franklin
Gold Member
- Jun 1, 2012
- 5,016
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- Detector(s) used
- Garrett ADS-7X, Fisher Two Box M-Scope, Mother Lode Locator, Dowsing Model 20 Electroscope, White's TM808, White's TM900, Inground Scanners
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Way too much red tape and hoops to jump through. You will be tied up in court proceedings for years. Oh, and they will want to do a 2 year study on the habitat of the blind albino cave cricket that has now taken up residence inside your vault.
Just my opinion.
They wanted us to pay for studies of endangered trees, bushes, bugs, or anything else when we wanted to dig for the Beale Treasure on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I still have copies and the originals they sent us. You have to pay for all these studies. You have to tell them how you are going to enter this area without damaging any trees of the forest and how you are going to protect the water species crossing branches, creeks or rivers. And how you are going to keep and reclaim the properties back to it's original habitat without any mud or water run offs. You name it they can keep you tied up for ten or twelve years before you ever get to dig.
I forgot they also want to know when the treasure is recovered how you are going to protect it until they take custody of the treasure which is two or three years. How your security for all of this and how you are going to have experts analyze and document the relics or coins found. If there are any documents or papers found they have to be preserved as well by experts and all of this is to be paid by the finders.
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