Mike Cable
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My wife and I are new metal detector owners. We are just learning, does anyone have any good ideas of where we could go searching? How about any favorite spots?
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Welcome to Tnet! You may want to state what kind of things you're looking for. If it's nuggets, I'd join a prospecting club so you can access their claims. If it's jewelry, swimming areas are best. If it's old coins, get a pre-60's map of the area so you can see where the older areas are and hunt those parks and schools. You might look into a local detecting club but don't expect to shown all their favorite spots! They may have good info on local laws and what equipment works best in your area though.
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And if you really want to know what is in your state: http://www.gwizit.com/treasure Click treasure in the top bar, then your state on the left. You usually get about 16 pages of locations. Your welcome, glad to help. Frank
