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A#1

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Actually, yeh.


Though....What side of Mio ya meaning?

I actually play in a neighboring county, but Mio is about as far west as I go. Been collecting maps and whatnot of Oscoda for years too.
 

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A#1

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I got a chance to take a quick look at the county today. What a desolate place, lol. Nothin but sand and Jackpine.

Just a couple heads up's.....

Forest fire season is coming on, be careful. City folk have damn near burnt my house down more than once.

Some of Oscoda county is state land, but a VAST majority of it is national forest. Detecting IS legal on both, but be familiar with the laws and rules of both. I don't see any of it as "grey area" it pretty well says what you cannot do.

Bottle hunting on state or federal land is actually illegal. I ain't makin no judgement on you, just stating the facts.

Kirtland's Warbler Management Areas, are closed to human activity from May 1, till August 15th.

I bet you'll be seein me around this summer. I'll be the shirtless, tattooed biker lookin guy in swim shorts and flip flops, with an Equinox and a 45.
 

A#1

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My! People come and go so quickly here!

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A#1

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Hey thanks, I'm actually about 5 miles south of mio, I go up every chance I get.
 

A#1

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Hey....there ya are, lol.

With that bit of intel, I can find some detail. Gimme a few days.

I'll be by there this weekend, but more for bidness reasons. Be back the next 2 after that for fun. An old school and cemetery been in my sights since last year, and I wanna play before Warbler season.
 

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Joe t

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I m basically new to the area, I bought property there about 3 years ago, mostly working on the property, never had a chance to explore too much, but it would be cool to find old lumberjack camps or old home sites
 

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Joe t

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Ok cool, good luck
 

pa plateau hiker

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I m basically new to the area, I bought property there about 3 years ago, mostly working on the property, never had a chance to explore too much, but it would be cool to find old lumberjack camps or old home sites

At one time there was a guy on Treasurenet named "Michigan Badger". All he dug was lumber camps. He hasn't posted for years. If you dig deep in the archives, you might find him.
 

A#1

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I looked at his posts. It looks like he came on strong back in 2005, posting a lot of finds from lumber camps. He seemed to fizzle our on the finds around 2009, and really just be a talked after that till his last post in 2012.

Looks like he was in the UP, "copper country" was about as close as I got to a location.

I'm afraid from the way it appears, he may have relocated to the Upper Room.
 

Winchester416

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Hey....there ya are, lol.

With that bit of intel, I can find some detail. Gimme a few days.

I'll be by there this weekend, but more for bidness reasons. Be back the next 2 after that for fun. An old school and cemetery been in my sights since last year, and I wanna play before Warbler season.
Can you detect State land, or the Kirkland area?
 

SD51

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Can you detect State land, or the Kirkland area?
Here's some rules for the State Parks here...


I know you are asking about state land so I will keep looking. I know you can hunt on state land so you would think you could metal detect!
 

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Winchester416

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This mentions state land rules somewhat...
I mean I know Paris let you in parking lots and beach’s... Most do...

But I’m talking about way back in the woods... Even miles away from anything or anyone...

Can you detect on state land?
 

SD51

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Probably best to contact the DNR and ask.
 

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