Has the popularity of Galveston caused it to be over hunted?

[@garywhelton9304]

If that washer is 1 1/8 inch here in New Brunswick CANADA we play a game called washers and it is extremely popular at camp grounds and beaches .

[@MetalDetectingwithZiggy]

That makes sense. ppl played that in Michigan when I lived there... the measurements add up! thanks

[@tommywinthrop3429]

No way that beach can be continuously covered. Ive wondered this about surfside but I find stuff every time I go!!!!

[@MetalDetectingwithZiggy]

true. good days and bad days. surfside and galveston each have their hot end and their cold end.

[@johngmcd3]

In 1965 my wife and I spent our honeymoon at Galveston Beach, while in the water my wife lost her wedding rings. I hope someone found them in the years past.

[@MetalDetectingwithZiggy]

Last weekend, i was detecting Magnolia beach. I always lock up my wedding ring and wallet before getting out of the care, my wife turned down the offer to lock up her jewelry, saying she will be fine.... yup, she lost a huge inch wide silver bracelet swimming in the water...
So I left at a negative for treasure..

[@jamesgreer8262]

I have hunted everyone of those beaches you are hunting and I have found all kinds of gold rings silver rings, necklaces you name it. I have found it. Those beaches are not hunted out. We’re just hunting in the wrong place.

[@MetalDetectingwithZiggy]

true. they breath. just have to be there when the good stuff washes up.

[@jamesgreer8262]

@@MetalDetectingwithZiggy nothing ever washes up it’s laying there. You just have to get out in the water. That’s where everything is at.