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Meteor Lands In Texas

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Negative sir. I’m about 40 miles north of Austin. 
 

McAllen is South Texas. 

3 hours ago, silverado427 said:

Finders keepers or does big brother have ownership

This is what I know about collecting meteorites.

In the US, if it lands on your land it's yours.  If it lands on someone else's land and you find it, it's between you and the landowner.  If it lands on Federal land, you are allowed to collect 10 pounds of meteorites a year.  Being they're mostly iron that's not a lot.

If that meteorite landed on private land the landowner can get some serious bucks selling it.

 

 

There are some humongous meteorites at the Museum of Natural History in NYC.

6 minutes ago, Displaced Texan said:

Now where did I put that metal detector….

You only need a magnet.

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