Calling Andy Sabisch

[Lee - MI - MI]

Andy, I need some advice on detecting around an historical site.

Lee Mi - MI

 

[Andy Sabisch]

Lee,

Shoot me an E-mail or give me a call at home and I'll see what we can do . . . . . . . been swamped with non-detecting stuff for a while and have been off-line.

Andy Sabisch

 

[Lee - MI - MI]

Nice to hear from you. I have frequently read your posts and was starting to think I had computer BO or something.

I had been talking to some members of a small town historical society about detecting around an old house they had recently bought. Was old time hotel and rumoured to be whore house but that was never confirmed. Dirt floor in the basement. Has not been lived in for quite some time. I do not know how long it has been empty.

I would love to hunt it but they have decided that they do not want me poking around their grounds and they say the building is not safe to be in. On the other hand, they are getting ready to restore the building and will be having workmen all over the place as soon as they get the money together to pay for it.

I fear they have been alerted to the possibilities and will try to do it themselves. How do I sell my detecing skills? I have really only been doing this since last spring. Much better than I was last summer but probably still have a long way to go.

In case I ever come up with something like this in the future, I would like to develop some form of agreement but do not know where to start. Somewhere between, "I keep everything," and, "You keep everything."

Do you have any "standard" forms that you use in your hunting? Any help is appreciated.

Lee Walkowski
Midland MI