Metal Detecting Club
Pamphlet
by Lee Wiese
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Pamphlet 59 pages Rev: F - 02-22-21
This Metal Detecting Club Handbook is a composition of nine MDHTALK.org
articles written for and about metal detecting clubs. All of these
individual articles can be found on the MDHTALK website and are
downloadable. However, by putting the individual articles into one handbook,
results in a one stop shopping experience for any new or developing club
looking for a guide. This handbook is free to the metal detecting community
and is in Adobe .PDF format which makes it downloadable for those who are
interested in this material.
Here is the table of contents for the current Version. "E" version of the
handbook.
- Why Should I Join or Start a Metal Detecting Club?
- Start a Metal Detecting Club
- Club's Volunteer Organization
- Club Meeting Agenda
- Constitution and Bylaws
- Club’s Community Service
- Club Training Guide
- Volunteer Club Evidence Search Team
- Club Promotion
- Competition Hunt Preparation
- Competition Hunt Etiquette and Integrity
- Competition Event Update
- Club Auctions, Drawings, and Raffles
- Club Liability Insurance
- Club’s Coin Purchase Program
- Appendix A: Ethics for Responsible Metal Detecting
- Appendix B: Sample Waiver or Release Form
- Appendix C: Informal Permission Letter
- Appendix D: Informal Permission to Metal Detect on Private Property
To recap the handbook's content covers why to join a club, how to start a
club and a good numbers of the articles centered on a club's charter and
operation.
The plan is to add at least two to three more articles to the handbook
during 2022 that will cover gaps in the current material. Future article may
cover the following subject matter:
- Tax Exemption
- Monthly Show and Tell of Members Finds
The current version is forty-one pages and the expectation are that it would
reach fifty pages once completed. If you download the handbook you may want
to check back in a couple of months for any updates and re-download the
handbook.
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