nighthawking

im not new to this but
if i have permition on a field i cant detect at night.riiiiight
my mate looses his watch in said field how long before it is legally
the farmers...and if i find it who owns it ???
so is detecting in daylight ok and in the dark not.
is it not a case of permition.
i see more lamping of hares at night than you can shake a stick at and
are not taken home for the pot.i have even seen cow tippers on my
hawking nights. but im a bad un for finding stuff that no one even
knows is there.
if i dont bother you why do you get so much pleasure getting off on me
thanks for your time
red dog

six munce ago I cutent efen spel nytork -
now I are one !!!!!!!!

> im not new to this but
> if i have permition on a field i cant detect at night.riiiiight

Im pretty sure you can. People just see you as suspicious. Dont know why
you'd want to though..........

> my mate looses his watch in said field how long before it is legally
> the farmers...and if i find it who owns it ???

Depends on the farmers goodwill, and if you were searching there with his
permission.

> so is detecting in daylight ok and in the dark not.
> is it not a case of permition.
> i see more lamping of hares at night than you can shake a stick at and
> are not taken home for the pot.i have even seen cow tippers on my
> hawking nights. but im a bad un for finding stuff that no one even
> knows is there.
> if i dont bother you why do you get so much pleasure getting off on me
> thanks for your time
> red dog
>

Rabbits, well, breed like rabbits. You might be digging up a one of a kind
irreplacable item.

Just my humble opinion.

Lee

> i see more lamping of hares at night than you can shake a stick at >

Idea !

Wear big ears whilst detecting at night !

last week i dug nine holes four inch apart before realising i had on
steel toe caps ?????

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mmm_715@msn.com	nighthawking im not new to this but if i have permition on a field i cant detect at night.riiiiight my mate looses his watch in said field how long before it is legally the farmers...and if i find it who owns it ??? so is detecting in daylight ok and in the dark not. is it not a case of permition. i see more lamping of hares at night than you can shake a stick at and are not taken home for the pot.i have even seen cow tippers on my hawking nights. but im a bad un for finding stuff that no one even knows is there. if i dont bother you why do you get so much pleasure getting off on me thanks for your time red dog

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Theo	Re: nighthawking six munce ago I cutent efen spel nytork - now I are one !!!!!!!!

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Lee Davison	Re: nighthawking > im not new to this but > if i have permition on a field i cant detect at night.riiiiight Im pretty sure you can. People just see you as suspicious. Dont know why you'd want to though.......... > my mate looses his watch in said field how long before it is legally > the farmers...and if i find it who owns it ??? Depends on the farmers goodwill, and if you were searching there with his permission. > so is detecting in daylight ok and in the dark not. > is it not a case of permition. > i see more lamping of hares at night than you can shake a stick at and > are not taken home for the pot.i have even seen cow tippers on my > hawking nights. but im a bad un for finding stuff that no one even > knows is there. > if i dont bother you why do you get so much pleasure getting off on me > thanks for your time > red dog > Rabbits, well, breed like rabbits. You might be digging up a one of a kind irreplacable item. Just my humble opinion. Lee

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Jim & Debbie	Re: nighthawking > i see more lamping of hares at night than you can shake a stick at > Idea ! Wear big ears whilst detecting at night !

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mmm_715@msn.com	Re: nighthawking last week i dug nine holes four inch apart before realising i had on steel toe caps ?????