Treasure Hunters Club
    http://gthclub.org

  6. #6
    us
    Feb 2006
    New Hampshire - USA
    Fisher CZ21, Teknetics T2 & Minelab Sovereign GT
    1,844
    7 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Banner Finds (1)

    Re: Be careful if you detect at

    Quote Originally Posted by Mat in MA
    the State Reservaction. Technically it's off limits to detecting. If there are park rangers there they will tell you that you can't detect the beach.

    Also be careful at Plum Island. Most of that area is National seashore and is protected as well. It falls in the same category as the Cape Cod National Sea Shore where detecting is not allowed. I don't take a chance at these types of places as the rangers can confiscate your equipment.

    Hampton Beach and Salisbury beach are fine to detect and there is plenty of beach here to detect for everyone. I've never found an over abundance of trash. Just the usual amount you'd find at a beach. If your using a PI unit it will pick up everything, but if you can descriminate out the small junk and bobbie pins you won't have that much of a problem and will stand a better chance of getting coins and jewelry.

    Happy Hunting !!!


    I never realized the State Reservation area was off limits. I've hunted there now and then the last few years - most of the time walking the shoreline from Hampton down to the beach there. I've been to Plum Island a number of times as well, and luckily had been warned ahead of time about the area not to go past.

    I'll definitely keep that in mind about the State Reservation area though - the last thing I want to have happen is to get my detector confiscated - and I know they can do even more if they are so inclined.

    Thanks
    "There is no getting away from a treasure that once fastens upon your mind" - Joseph Conrad (Nostromo)

 

 

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