Metal Detecting SC State Parks Rules

[freightdawg747]

Heres is a link to a PDF about detecting in SC state park areas. I had no idea that certain areas out in the woods were a no-no. Like Hanging Rock. I had been out there in the woods and had no idea until I came across this on the web.

http://www.southcarolinaparks.com/files/State Parks/Metal Detection Policy.pdf

 

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[Kevin Bozard]

Thanks for the link Freightdawg. I read through the PDF, curious as to whether you would be allowed at any park. Seventeen parks are listed as a definite no-no, and the others are questionable. If you are granted access, there are specific areas in those parks that you will not be allowed to hunt. Which from the description, will be very few places. And when you do get to hunt, and find something, you won't be able to keep it. The Parks policy requires that you turn over any historic, or prehistoric artifacts to a member of the park staff. Also, any modern personal items such as jewelry, class rings, etc... are to be turned over to the Park Ranger. I don't see why they would even agree to allow anyone in with a metal detector, if they're going to take everything away that you find.

 

[ron in sc]

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