Never hurts to ask

[Buffalo Hunter]

In my research I keep coming up with what seems to be great spots to MD such as an old fort , a few old home sites ,old festival grounds,etc . The problem was they all are on the same large tract of land and I have been told time and time again that the owner would not let anyone MD or do anything else on is land unless he had something major to gain. Yesterday I decided what the hell and picked up the phone and called the guy introduced myself and ask, to my suprise I now have permission to MD anytime I want, all he ask was for me to let him know anytime I was going to be there. Guess where I'm headed later this morning

 

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[gold fish]

last fall I contacted the owner of some heavily posted property, no tresspassing signs every 100'. His response was truly inspiring, I not only got permission, he made copies of his abstract map, and invited my wife and I for lunch the day before thanksgiving. All he asks is that I notify him before I do any "major excavation", he'd also like to know if I find anything really interesting. He refreshed my belief in the human spirit.

 

[jeff of pa]

You Just Learned Rule #1 in Gaining Permission.

Never Trust Opinions from the Unadvised.

CONGRATS !

Jeff

 

[Montana Jim]

Thats a great story to "inspire the uninspired"!

Just ask... I think the fear of asking is why most folks just don't get into that one place they keep driving by and wondering about.

WTG!

 

[jeff of pa]

On the other side of the coin,
I have heard those say.

"That place is so well Known, it's no use detecting it
because everybody & their Brother searched it already"

When in fact, nobody searched it, Because
they all thought it's been Hunted.

 

[Zincoln Miner]

inspired here t/y

 

[gold fish]

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