Minelab is interested in attending our local Club Hunt on Sunday, May 16th. At this time it looks like 2 Minelab reps will be arriving the day before and plan on spending that Sunday with us.
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(Members Only Hunt Update May 2010)*
(Members Only Hunt May 2010)*
It is that time again that we all get out and enjoy our sport again, now that the weather has finally decided to warm up a bit.
On May 16, we will be having our annual Spring Members Only Hunt.
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