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WELL THIS STINKS BIG TIME :veryangry::veryangry::veryangry:
- Thread starter lilmax25
- Start date
echostar61
New member
Hi Lilmax , Have you thought about looking for old properties in your area ? The local library
is a wealth of information or try platt maps at your county courthouse ,another good resource
is your state archives. Knock on a few doors and ask permission if you see an old home you
want to hunt. Offer to find lost items for the owner, there has to be places to hunt .
Terri
is a wealth of information or try platt maps at your county courthouse ,another good resource
is your state archives. Knock on a few doors and ask permission if you see an old home you
want to hunt. Offer to find lost items for the owner, there has to be places to hunt .
Terri
GRAY GHOST
New member
hi lilmax, don't worry, there are plenty of other places to hunt: and ones that will produce older and better finds than most parks do. your ability to get around this reversal will say a lot about the kind of hunter you are. chances are, an irresponsible spade munkey ruined it for everybody in the past, and the parks dept. put an end to it. it's happening more and more all the time, too. and there seems to be no end in sight, either. echostar gave you some good advice too. good luck, and hh,
i hear ya!..blame the a******s!..if you are gonna "play"in this hobby,then ya have to learn to respect the property you are hunting!..if ya gonna tear up the property,and leave "holes!" everywhere,and kill the grass,then YOU will pay the price along with the rest of us because of a "few" hammerheads" who don't give a flying f***!
regards!
(h.h!)
j.t.
regards!
(h.h!)
j.t.
Magicman
Member
Hi Lilmax,
Check the schools....
See if you have GIS mapping at your county (probably on-line) Also check to see if they have property tax information on-line. I have been pulling old properties and sending letters. I also drive around an look for old properties and look them up on GIS mapping and then send a letter.
I noticed you mention the county said no in the parks, check with the city. I got permission in the city parks and no in the county parks.
Check the schools....
See if you have GIS mapping at your county (probably on-line) Also check to see if they have property tax information on-line. I have been pulling old properties and sending letters. I also drive around an look for old properties and look them up on GIS mapping and then send a letter.
I noticed you mention the county said no in the parks, check with the city. I got permission in the city parks and no in the county parks.