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Question of conscience... w
- Thread starter xfactor
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Mark kus
Well-known member
Absolutely I do and sidewalks I even hit old homes that belong to the town that have been left to rot taxes not paid whatever..Here is a question for you guys/gals from a relatively new detectorist..
Is it fair game to detect old city roads that are being restored..on weekends and holidays when work crews are not operating?
Mark
still looking 52
Well-known member
Definitely fair game.
Odanscoils
Well-known member
If you're not finding anything where they dug deeper. Try to locate the material their digging out.
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
Thanks!
DigDog
Well-known member
I had mentioned something to this effect months ago as well that if you know someone, an excavator in particular at a construction site, they can scoop out buckets really deep and with one swoop spread it out thin enough and give you a chance to sweep over it really quick.
Never know depending on the site what you might find
Never know depending on the site what you might find