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i live in the Tallahassee area and was wondering if anyone could help me out. theres an old traing base near by that was either civil war or ww1 or 2 . has not been touched in a long time that i can see. my question is does anyone know if i can legally hunt it? also wondering if hunting in water is ok? if theres anyone wanting to hunt hit me up, i started a group on here for treasure hunters in Tallahassee.
creature, you're giving a date-range of the site as anything between CW era (1860s) to WWII (1940s). That's quite a range! I would think that with a little internet sluething (if you have a name of the base, etc...) that you could hone that down.
And what makes you think no one's ever hit it before (or not "in a long time") ?? Especially if it dated to CW times, then you can rest assured it's been hit. There's no shortage of CW relic-enthusiast hunters all over the south, that "do their homework" and hit every conceivable place. I mean, anything's possible, of course. But my experience is that if there's any hunters worth their salt in a geographic locale, they don't let a good site go un-hunted. Even if someone currently there on duty says "no one's ever hunted here before", it usually means they simply don't know
As for whether it's "legal" or not, you don't say whether it's an active base still. And if so, is it a closed base or open base, etc... For example, is there anything that stops you or anyone from simply going there, walking around, etc...? (like if it were an active and "closed" base where post 9/11 security still exists). If thats' not the case, and we're talking a closed base, or something that's no longer even a base to begin with, and nothing to stop someone from being there, then it's merely a question of what entity land it is now. Eg.: city? county? private? state? federal? etc... and even within each of those entities, there various *types* of land within each. For example, let's say it's federal land. Well not all federal land is federal "park" land, and so forth.
So you're going to need to be more specific.