Parks are public venues supported by public tax revenue, that being the case there likely no laws forbidding the use of metal detectors of the type used to search for lost coins and such. The best option would be to contact the parks department and ask what the specific rules are for the park(s) in which you wish to use the device.
If you mean where people are picinking---I'm thinking it would be o.k. I've seen people doing it. As long as you dont dig up the grass and ruin the landscape and leave holes everywhere. One would have to just find stuff on the surface in the grass. Now, if you mean out in the ''wild'' in the state park-- where people dont generally go, I dont know what the law is there. It is government land, so, if you find, like, lots of gold, where it requires you to set up a mining operation, you might have trouble saying it's yours to keep. If you can just pick up what you find and carry it out, ya might be o.k. On 2nd thought maybe you can get a temp. gov. license of some sort to escavate what you find.
Yep it does.
Yes, you can use a metal detector in the rain if....... The detector is made for underwater use. If the metal detector is made for land use, put a cover over the electronics housing. Many of the top manufacturers sell rain-proof covers. Be sure your headphones are waterproof!
the metal detector was invented because people in old days use to use it so they could find stuff in there body I think
NO why would there be
He used a Minelab Explorer SE Pro Metal Detector with a standard head.
Get the keychain from the seagull near the man with the metal detectorthen go up to your inventory and click use and he will give you the metal detector
metal detector is sensor
No, this is not possible. Firstly, MP3 radio's do not exist and an MP3 player is a Music Player, not a metal detector.
No, but it depends what you doing with it and where?
you pull weeds or use your metal detector on candypalooza
to find coins
A metal detector can detect all types of metal....depending on in what type of soil it is in.