Kris Morgan, post: 422187, member: 29 wrote: I generally call the company who prepared it and ask for a copy I can read and play it off on the courtho...

I always thought it was PLS to RPLS.

paden cash, post: 421590, member: 20 wrote: And while my Christian upbringing keeps me from wishing ill upon others, there are a few folks that I can ...

I completely agree. I think I have relayed finding McCombs second field book at the Briscoe which the GLO had no clue about. Even though it was a poor...

I tried going to that place for lunch last time I was at the Briscoe and had to give up after 3 days because of traffic gridlock.

Kent,FWIW, the UT Investments, Trusts, and Lands Office Records from 1880-1968 are archived at the Briscoe Center.A quick search of the index returns ...

Ryan Versteeg, post: 419726, member: 41 wrote: Look at all that flagging tied to it. Obviously it's a monument.Yeah, it looks like 3 different crews ...

Alternatively, it is possible a guy anchor for a drilling rig. I will check the RRC GIS map to see if it falls close to an old well.

Peter Ehlert, post: 419724, member: 60 wrote: yup, the slot is for the guy wireany poles near by?No. I'm pretty sure it has been repurposed as a secti...

Yeah, hulk prick was already suggested.

I don't have an answer to your question, but does it show up on their online GIS map? Some historic wells are shown per the "commisioner's map"

Kris Morgan, post: 417296, member: 29 wrote: Wasn't there another that allowed for electronic signature and seal???I'm pretty sure the link I followed...

For boundary surveys I will give the data for the point of beginning, as others do. For easements and right-of-ways, I give the data for the control s...

And that.

Kent McMillan, post: 415290, member: 3 wrote: Your guard cholla cactus seems to be staked a little haphazardly. I think I would place them slightly ...