you guys think this site look good??

[weston]

gotta get permission yet, but i think im gonna get with Goesforever and see if we can get permission for this one. what do you guys think look like a nice farm house??

 

[morelic55]

I smell indians and silver ladies in that yard, go get er' boys!!!!!!

 

[7centsworth]

Looks great to me .

 

[Mark in S.E. IA]

Tell you the truth, any place that was built before the 60's and the grass is not tall looks good to me. lol

 

[Donut]

NO![size=x-large][/size]Its my front yard. just kidding LOL

 

[Goes4ever]

Tell you the truth, any place that was built before the 60's and the grass is not tall looks good to me. lol

pretty much what I am thinking but I will say before the 50's, I like to at least get some merc dimes....lol

 

[Digger]

I'd hunt the yard on the left side of the driveway too. It is tough to tell by the angle of the picture, but I can almost envision an earlier house setting there. The one in the pic resembles something built in the middle of the 20th Century. Like I said, I can't really tell from the pic. But it might be worth investigating further. HH Randy

 

[Goes4ever]

I am guessing that farm house built in 1900-1910 range. Weston could get the exact year it was built, I sent him the county auditors website

 

[Digger]

You may be right as you guys have access to a lot more information about it than I have. My main point was to not overlook the possibility of an older house having been in the vicinity of the current house. Around here, it would be odd to see that much "vacant land" adjacent to a house if it could be farmed or serve some useful agricultural purpose. Lots of farms started out with a small house and a barn. As the families grew in size, larger houses were needed and were typically built very near to the original home. Again, don't know the history of this place. I'm just trying to offer suggestions that might pay off for you guys. JMHO HH Randy

 

[dlozierp]

You just never know. If it looks good to you, it probably has to someone else before you. The key is that maybe no one has asked permission to hunt and you might be the first to swing a coil there. Let us know.
Dan