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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 338661, member: 4552&quot;]You now have been told. Best to be safe than sorry. True in some areas you can get into a lot of trouble with a metal detector. naturally if you do it at night, stay in the shade, watch for the cops, you might get away with it. It&#039;s the shovel, spot lights, metal detector noises that are a problem though. :smile</p><p>During a construction site where the area under contruction was from about 100 years without being disturbed, many of the construction workers had metal detectors for old coins.&nbsp; Also, old cans, jars, bottles, old wood, etc. were found. Then one day a back hoe hit a cable and many workers were standing there with their metal detectors to see what it was made from. It was not on any documents. Suddenly a mass of cars appeared. They showed ID&#039;s as FBI, conviscated the metal detectors, drawings, any photos of the area and told everyone to leave and remember nothing happened here. </p><p>The moral of the story is ask if it&#039;s OK first.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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