Finding a hunting spot

Plug cutter

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Aug 1, 2012
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Nashville TN
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Garret At Pro, Pro pin pointer
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All Treasure Hunting
I live in Nashville Tennessee and enjoy old coin hunting and modern to old jewelry detecting.I have a few problems I have been detecting for a little over a year and am having problems locating places to hunt. The second problem is that I am only 13 years old and nobody trusts me to detect their land. I have been trying to find parks where it is legal but al metro, city, state and national it seems to be illegal. I have also been looking for old schools where I could pick up some old coins and maybe a ring or two. But it seems all old schools have been turned into city parks. Any suggestions of old home sites, school yards or parks is appreciated.
McClain
 

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oldsalty19

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May 29, 2011
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NE Ohio
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Garrett Ace 350 and AT Pro
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All Treasure Hunting
Hit the woods......look for old foundations, clearings, stone piles but watch out for ticks and other vermin.....HH
 

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Plug cutter

Jr. Member
Aug 1, 2012
40
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Nashville TN
Detector(s) used
Garret At Pro, Pro pin pointer
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
How old do you have to be in order to join a metal detecting club.
 

highnam

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Always talk with the old-timers in your area, ask them about old industry in your area, railroad, mining, logging, farming, some of these sites are off the beaten path, and those sites usually have less modern junk to sort through.
 

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