Poll on prices of fully covered hunting trips.

[Bushido Dude]

I'm just seeing what people think a decent price for a week long detecting trip would cost. I would like to go on one but am not sure how much I should pay.

 

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[Dwight S]

What you're asking for, with everything included will cost more than $500 if you plan on staying in a hotel or such. Remember after a full day hunting, a good warm shower and a comfortable bed in almost a must have. I've been to a hunt for three days, paid my hotel and food and had close to $600 in it and no regrets or buyers remorse, I'd do it again in a second.

 

[mlayers]

I take a week of vacation every year just so I can go and detector and do some prospecting. I check for hotel where I get a free breakfast. I can normally get a room for around $75 or less if you shop around. Then it depends on how far you would like to drive. I normally take off for a weekend now and then just to go detecting. And I will spent somewhere around $200 for the weekend. I don't worry about the cost just worry about having fun....Matt

 

[mts]

I voted $500 but it would depend on what the accommodations were. I'd pay more if the accommodations were decent. To spend 5 nights in a tent, peeing in the woods, and eating canned beans for dinner I'd want to pay a lot less.

Frankly, I'd rather take care of my own accommodations and just pay a fee to detect a proven CW field. Let us know what you find out about pricing. I'd be interested in doing something similar if such an opportunity exists.

 

[deepskyal]

I've spent $100.00 in a day just to go recon a site. Fuel by far the biggest expense but my meals for the day, drinks, minor stuff...it all adds up.

Al