Skeeter1996, post: 454483, member: 9224 wrote: Partner of mine Don use to carry a 44 mag pistol in a shoulder holster everyday on the job. We we're co...
Get the town involved in an attempt to get a stub out on the new system and they will likely turn you down. Then your on their radar. They might put a...
I have found that any time there was a cabin/structure/trail/road near a PLSS line, the original GLO notes call it out. Very handy resource for those ...
So I had some .357 Mag. loads that were probably loaded a little too hot. They shoot great, but the cases stick in the cylinder a little. I only loade...
NO.. Uranus!
Dave Karoly, post: 451661, member: 94 wrote: "Where a street or other way is called for as a boundary in a conveyance of land, and the grantor owns th...
Cannot help you much other than to describe my experience getting an epidermal years ago (fluid sample rather than injection).1.) Try not to look at t...
Don Blameuser, post: 451657, member: 30 wrote: I think that language is just a title company covering their butt.DonThat was my thought as well. It's ...
R.J. Schneider, post: 451548, member: 409 wrote: Face Blaze. The larger tracts I've surveyed had face blazes for line trees if they were there.That's ...
As everyone has stated, you really cannot get the big picture without going back to the beginning and reading all of the deeds.That will not happen on...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 451372, member: 291 wrote: We used to do soil perkolation tests.It involved 4 holes, 30" dp, and one 6' hole.The 6' one, was ...
Thank you Clearcut, very good stuff.This is more of a curiosity for me at this point. I do not have the time to dive into the deeds and research the c...
Thanks,Correction: It's Civil Code 831.
I suspect that it could go either way....the streets being owned by a single individual with implied easements for the lots, or each lot extending to ...
A Harris, post: 451507, member: 81 wrote: Who is maintaining the road?There are usually codes in place that will change road status when maintenance i...
R.J. Schneider, post: 451454, member: 409 wrote: I always thought it was easier to avoid the trees - at least the large ones - when traversing.20 year...
clearcut, post: 451325, member: 297 wrote: I??ve spent most of my 35 year career mark and posting true line. Most of that using 3 crews. Most of that...
clearcut, post: 451306, member: 297 wrote: In this picture, the face cut is upside down from that of a what a true timberfeller would cut. The face c...
clearcut, post: 451304, member: 297 wrote: As a long time timber feller I would advise otherwise. As the tree tips and has its momentum headed where ...