Recent content by Relic Hunter

Hi DavenSJ, I have 2, First is an old whites coinmaster, that's about 25 years old and has paid for itself 10 times over and last week I bought the MXT also from whites and I got pine needles in my pants I'm so excited about it but the weather has been to cold and I have been to busy helping my...

Count me in !!!!!!!!! Pick a park and we will see what permission is needed to go a head with the hunt, the best thing to do is take our time and make sure all our T's are crossed so we don't run into any road blocks (every town has its own rules and regulations). That will also give us a...

I Agree 1000%

Metal detecting is a very thrilling hobby. It is a hobby that you can do alone or with a buddy, and the best part of it is that you never know what's going to come out of the ground. That's the thrill of metal detecting. If the idea intrigues you, go out and get a $59.00 detector and head down...

Thanks Largo and Jerseyman. But if I used Romeo's Pic I would not have stirred things up and how boring would that be....LOL. PLUS I wanted you guys to see that there are some people that can Relic Hunt and Metal Detect and still CARE about our environment and the beautiful world god created for...

Harriet D. (Hattie) Chew 1857 - 1902 Salem, NJ USA From what I can gather Harriet D. (Hattie) Chew died under mysterious conditions at her home on RT 9 and her apparition can be seen from time to time at her old abandoned house. legend has it her ghost can be seen like clock work on the...

Thank you everybody! Im happy to be here!

Don't get your feathers in an up-roar people, I know the laws on digging on State property. Besides If you look into my profile a little further you will see I am a Member of the National Wildlife Federation with a Nature Sanctuary in my backyard. My relic hunting is confined to private property...