Does anyone know of a place to hunt that is legal?

[EHiggs]

I'm here in middle Ga. Just looking for a place to hunt without getting a ticket. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks,
Ed

 

[Damon64]

You could hunt my front lawn...it's not posted. I am in Washington State though, so that could be a problem.

 

[wreckdiver1715]

Welcome Aboard TreasureNet!

Tom

 

[hikeinmts]

Lived in Columbus......emphasis on "livED." So that is no help to you now. But, you are surrounded by history and historical
places. Do your research. If I were back in beautiful Georgia, would be more than happy to take you on some hunts with
me. I'm in the south......South Korea, so not too close. Hope you find some good sites....and then some good stuff.
hikeinmts

 

[Deepdiger60]

Welcome to T-Net There is many Detector clubs in Georgia all over the place do some research its a very historic place ,also public woods are legal its a endless track go to the library and look up historic battle fields during the CW in Georgia some are assessable by permission .Good Luck Dd60

 

[Golden1]

If a good hunting place catches your eye,stop and ask permission to hunt. If they say yes your in
Nothing illegal about that

G1

 

[ivan salis]

private land for the most part -- sadly the state of georiga is not overly detector freindly -- most known civil war areas unless its "private land" are marked "off limits" to detecting - state owned and federal lands are "NO" go spots --- however you might want to check with city or county owned parks as they MIGHT ALLOW IT. -- private land in georgia is often your best bet. -- remember my bit of advice -- just like seeing a pretty gal in high school and saying "gee" I wish I could "date" her --if you do not ask the "answer" is 100% no all the time , so you can only improve your odds by asking and it cost nothing to do so ( who knows a they like the pretty gal might say "yes")---so ask --be polite , and even if they say no , do not be rude in return-- always remember --its their land that they pay the taxes on and if given "permission traet the land with great care and respect -- (remember folks talk-- often getting 1 person's ok can lead to others -- but badly messing up a spot can work against you too)-- since they pay the rent / taxes on the land they have the right to say yea or neigh on who comes upon it -- chatting about the possible history of their land is ofen a good "ice breaker" --and thats where research comes into play.---

 

[kimseyco]

send me a pm. i am in warner robins. we are trying to get a mid ga md club going.

 

[Jay Plunder]

How well can you run? (((Just kidding guys)))....back to my hole of shame.