Metal detecting vacation, need help.

[dlrwaitnonadime]

Me and my wife usually take a week vacation in the fall to go to a Jets game. This year they are not playing anywhere close so we decided to take a week long detecting vacation. We live in deep south Alabama and there is just not a lot of places to hunt where we live. We have access to a time share where we can go to a lot of places in the country. Anybody on here have any good suggestions for places with old parks where we could spend a week detecting? Preferably some place driveable in 12 hours. We definately want to go where the laws are friendly to detecting.

 

[sugar]

how about a holiday in the uk there is alot of history and i was speaking to a fellow detectorist last week and he is willing to take people from overseas on his historic lands if interested let me know and i will put you in touch

 

[dlrwaitnonadime]

A little further than I can go right now.

 

[RandyNorthridgeca]

Below are some detecting clubs in AL. Don't know if they are still active (found on google). You might want to give them a call and ask for suggestions. Good luck and HH.


Birmingham

Warrior Basin Treasure Hunters Assoc.
Mike Harvey (Pres. WBTHA),
255 Briarwood Circle
Oneonta, AL 35121
(205)966-4541
mikeharvey_1@yahoo.com



Heflin

Prospecting U.S.A
Wendell Mosley
3523 hwy 46
Heflin AL, 36264
(256)201-6245
Wendell mosley
Prospecting U.S.A.



Mobile

South Alabama Historical Research & Recovery Assoc.
Stanley Norris,
1554 S Driftwood Dr
Mobile, AL 36605-3724
stanley_norris@bellsouth.net
www.sahrara.com





Gadsden

SOUTHEAST TREASURE HUNTERS CLUB
MARK HUDSON,
789 Brentwood Drive
Gadsden, AL 35901
Phone numbers: 256-547-2209 - Mark
256-546-3642 - Thomas Wiggs
email: mismar@att.net
web site: www.southeasttreasurehunters.com
www.SoutheastTreasureHunters.ning.com

 

[LabradorBob]

Due to Available Data for historic Maps,I would say Either Kentucky,or Texas.
That would be so much fun just to travel to detect and enjoy the scenery.

LabradorBob