Are fairgrounds fair game?

bigcreekdad

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I have a cabin near Luzerne, and so far, my Michigan (live in Ohio) hunting has centered at the Oscoda County Park, which has many campsites. Besides a lot of clad, I've only found one coin of note...a 1939d wheat. The park is a trash field though....countless pull tabs that show as coins.

I was thinking of hitting the Oscoda and Crawford county fairgrounds. Has anyone hunted these before? Also, for the fairgrounds you folks have hubted, did you get permission from someone first?

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postalgriff

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I think each county will be different. Hillsdale co. has always allowed detecting, but not so in Jackson. Even though its considered a county park, they have always said no. I would definitely try to get permission first. Good luck.
 

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It's always a good thing to get permission first, if possible. Of the three fairgrounds i've hunted, I had permission from two. Lots of trash in all of 'em! ffd
 

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Ya just have to ask. There is one near me that is privately owned. Most think it is public.
 

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