Virginia Metal Detecting Permit?

JC dig's

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Jul 10, 2007
305
1
Culpeper,Va
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fisher 1236x / whites xlt / garret ace250
I'm pretty sure some county parks require them (if they even allow mding)
 

Ifoundit69

Saving the past one find at a time !
Dec 5, 2007
1,251
600
Lancaster ,VA
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1
Detector(s) used
Whites Spectrum Xlt ,Fisher 1270, Fisher F5 ,Fisher F2, , Ctx 3030 ,Nokta Anfibio,Minelab Safari
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Hi

I just read your post about permits , ok ive done research after research on tax payer public land and use .. county parks and city parks and a big no ,they have it in there rules . Now reserves and certain state parks and camp grounds here is the precedure . You have to contact the park and also richmond and pay a permit fee and the ranger at the park has to sign your paper work . And rules are anything modern you can keep under x amount of money any jewelry you find has to be turned in to park ranger . Anything or so many years old has to be tunred into the park ranger so there are many stipulations .
 

fortbball9

Bronze Member
Aug 26, 2008
1,514
10
Virginia
Detector(s) used
GARRETT GTAx 550
In the area that I live in you can go and get a permit valid for 3 months at the Rec. Department.
It is good for five or six parks that is in this area.That is in Virginia.

fortbball9
 

rovnrbl

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May 26, 2003
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If you hunt tidal waters in VA, you're supposed to get water hunting permit from the Virginia Dept of Marine Resources hq'd in Newport News. Cost is $25 annually.
 

rjw4law

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Apr 25, 2007
1,588
180
Missouri
Detector(s) used
AT Garrett Max/ Garrett ATX/ Deus XP
Primary Interest:
Relic Hunting
I would love to take a vacation to VA sometime from Nov to Mar and hook up with someone to MD in VA with...anyone out there with ideas, offers, suggestions?
 

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