Hey Louisiana hunters.....

NOLA_Ken

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I don't know if they will let you detect there. The place has been pretty well cleaned up from what it use to be. I doubt that there is going to be a square foot of Livingston that will not read something in the ground. There will be 10 gillion pull tabs from all the beer that has been drank out there through the years. There will be rebar all over because of all the concrete. You will hit a bunch of overloads also. They buried army tanks, machine guns, engines, trucks, jeeps and you name it. Some of the stuff was brand new and packed in cosmoline. I use to know my way around real good out there but the place doesn't look the same anymore. Let me know when you are going to come up Ken and I will show you around the place.
 

Ken, the Louisiana National Guard owns the property now. It is all part of Camp Beauregard. There is a nice museum at Beauregard that has pictures of the way Camp Livingston looked back in its day.
 

NOLA_Ken said:
tanks jeeps and machineguns eh? I'll need a bigger shovel ;D

Hey I got a Garrett GTI 2500 with the Eagle Eye 2 box! Let me know when you go, If allowed to detect I'll go with ya!
 

Scar said:
Ken, the Louisiana National Guard owns the property now. It is all part of Camp Beauregard. There is a nice museum at Beauregard that has pictures of the way Camp Livingston looked back in its day.

I thought I heard it had been turned into hiking trails and the like......
 

There is so much iron, steal, lead, copper, aluminum, tin, brass, silver, gold and god only knows what else in the ground out there that you could work your self to death in just a few days. Back in the 60's and early 70' the largest thing still standing was this really big cold storage warehouse. It was black as the darkest night on the inside. If you would fire off a shotgun round on the inside you could hear all the bats that lived in there take to the air, it would be very loud. We use to drag race every weekend out there. A lot of the streets were still in good shape but the powers that be would come and build four foot dirt levies over the roads to keep us from racing. Camp Livingston brings back memories of the wild younger years of my life.
 

I'm thinking mainly about trying to find the dump site. I can see how detecting could be a nightmare though.
 

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