Historic property

WildDigger · Mar 15, 2012

I have been offered to hunt a private residence in Atlanta. My only concern is the neighborhood and part are listed in the Historic registry. I can not find any info on detecting there. I would think it is listed as a whole so it is a no hunting zone. Would that be right? the property is next to Grant Park in the historic neighborhood.

My guess is no but I want reassurance before I miss a great opportunity to hunt for some good relics. And he said bring some friends also.

dogpound · Mar 15, 2012

if its private property and you have permission from the owner i'd be all over it

Xaquin · Mar 15, 2012

If the property is private, it usually -USUALLY- USUALLY means that the owners need to run it by a board if they want to do additions or renovations to the home or structure listed.

You should be fine digging in the yard.

ATLfun · Mar 16, 2012

Metal detect away, IMO. I have never seen a restriction on the yards per se, other than a tree ordinance. If you invite me, then you can tell a protester that if they want to talk to your attorney that he is over next to the oak tree diggin' for a wheatie. :laughing:

Brian

gordonquixote · Mar 16, 2012

dogpound said:
if its private property and you have permission from the owner i'd be all over it

I'd be on it like stink on rice.....

WildDigger · Mar 16, 2012

Let me know a good day for you and I will set it up with him. I can't do it next Thursday but any other day I am good. I know Sandy aka pine3874 wants to go as well.

Joves · Mar 16, 2012

As the others have said go for it. My mom's house here is in the historic district and I have been hunting it. I also just got permission to hunt a house across the street from hers. Life just turned good.

pocketspill · Mar 17, 2012

our entire neighborhood is on the historic registry (including my house) and it does nothing to restrict hunting.

Milhaus · Mar 17, 2012

Do it Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas style :heartylaugh:

This is a Bahama hat and cigarette holder opportunity for sure

ATLfun said:
Metal detect away, IMO. I have never seen a restriction on the yards per se, other than a tree ordinance. If you invite me, then you can tell a protester that if they want to talk to your attorney that he is over next to the oak tree diggin' for a wheatie.

Brian

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