historical landmarks are off limits?
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BottleCapKing
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For the most part - yes. They are usually State or Federal property.
Dsm_mechva
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Only if you want to donate your detector, paycheck and time to the government entity that owns it.
budaf250
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Here in New York the state historical sites are off limits. But if you can get the owner of the property then it is alright. We have a lot of historical homes and sites that are privet owned.
they are off limits IF YOU DO NOT HAVE PERMISSION from the owner if it is private property.. They Are OFF LIMITS if they are not private property
Philbyfile
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So is that a no?
Crackerjack
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Digger70pa
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budaf250
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they are off limits IF YOU DO NOT HAVE PERMISSION from the owner if it is private property.. They Are OFF LIMITS if they are not private property
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duggap
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A good rule of thumb is that any property owned by a government agency of any size from township to Federal should be considered off limits without express permission.
Mud-puppy
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Huh? Well I learned something today! I always thought those big signs with the "USNPS" on it meant, 'Use Shovels, No Problem Sonny'....And just did as I pleased! Besides detecting, The hunting was great! The trapping even better!
metaladdict
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Yeah,I got asked to leave Sonoma historical city square by a sheriff a few years ago,he said he could cite me for detecting on the grass.
Funny thing though. I could detect the sand under the playground there though.
Funny thing though. I could detect the sand under the playground there though.
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