dunnellondave
Jr. Member
- Oct 1, 2013
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This should help clear things up. Swinging on state land is one thing but digging it out or removing it is another. And anything over 50 years old up to the high tide mark is also against the the law but obviously not enforced in the metal detecting world. I'm pretty familiar with Fl. State laws, they are very strict on is arrowhead hunters.
Federation of Metal Detector & Archaeological Clubs Inc.
http://www.fmdac.org/parks/parks.htm
And this is not a City or State park it is a County run park but they lease the water from the state, which in reality means it would be against the law to remove anything over 50 years old up to 100 year flood plain mark.