Have you ever...

[levis_dad]

paid someone for permission to MD on their property?

Just wondering

 

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[Charlie P. (NY)]

No. I've never paid to hunt coins, relics or animals.

 

[Timberwolf]

No, I haven't.
I have on occasion, given them one of my finds, but that is about it.
Paying to hunt someones property would take the fun out of it for me

Timberwolf

 

[jeff of pa]

Yes Last Year I paid $100.00 for over 20,000 acres of land in my County.

Unfortunately by the time Spring was ending everything was grown up so High

I was't hunting it any more.

The Permits for this year are already on sale,
but will Probably wait till next year & hope they have added some new land to their
owned properties by then.

I did see one New(Old) Home possably Circa 1880 that is now
abandond on their property about
a week ago. and another that just burned, but not sure if it will be rebuilt yet.

 

[coin finder]

I payed only ONE TIME pay $ 8.00 & Found 50 cent !

 

[Monty]

No. Monty

 

[Kas]

Nope, too many spots you can get premission for free. If they ask for money or part of my finds, I say thank you and bye.

 

[levis_dad]

I just thought I would ask...
The thought had passed through my mind to offer cash for permission if I knew the spot would be productive.

 

[Montana Jim]

I think I would consider paying for access IF I had done the research and highly expected it would be productive.

However, to date, I have never paid.

 

[Timberwolf]

I just thought I would ask...
The thought had passed through my mind to offer cash for permission if I knew the spot would be productive.

If you feel like this is something you want to try...you should do it. It might work out well for you, or it might not. My Daddy use to say "You won't know until you try"

TW