And it's not just the big buzz tails you have to worry about. It's the little ones who like living up in the mountains and hiding under rocks. So it's not just the valley floor that you have to worry about, but the mountains as well.

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"Bills idea is also one way too? you stopped on me LOL. I really love your messages you have a great since of hummer. You also seem like a very nice person.
Do you need permission to god mine on government land? How does that work?
Lorena"

Nope God don't care if you go on his property ha. Oh government land no permission needed unless it has claims :) DB

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This topic reminds me of something I read recently on a maximum limit of 25 pounds of petrified wood per day, and 250 pounds maximum per year being allowed in BLM (Bureau of Land Management) forests in Washington and Oregon. I was not happy with these laws as they seem very oppressive. Anybody else care to comment on these?

http://www.mineralcouncil.org/wood.htm

Petrified Wood: Petrified wood is available for collection on a free use basis in limited quantities as long as the collection is for personal, non-commercial purposes. According to regulations at (43 CFR 3622), free use collection weights are limited to 25 pounds plus one piece per day, not to exceed 250 pounds in one calendar year, and no specimen greater than 250 pounds may be collected without a special permit. The free use petrified wood must be for personal use only, and shall not be sold or bartered to commercial dealers. A material sale contract must be obtained from a BLM district office for collection of more than 250 pounds a year, or for commercial use.

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"Contact information for Kevin is:Metal Detector Training & outings. Quarterly Lost Mine or Treasure hunts throughout Arizona only. 1 on 1, Group and Team Building detector outings

Kevin Hoagland

kevin@southwestgold.net

6426 East Hwy 69

Prescott Valley Arizona United States 86314

928-772-4131
"

Thanks Bill, I had the name spelling incorrect. I saw the episode last night and got Kevins name and had planned on searching this morning. You Da man! :-)

Paul

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if you go to the discussion page and check out someof the other wiki's youwill learn alot and make connections with people who can help you.

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Hi Kristopher,
Have heard about the whole AZ, is like a treasure chest. It doesn't have to be precious stone but you have some variety like, torquoise, agate, kinoite, quartz and others. You can also find some interesting fossils,meteorite, dinosaur eggs, petrifiend plants and woods. Petrified woods, plants and fossils comes in different forms and more valuable than precious stones , rocks and minerals. Also you can still find some Native American artifacts, but you need a permit to do this.
Have you visited, Quartsite, Inspiration mine, Kingman and the Navajo Country landscape.
Good Luck,
Berto

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