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Hunting Island Park, SC Finds

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Rock Hill, SC
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Minelab Equinox 800 & 900, Nokta Pulsedive, Nokta Accupoint
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Firstly, the park ranger staff here is super friendly when it comes to metal detecting. Permits are required at the park, but I had no issue at all obtaining one. Detecting anywhere in the park is allowed with exception to the fenced in lighthouse property area.

I was visiting with my non-detecting wife so time was limited. And had a good time for the short visit. I would have enjoyed a bit of wooded hunting, so that’ll have to wait for next time. I was also Shocked at the .50 cal bullets, but later learned this island was used for practice during WWII.
 

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Firstly, the park ranger staff here is super friendly when it comes to metal detecting. Permits are required at the park, but I had no issue at all obtaining one. Detecting anywhere in the park is allowed with exception to the fenced in lighthouse property area.

I was visiting with my non-detecting wife so time was limited. And had a good time for the short visit. I would have enjoyed a bit of wooded hunting, so that’ll have to wait for next time. I was also Shocked at the .50 cal bullets, but later learned this island was used for practice during WWII.
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

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