Reasonable use of Metal Detectors in Wisconsins water's

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 25, 2009

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   Name: Doug Maeder on Feb 25, 2009

   Comments: We are the only users of these waters that remove and leave with more trash than we bring in, saving an unknown amount of public funds by preventing injuries from sharp objects, and lead shot and bullets.

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   Name: Elizabeth Maeder on Feb 25, 2009

   Comments: We are the only users of these waters that remove and leave with more trash than we bring in, saving an unknown amount of public funds by preventing injuries from sharp objects, and lead shot and bullets.

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   Name: David C Homoya on Feb 25, 2009

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   Name: Mike Scott on Feb 25, 2009

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   Name: Martin on Feb 25, 2009

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   Name: Gary Michalski on Feb 25, 2009

   Comments: I own land in Wisconsin and will be selling and leaving if this passes.

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   Name: Douglas L Kloster on Feb 25, 2009

   Comments: Dear Sir Please realise that without water hunters your public beachs would with in a few years time be unusable do to sharp metal objects.I have been a Search and Rescue Diver for 32 yrs in Iowa and Vacation in Wisconson regularly.I am also a resposible water hunter.Please reconsider your position to allow water hunter to enjoy there hobbie the same as other sports Thank You Doug Kloster

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   Name: Russ Howell on Feb 25, 2009

   Comments: Otherwise I will not vaction in WI anymore.

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    Name: Michael Klinkroth on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Timothy Rookey on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: This draconian rule should be reversed. Metal detector people help clean our lakes of dangerous materials, protecting swimmers in many areas of the state.

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    Name: Anne Rookey on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: J. Jay Fruehling on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Mitch King on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Vice President Treasure Coast Archeological Society

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    Name: Steve Paynter on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: D.George Lerch on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Arthur Hundrieser on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Michael Matteson on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Wisconsin Parks are for all the people. Not just those chosen by the political elite guard.

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    Name: John Lange on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Walter Riddle on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Bobby Gaston on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: I feel this change threatens the freedom of hobbist metal detectorist to pursue a hobby that not only saves relics from decay but also allows those items to be seen to preserve our history.

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    Name: Tom Yager on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Please revisit this rule change so we can enjoy our wonderful hobby. Why punish 99% of the responsible citizens that do obey all of the rules.

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    Name: Joseph Keeley on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Jim Brouwer on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Thomas E. Bodenhagen on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: When visiting the Wis. State parks I find metal detecting (in the sandy beach areas) to be the activity I most enjoy. How can the DNR archaeologist ban this activity for EVERYONE just because he caught one person illegally searching for artifacts I have never found an artifact on the beach in 30 years of detecting. If this new rule is in effect I will not visit the state parks, will not camp in the state parks, and certaintly will not support them thru purchases of park stickers and other fees.

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    Name: Theresa Otto on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Golria J Bodenhagen on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Please reverse this new rule that bans a fun family activity on our beaches. Please return to the former rule of allowing detecting in the sandy beach areas.

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    Name: Harold R. Bloom on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Wayne A. Jorgensen on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Please reconsider your infringement on our hobby of metal detecting in the waters of Wisconsin. As a taxpayer, I feel that what is proposed is a direct misuse of the public trust of protecting my rights as such.

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    Name: Robert S Erickson on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: as a metal detectorist i do not believe the state has the right to call all water in wisconsin a archeology sight. this is pubic land and as long as it is not being destroyed i should be aloud to hunt these waters

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    Name: Mike Walker on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Please look at all the good that the folks with metal detectors do. We return so many lost items to the owners, and remove so much trash from the waters. There are so many more important issues that need dealt with, than to go after a hobby and recreation that so many people enjoy. Mike Walker President - SW MI Seek & Search Club

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    Name: Tom Becker on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Steven Mendes on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Jo Blo on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Terry Shannon on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: I would not oppose this bill if there was a valid reason for the action.

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    Name: Randall R. Zur on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: If this new rule is not reversed I will no longer visit the state parks, will not camp in the state parks, and certainly will not support them through purchases of park stickers and other fees. At present, 38 other states in America allow metal detecting in designated areas at designated times and dates within their State Parks. Wisconsin needs to remain one of them!

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    Name: Edgar Cramer on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Bob Uhl on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Jonathan Tanner on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Harry Boody III on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: David Neuhaus on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Gary Weimer on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Thomas Civitello on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Keep the waters open for metal detecting.Where not doing any harm.

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    Name: Oliver Clozoff on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Aaron Frerichs on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: Aaron Frerichs on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: John Reeves on Feb 25, 2009

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    Name: James Gleason on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Please reconsider this action. All of the water detectorists i know take pride in the large amounts of trash they remove from various waters every year. Thank you.

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    Name: James Gleason on Feb 25, 2009

    Comments: Please reconsider this action. All of the water detectorists i know take pride in the large amounts of trash they remove from various waters every year. Thank you.

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