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  1. #1
    us
    Dec 2007
    Grayling, MI
    ACE 250/Bounty Hunter Pioneer EX
    366

    Is it legal?

    So having just moved up here from KY (where its definatly illegal to dig anywhere) I need to ask about the laws in the Columbus/Dublin area for detecting in parks and schools. Cant afford to go to jail with small amount of change I have dug up.

    Give me some feed back please.

    Ian
    You slept in peace last night because brave men stood ready to preform violent acts on your behalf!

  2. #2
    us
    May 2007
    Columbus Ohio
    Minelab Explorer SE Pro, Minelab E-Trac, Fisher CZ3D
    577
    1 times
    Banner Finds (1)

    Re: Is it legal?

    Metal detecting is permitted in Columbus parks.

    Please see this site for more Ohio laws and restrictions: http://www.ohiometaldetecting.com/oh...ting-laws.html
    WWW.OHIOMETALDETECTING.COM

  3. #3
    us
    Oct 2007
    Northern, OH
    DFX, White PI, Bounty Hunter, Whites Surfmaster II and Excalibur II
    4,988
    1 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
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    Re: Is it legal?

    You say it is illegal to dig anywhere. You mean you can not dig on private land with landowner permission. I have never had any problem anywhere in OH. If you go to a State Park you must stop at office and get a permit to detect and they will tell you where you can go. Hope you get some nice finds and get out and get permission to hunt others land, good luck.....Matt
    CRH 2012 find
    wheaties 51
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    Buffalo 6
    Mercs
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    90% Kennedy
    Franklin
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    Quarters `36
    Silver Quarters
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    Silver Dimes 1
    Nickels 21
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    rings 3

  4. #4
    us
    May 2007
    Columbus Ohio
    Minelab Explorer SE Pro, Minelab E-Trac, Fisher CZ3D
    577
    1 times
    Banner Finds (1)

    Re: Is it legal?

    Matt, I think Ian was talking about Kentucky being highly restricted, not Ohio. We do have our share of restrictions here though. I'm sure private property in Ohio and Kentucky are open for detecting and digging with permission.
    WWW.OHIOMETALDETECTING.COM

 

 

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