McKinney_5900
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Do you hunt the actual play fields, or only keep along the sidelines?
Hunting Soccer Fields?
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Zincoln Miner
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Ex: White's Spectrum XLT, Tesoro Cutlass II Umax, and that circa late 70's red handled junk from RadioShack that started it.
Work your way from the sidelines, and follow the traffic of signals.
Take extra regard of the fields use, and your retrieval method as not to get barred.
Take extra regard of the fields use, and your retrieval method as not to get barred.
Back-of-the-boat
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flinthunter
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One of the Peoria, Illinois Park District soccer fields was left with detector holes in it last year. One of our club members was approached while detecting a Park District park and informed about it. We were asked to inform anyone we see detecting a ball field that they will be banned from the park if caught and if the holes don't stop detectors will be banned in all Peoria parks. They say the holes are a big liability issue if some kid steps in one and sprains or breaks an ankle.
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