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    Weekend hunt

    Okay, I kind of suspected us "outsiders" were getting the short end of the stick when I noticed all of those fabulous finds you "insiders" of Whites have been making, but now I have proof. Larry, you let the cat out of the bag when you posted that dollar bill you found with your v3i. I demand to...
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    5 HOURS of hunting. THEN BAM.... RING.....

    Hi Ferd, I believe the Outer banks were the first national seashores developed by the federal government in August 1937. The regulations for the metal- detecting are in section 36 CFR 2.1 (a)(7), (which you can bring up on your computer by typing it in search),which are in section 36 dated Dec.2005.
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    5 HOURS of hunting. THEN BAM.... RING.....

    Ron, As far as I know the whole outer banks of North Carolina is one of ten national seashores, with no metal-detecting permitted on any national seashores or national parks. It seems all governments from federal to township are gradually taking away our rights to metal-detecting, among others...
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    5 HOURS of hunting. THEN BAM.... RING.....

    Re:Ronmetzger, I hate to spoil your vacation plans Ron, But I went to the outer banks two years ago with my MXT intending to metaldetect the beaches, and was surprised to learn that the outer banks were National Seashores, and protected by the federal government, and no metal-detecting is...
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