Did any of you know about this?

[Moresound]

In order for a logging company to be insured ... the insurance companies have the logging companies fill in all cellar hole, wells etc. that they find out there while logging or be dropped from their insurance plan.

WTF

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Well that would explain why it's so hard to find cellar holes!

 

[mikeraydj]

LOL!

 

[CincinnatiKid]

Sounds to me that we detectorists need to bribe the logger in charge of filling cellar holes and wells. We might get a shot at detecting 'em before filled in!?
Peace

 

[Tom_in_CA]

Well , if this is true , then look at it this way: That dirt it's going to take to fill in that hole has to come from somewhere , right ? So what they'll do is probably just scrape with a dozer from all around the periphery . Then that becomes the perfect hunt conditions that bring deep targets into range there.

 

[leolgn]

lol impossible all the time

 

[Keppy]

In order for a logging company to be insured ... the insurance companies have the logging companies fill in all cellar hole, wells etc. that they find out there while logging or be dropped from their insurance plan.

WTF

That sounds like a good idea to me…keeps them safe and any one else out there..Wondering around..

 

[hvacker]

In the woods I'm more concerned about trip wires and booby traps.

 

[OWK]

In order for a logging company to be insured ... the insurance companies have the logging companies fill in all cellar hole, wells etc. that they find out there while logging or be dropped from their insurance plan.

WTF

Thankfully, most loggers are not interested in doing more work than is necessary, and know full well that insurance companies do not send teams of crack investigators into the deep woods to check for cellar holes.

(plus I would bet that most cellar holes worth investigating probably qualify as "filled" already).

 

[Moresound]

Thankfully, most loggers are not interested in doing more work than is necessary, and know full well that insurance companies do not send teams of crack investigators into the deep woods to check for cellar holes.

(plus I would bet that most cellar holes worth investigating probably qualify as "filled" already).

This is the mind set that am banking on.

 

[Keppy]

Thankfully, most loggers are not interested in doing more work than is necessary, and know full well that insurance companies do not send teams of crack investigators into the deep woods to check for cellar holes.

(plus I would bet that most cellar holes worth investigating probably qualify as "filled" already).

.. OH they check yes they do … Don't fool your self..I do not belong to to many sites Tnet here and a few others and one is the aboristsite forum For i haul a lot of trees i might be 74 but i still enjoy hauling trees part time in the summer months up north here .. You do not have to fill the holes but if you get caught you will pay the price ..

 

[Limitool]

LOL!

I don't see anything funny about it... It's further buried history.

 

[Moresound]

.. OH they check yes they do … Don't fool your self..I do not belong to to many sites Tnet here and a few others and one is the aboristsite forum For i haul a lot of trees i might be 74 but i still enjoy hauling trees part time in the summer months up north here .. You do not have to fill the holes but if you get caught you will pay the price ..

Well there you have it ... Comfermation once again.

 

[masterjedi]

I work for a very large forest products company and have never heard of such a thing...

 

[mikeraydj]

I don't see anything funny about it... It's further buried history.

I was going to explain my amusement, but never mind.

 

[mallihamalliha]

of course cellar holes are hard to find