Florida legislation for land treasures

[Capt.Betances]

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[Capt.Betances]

No, there are plenty of places to detect here. Just stick to private, city, and county property, and stay away from state property. I've been doing it for 33 years...just got to pick your battles...

Jon
I will use your statement as "Guideline to detect in Florida" unless otherwise noted.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Treasure Hunter, when you see others states, you will see hunters been banned almost everywhere, every year.

Can you read what other hunters are posting in this thread?

Basically, many people here with complaints are against new legislations that want to ban us of this hobby of Treasure Hunting. Me personally, I was born to detect and I will die detecting.

I live in Maryland and the only places that I have to detect are two: Sandy Point and Gwynn Park, Baltimore. Sandy Point is extremely over detected. In addition, you have to pay $10 parking. Gwynn Park is full of old junks. The landlords in Maryland don't likes us when you make an approach to request permission to detect. So, I decide to fly to Florida to detect, but I need more information about the updated legislation to detect without problem.

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Capt, mods can see ever single post ever posted.

Florida beaches are owned by the public, Florida has 663 miles of beaches, you can legally hunt 99.7% of Florida's beaches in the water and 99.99% on wet sand, it is your choice if you choose not to detect them...


Please keep politics out of your posts...

 

[Fletch88]

Based on the finds in Beach and Shallow water, I want to fly up North ANYWHERE I might find anything older than a 1976 cooper penny! I think you will be highly disappointed.

 

[Capt.Betances]

Capt, mods can see ever single post ever posted.

Florida beaches are owned by the public, Florida has 663 miles of beaches, you can legally hunt 99.7% of Florida's beaches in the water and 99.99% on wet sand, it is your choice if you choose not to detect them...


Please keep politics out of your posts...

treasure Hunter

Base on the subject of this Thread, politics is the main argument, so,if you tell me "keep politics out my post", then you have to close this thread at all. no makes sense?

 

[Capt.Betances]

I don't post anything else.

 

[Sandman23]

I'm sure MOST everyone on here knows BRENT the OWNER of Queens Jewels LLC. Told me that ANYTHING you find on the beach is FINDERS KEEPERS, NOW was he mean ALL the FL. beaches? I'm not sure, but we would talking about the ones on the east coast and YES the ones where the 1715 ship wrecks were found!!!!!!

And I'm with a few of the others on here, Loose lips sinks the items you find!!!!!!!!!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

treasure Hunter

Base on the subject of this Thread, politics is the main argument, so,if you tell me "keep politics out my post", then you have to close this thread at all. no makes sense?

Capt, politics DIRECTLY related to treasure hunting is allowed, your comments were not. Please keep politics out of posts...

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Capt it is not open for debate or discussion.