IMAUDIGGER
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Read an old treasure mag. Article that talked about this road trip the author went on. He described “tons of remains of old homesteads along the road, none of which had no trespassing signs”. The article goes on to show a dozen or more old 1800’s coins found in the yards and a piece of jewelry.
I was appalled that this would be acceptable to just roll up to some old house along the road and start digging up valuables, just because the owner didn’t put up signs!
I thought trespassing signs had to do with passage across private land, not prohibiting stealing.
Is this thought process still prevalent?
I can understand old abandoned homesteads on public land.
I was appalled that this would be acceptable to just roll up to some old house along the road and start digging up valuables, just because the owner didn’t put up signs!
I thought trespassing signs had to do with passage across private land, not prohibiting stealing.
Is this thought process still prevalent?
I can understand old abandoned homesteads on public land.
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