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Just saw this myself and I agree. Great advice, great demonstration. I always find WalnLiz's videos helpful.

Great topic - very interesting to read everyone's views. I have to say, being new to detecting, that probably the greatest source of discouragement is the difficulty in finding places you can actually get permission to detect. All part of the learning process I guess.

Thanks for posting this link Cecc - I found the way he explains things very helpful. Will definitely check out his channel. Cheers.

Thanks mbasko, I think that's pretty definitive regarding TSRs. Cheers.

This is what I've been able to find so far. TSRs are crown land and the majority are managed under trust by Local Land Services. The permit to fossick in state forest does not authorise fossicking on any area held under lease from the crown "on any state forest". I presume that last bit means...

What an absolute beauty. Well done. Just think of the events that were taking place in this country around about the time that coin was dropped.

Thanks everyone for the replies - very helpful. Karen, I'm curious now to find out if the permit to fossick in state forests (which I acquired after reading about it elsewhere on this forum) also covers crown land in general and TSRs in particular. The difference between the permit/no permit...

G'day all. I'm brand new to detecting and spending a fair bit of time going over maps and local histories trying to find good locations. Could anyone tell me the legalities of detecting on Traveling Stock Routes in NSW? Do I need to get the permission of the surrounding landowner? Also...

A great spot and some interesting finds, including the traces of the past - always a treat to find. Inspiring stuff!

Thanks Sandta, I'm already hooked on this forum - hope to have something to contribute soon.

Thanks for the welcome guys. Kawman, I will definitely check under my feet :) and Ramjet I'm heading to that topic now! Cheers.

G'day all. I'm new to prospecting and new to this forum. The information and advice contained here is hugely helpful, and I've already found myself sitting up late following threads and finding answers. At present I've begun the hunt for alluvial gold and sapphires in my local area (the New...