Noob in Erie, Pa

My Name Is Mud

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Hello. I've lived in northwest Pa my entire life and currently living in the Erie area. I have a FJ Cruiser that I'm going to be setting up as an overland/expedition/offroad rig as funds allow, so the treasure hunting/metal detecting hobby ties in nicely with my future plans of adventuring, camping, and getting dirty.
I've done a lot of research and am thinking of going with the following gear to get started. Fisher F2 package (4",8", and 10" coils), garret pro pointer, and a Lesche digging tool. Maybe pick up a 11" DD coil later. I need to get this ordered soon as I have some vacation time in July and would like to start using it on a camping trip I'm planning to take to a site near the town I grew up in.
My planned use will be wooded areas, fields, yards, with maybe the occasional trip to a park or Lake Erie shoreline. No saltwater anywhere close so that won't be an issue.
I've read about a few places in the northwest Pa area that sound interesting enough, and close enough, to do more research on and check out.
 

welcome to TreasureNet Mud :thumbsup:
 

Wel-come to the _ hole ... :snorting:
 

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Welcome Aboard from another resident of PA! Take a look at Sub-Forums: Pennsylvania for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to PA.
 

Welcome from NE Ohio.

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Welcome to the forum! Good Luck with your summer hunting plans.
 

Thanks for the welcomes.
Doing your homework really does pay off. The legend of the lost gold near Saint Marys, Pa was one of the places I was planing on checking out. Thanks to a little research on this forum I saved myself a lot of wasted time and effort, turns out it's already been found. Good job to finders keepers and good luck in your on going battle.
 

Welcome from SW GA
 

Hello and welcome to the forum...
 

I haven't purchased a detector yet. Now I'm actually kinda leaning toward getting the F44 instead of the F2, the backlight and weatherproof features of the F44 I think are worth the price difference alone. I'm honestly just waiting a little bit until more people get them and get more long term reviews on them. I don't like buying anything that just came out, I like to wait to make sure the product is as advertised.
Thanks for the heads up Wayne!
 

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