poorhunter78
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I talked to a guy, Sorry I did not get his name.. He was from the administration office from the WV State Parks Administration..
I asked if it was legal to metal detect/Relic hunt in the WV state parks.. He said that is was a funny situation.. He said it was Legal to metal detect, Nothing says you cannot.. You just cannot remove ANYTHING..
I asked if someone were to metal detect and hit something that may be valuable.. Is there a way to get the state to dig it up based on the readings from the machine.. He said no.. Then I asked So what you are saying is whatever was in the ground before or after the state parks ownership of the property, Will stay in the ground forever.. He said yes you are correct.. Nothing can be removed..
That angers me.. The state can sell the timber.. Have it mined or whatever.. Sell what makes them money..
They should sell/lottery permits to hunt on state property.. Anything valued over XXX amount they get so many percent of the find..
I asked if it was legal to metal detect/Relic hunt in the WV state parks.. He said that is was a funny situation.. He said it was Legal to metal detect, Nothing says you cannot.. You just cannot remove ANYTHING..
I asked if someone were to metal detect and hit something that may be valuable.. Is there a way to get the state to dig it up based on the readings from the machine.. He said no.. Then I asked So what you are saying is whatever was in the ground before or after the state parks ownership of the property, Will stay in the ground forever.. He said yes you are correct.. Nothing can be removed..
That angers me.. The state can sell the timber.. Have it mined or whatever.. Sell what makes them money..
They should sell/lottery permits to hunt on state property.. Anything valued over XXX amount they get so many percent of the find..