Park Metal Detection Guide

When we talk about metal detection in the park, the first thing to note is that I say the park is a local recreation area, not a national park. Metal detection in US national parks is illegal. In other parts of the world, you can get a license to hunt in these areas - but you should be sure to be familiar with local laws to stay on the right side of the legal system.

The second important thing to remember is that when performing metal detection in a park [like metal detection in all areas], you must always consider other people and follow the correct metal detection ethics. Once you dig out your treasure, don't leave a hole in the park first.

In the past, metal detectors have done this, and the children were injured because they stumbled in these holes. In fact, you can use a probe such as a screwdriver to easily dig the target with minimal impact on the soil, so there is no need to completely destroy the land. You should also check your area for regulations or regulations regarding metal detection in the park.

Now let's go to the place where we should look for the target when hunting in the park:

• Near the bottom of the trunk of the larger tree. Coins are often gathered here, they are popular places where people sit or lean on trees.


• In dark places, people like to sit and watch children play games.


• Around the playground equipment, parents can put down coins or jewels as they push the children to a swing or roundabout.


• At the edge of the park, you will often find older coins on the outer edge of areas where the grass may grow longer or where bushes grow. This may require more effort, but the reward will be worth it. Most people also go to the central area, so there are often many goals on the edge.

Other play areas that need to be searched

Sports grounds, basketball courts and volleyball courts - especially the edge - may lose some jewelry or coins. Players or viewers may discard items when participating in the action on the field. A large open space after a concert or festival is a good place to search if you can get there shortly after the main action disappears. There are hundreds or even thousands of people attending these gatherings. They dance, drink, have fun, and there is no doubt that many coins and jewels are misplaced in all celebrations.

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Orignal From: Park Metal Detection Guide