Question To Ponder - Would You Pay To Detect??

[TimC (North Alabama)]

If you had been eying a place for a long time which may yield some great finds, but thought the owner might be difficult would you offer him a detecting fee per hour?

 

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[jeff of pa]

Never Per Hour.
But a Month or year "Rental Fee" yes.

How much woud depend on How Promising the Site,
And No more then $100.00 for a Year.

 

[RON (PA)]

I would not pay by the hour either.

I would only "rent" the site for on a monthly or yearly basis only.

 

[luvsdux]

Would have to be a very special site for me to pay at all.
Bill

 

[Farmercal]

Never Per Hour.
But a Month or year "Rental Fee" yes.

How much woud depend on How Promising the Site,
And No more then $100.00 for a Year.

I don't see any site yielding $100.00 worth of detecting targets. Even thought to be virgin sites sometimes have been picked clean in the 70s.

 

[Ricardo_NY1]

I'd pay what I believe I might be able to get back in clad. Anything else found would be the bonus of course.

 

[rommelvon]

I have paid to detect farmers fields that are close to Civil war battles, I always offer 20 bucks and have never been turned down

 

[DANGLANGLEY]

I have paid to detect farmers fields that are close to Civil war battles, I always offer 20 bucks and have never been turned down

Sounds like a good idea. I never thought of that. Heck, it would be worth $20 just to hunt some places I've been drooling over even if I didn't find much. I've spent $20 on a lot less before, lol... Thanks for the tip

DANGLANGLEY

 

[detectoraddict]

Personally, no as there are plenty of places I can't even get detected out in my lifetime. I have a couple places with over a hundred acres. That would take a lifetime right there to cover every inch!

However, I guess people pay big $$ to detect England