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Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 16:11:22 -0500 (CDT)
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] Cold hunting question
Hello Warren and List,
Warren your question about property locale ownership, brought
to mind a
question of my own that
oing against big business in court, or city
> hall.
> Mark
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The federal court says that anything found on a parkway, the strip of land
between the sidewalk and the curb, the sidewalk itself, the street and any
public property designated as such by the village will be the legal possesion
of the one who has taken it. If the contents of a household are disc
Marcie and list,Having grown up in South Carolina and now Florida I am just familiar with the fact that if you don't have permission, then you better not be on someone's property. Even on state lands you had better have a reason for snooping around... especially with a metal detector. Either
Gee...This sounds like an old story that former baseball manager Billy Martin used to tell...
Randy in N.O.
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> > Dear Bill, Marcia, List;
> > I would like to add to the thread
David,
Your ethics are beyond reproach but in an one hour old strewn field it would
be such a waste to delay recovery waiting for permission to look in a K-Mart
parking lot. I know I would never get a reply. This is a pretty unique
situation. I doubt if anyone walked away from a fresh rock beca
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> Dear Bill, Marcia, List;
> I would like to add to the thread a bit more. I found my meteorite on
> publi
Dear Bill, Marcia, List;
I would like to add to the thread a bit more. I found my meteorite on
public land. It was on a checkerboard mixed with Anadarko (company that
owns the land that the Union Pacific Railroad was granted to them in
1865 to encourage RR development), there are also private
Hi Marcia,
Property varies so much from one juristiction to another. Public domain has
been outlined by the Supreme Court in cases of lost or discarded artifacts.
The FBI felt the need to set these precidents so they could dig through trash
on parkways for evidence in court. I read an old threa
Hello Warren and List,
Warren your question about property locale ownership, brought to mind a
question of my own that I would appreciate an answer to, on or off-list,
by yourself or other list members.
I understand that when hunting on private property, you are supposed to
get (written?) permissio
Just wondering who owns these areas you "cold hunters" are searching? Are areas like the Gold Basin and Bonneville Salt Flats publicly owned or do you make arrangements with individual land owners?
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