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« on: November 24, 2010, 11:40:43 pm »
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New at this, have hunted above ground only. I am curious as what could be found on a ranch, what should I look for, where to start. On the other side of that, what would you expect to find at a saloon say built in the 1800's? This is of course with permission of the owner and private property. My other concern is claims, can a person have a claim on someone elses private property? Should have made these separate post. Trying research out any snags, as I figure Ill be either seeing old buildings, or open area here in New Mexico. Thanks.

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« Reply #1 on: November 25, 2010, 12:25:41 am »
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Underground you will find everything from treasures to trash, lots of the latter in fact. In private property you might have to make an agreement with the owner as far as what is found in the property. In old buildings/land or ghost towns you may also find good and not so good stuff. There is no best guidance than what experience will give you. Go for it and wait to see what happens. There is no right order on this, but rather follow your instincts and do a lot of research to pinpoint the best areas. You have come to the right place. Here you will learn a lot from many savyy people from around the globe. Happy hunting.  Detecting

Homefire is an excellent guy and resource and he is from your state!

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« Reply #2 on: November 25, 2010, 02:27:06 am »
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Yessir, everyone has been very helpful. Homefire I believe has answered several post. I love those pics of your recent work, good find.

Im overwhelmed as to what project to start first. I dont see alot of activity here local, so its not here, or I havent bumped into them yet. But there is alot of places to start.

I may be a out of work truck driver, but my wife works for a realtor, and has done the books for several buisness owners, all of who own ranches, vineyards, and even a converted saloon. We know these people well, like family.

I was worried I would have to travel, or join a club to hunt on gold claims. Thanks to Homefire and others, I have found plenty to do. I really appreciate the pics and stories.

I thank you for the input. I am researching now. Plan to start actually looking at site and do some test digging. I will post. I dont see a permission problem. I am enjoying the research way too much.

Been setting around too much nursing a shoulder injury. Will be glad to get out.



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« Reply #3 on: November 25, 2010, 07:27:32 am »
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« Reply #4 on: November 25, 2010, 10:11:21 am »
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Your wife is a realtor. That's very nice. She wil be able to get you into many interesting properties to try a hunt. I don't believe people selling a property would mind to let you hunt. Also, keep in mind that your detector can find land markers, plumbing, gas lines, wires, etc. with which to make some extra money for the service. Be careful though. Some property owners may have lost treasures hidden in their properties and may hire your services to find them for a share. Many possibilities in your particular case. Good luck and keep us posted on your finds.

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« Reply #5 on: November 25, 2010, 07:39:37 pm »
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Thank you for the welcome Luc. I didnt mean my wife was a realtor, she works for a realtor. Im amazed at the finds on here and plan to get out next week if all works out and get started myself.Thanks for the post cyber.

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« Reply #6 on: November 26, 2010, 03:09:57 am »
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the first step is to figger out --land ownership status -- is the land you want to hunt privately or publicly  owned?  if publicly owned are there any "special" laws prohibiting metaL detector use there?--- if privately owned who "owns" it ? , if possible seek them out in person and ask to hunt "their" land -never trespass.

in the US generally speaking --the land owner owns what is upon / in / under the ground of  his "land" and outsiders can not lay claim to whats on "their" land or remove anything without his agreeing to it.

 

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« Reply #7 on: November 26, 2010, 08:12:18 am »
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Thank you Ivan, at first I was ready to go outlaw and hope the tickets didnt cost so much. It seems everywhere I looked they dont want you detecting. But there are exceptions to most places, if you want to pursue it. So I took invetory of who I did know, and realized I didnt have to look far. I will need some help with a few of my projects, buts thats down the road. I am having alot of fun researching online who owns what, and what was there 200 years ago. Thanks sir for the answer, as I have many more questions yet.

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