2012 - Get Involved, Get Excited!
2012 starts a near year for HRRS. In addition to our monthly meetings and organized hunts in the Spring and Fall we will begin 2012 with a new approach to getting our membership involved in various aspects of metal detecting through group sessions. On the second Saturday of each month (third Saturday as a backup for inclement weather) we will meet together as a group to metal detect! Those that have more experience than others will have an opportunity to share that knowledge in a group environment or one on one at these mini events. I look forward to this new approach and encourage you to come to one of our monthly meetings for more information. HRRS President. Barry Merrill
Group Session Location for May
May 12th - Buckroe Beach, Hampton 9 am
Meet near concrete ramp behind playground/restroom area
Spring Hunt Event Photos now available: Click Here
Fall Hunt Announcement: Treasures in the Sand 2012 will be held on September 8th, 2012 at Buckroe Beach in Hampton. This event is open to the public and Hunt fees are listed on the registration form.
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This site is designed to give our present members as well as supporters of HRRS a central point to talk about this unique club. Our goal is to provide information about metal detecting in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia.
Our meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Hampton Public Library located at 4207 Victoria Boulevard in Hampton, VA.
Visitors are always welcome. 2012 Meeting Schedule now posted.Each month we discuss the best places within our communities to participate in the hobby of metal detecting. We share stories and showcase our finds. We help new members with the rules and regulations of metal detecting so they can benefit from the clubs knowledge of the best places to hunt.
The HAMPTON ROADS RECOVERY SOCIETY is a member of the
Federation of Metal Detector and Archaeological Clubs (FMDAC).
