| # | First Name | Last Name | State | Country | Comments |
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| 1001 | Jason | Free | LA | US | |
| 1002 | Leonard | Green | AR | US | Those of us who enjoy our hobby, both Arkansans and tourists alike, should be benefitted the same rights as other hobbyists such as fishermen, campers, hunters, etc. |
| 1003 | Anonymous | Anonymous | AR | US | |
| 1004 | Anonymous | Anonymous | AR | US | |
| 1005 | Eric | Lawson | AR | | hunting is all i know for recreation,making it illegal is like making cigaretts illegal for people that smoked them all thier life....think! |
| 1006 | GARY | DONNELL | AR | US | |
| 1007 | Wayne | Sonne | | | |
| 1008 | David | Purvis | SD | US | I've spent many hours in state parks. I know that people with metal detectors do less damage to parks than do houses, dogs, and other people. |
| 1009 | Douglas | McDonald | OK | US | We should have the same as any other sportman. |
| 1010 | randy | guess | AR | US | |
| 1011 | Robert | Fox | AR | US | |
| 1012 | Elizabeth | Hamra | AR | US | I agree. As long as people are allowed to go into a State Park and slaughter innocent animals we should be allowed to enter and use our "sport equipment". |
| 1013 | Roy | Gonyer | AR | US | Tourists can dig in the beach sand, why can't we? |
| 1014 | max | richardson | MO | US | |
| 1015 | Robert | Bacile | AR | US | |
| 1016 | Anonymous | Anonymous | AR | US | |
| 1017 | Linda | Belakiewicz | AR | US | |
| 1018 | Jimmy | Blank | AR | US | |
| 1019 | James | Hastings | AR | US | Let us find the history that is lost in our state parks. Make some rules and we will go by them. Don't let our passed be lost . |
| 1020 | michelle | greeson | AR | US | |
| 1021 | Ronnie | Flynn | AR | US | I would also like to see more areas opened up to 4 wheelers! |
| 1022 | David | Tinsley | IL | US | |
| 1023 | Sharon | Ridenour | OK | US | |
| 1024 | Anonymous | Anonymous | AR | US | |
| 1025 | jim | gooding | AR | US | |
| 1026 | michael | foto | LA | US | I would like to metal detect in the state of arkansas |
| 1027 | Bob | Pickett | AR | US | |
| 1028 | Anonymous | Anonymous | AR | US | As long as you don't leave big holes in the ground,I don't see a problem.
Thanks |
| 1029 | Dirk | Swart | | | I would like to join your club as a member in South Africa
Regards
Dirk |
| 1030 | David | Packard | NC | US | My wife,Family and Sister in law and Family, were planing a vacation to Arkansas. But being that we are METAL DETECTORIST and take them with us as part of our vacations, we have changed our mind about Arkansas as a vacation destination. It is a hobby that is good for everyone. We get excersise, and yes, we find goodies. We in the metal detecting craft have a code we adhere to as far as covering up our holes, not damaging property, taking out the trash that we find. That includes many item like sharp matal from beer and soda cans, nails and other sharp items that other tourist and childern could and most probably have injured themselves on in the past. I can see no reason that makes any good sense to have a law that will not allow us METAL DETECTORIST TO ENJOY OUR SPORT. PEOPLE FISH, HUNT PLAY FOORTBALL AND ALL THE OTHER BALLS ON THE FIELDS, BUT YET WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO METAL DETECT. That seems very unfair to us. I might add that your State is missing out of a lot of new tourist money coming into your State, Money you have to do nothing for except allow us METAL DETECTORIST both locally from your own State, and those of us from other States to come in and METAL DETECT in your State Parks. Thanks you for reading this. David Packard Leicester North Carolina. |
| 1031 | michael | true | AR | US | using metal detectors is safe and not hurting the environment it should not be prohibited anywhere |
| 1032 | Dustin | VanDyke | AR | US | I think we should be able to use our metal detectors as long as we repair the ground we dig |
| 1033 | Randy | Hillyard | AR | US | |
| 1034 | David | Dixon | AR | US | |
| 1035 | Kenneth | Jones | AR | US | |
| 1036 | Shawn | Martin | SC | US | I agree 110% |
| 1037 | jeff | Hart | AR | US | |
| 1038 | Josh | Bond | AR | US | |
| 1039 | Anonymous | Anonymous | AR | US | |
| 1040 | thomas | cifardi | NY | US | Metal detecting is a hobby not a threat. Public lands are for the responsible use of the public. Allow responsible metal detecting. |
| 1041 | Mike | Hart | AR | US | I agree 110%. |
| 1042 | wayne | burnham | AR | US | |
| 1043 | Anonymous | Anonymous | CA | US | |
| 1044 | Steven | Brackett | | | |
| 1045 | Jeremy | McMillon | AR | US | |
| 1046 | Anonymous | Anonymous | OH | US | i think it is wrong as long you are filling in your holes |
| 1047 | luis | gonzalez | PA | US | |
| 1048 | Garry | Atkinson | OK | US | |
| 1049 | Jay | LaFountaine | AR | US | I agree with this petition. |
| 1050 | Robert | Tate | AR | US | |
