Gene Kooper, post: 440459, member: 9850 wrote: Sure Kent, whatever you say, like this, eh?Relative degrees of certainty are in the realm of uncertaint...

Conrad, post: 440421, member: 6642 wrote: So is this back-and-forth between some members of the board kinda like a Chevy v Ford argument? No real diff...

A Harris, post: 440423, member: 81 wrote: The safety yellow painted rock must be of some significance.Yes, it means that some lichens are yellow.

Gene Kooper, post: 440444, member: 9850 wrote: Your use of the word certainty is another oddity. Why you insist on using it rather than the legal sta...

Peter Ehlert, post: 440416, member: 60 wrote: when land leaves the Public Domain the PLSS "pattern" becomes less important. "The Manual" is only a gui...

Gene Kooper, post: 440413, member: 9850 wrote: If you had read my posts, you would have noticed I said just that, Kent. I did add the important cavea...

Gene Kooper, post: 440411, member: 9850 wrote: Goodnight Kent. If you are not going to read my replies Well your thesis was that:While bearing trees,...

Gene Kooper, post: 440408, member: 9850 wrote: While bearing trees, bearing rocks and even mounds of stone are natural objects, that does not mean tha...

Gene Kooper, post: 440402, member: 9850 wrote: Geez, Kent. Sometimes I wonder if you remember what you have written just before you press the "Post R...

I'd explain it with two pictures. This is what the scheme of the Public Land Survey System aka the Rectangular Survey followed in the Western US tende...

Gene Kooper, post: 440153, member: 9850 wrote: And here I'd always been led to believe that there were only two degrees of certainty important to Aust...

Darryl Beard, post: 440388, member: 11556 wrote: Correct me if I am wrong, but don't the bearing trees, the stone mound, and the cedar stake all carry...

Gene Kooper, post: 440381, member: 9850 wrote: No Kent the "demonstration was not lost" on me. You stated in minute detail that you prefer to reestab...

The #3 Rebar North of the Cedar Stake was probably placed in 1971, evidently in ignorance of the existence of the cedar stake, which I found laid over...

BTW, here's a photo that perfectly illustrates the subject of this thread. I've posted it before.Probably one of the more interesting features of a su...

Gene Kooper, post: 440308, member: 9850 wrote: If the the cedar stake was the corner, then this thread is NOT an example of "Finding the Center of an...

roger_LS, post: 440309, member: 11550 wrote: Not sure exactly what you're talking about but recent discussions I can remember have had cases where the...

Here's a link to Mr, Kuechler's bio for those who may be interested:

paden cash, post: 440303, member: 20 wrote: When have you ever been in the proximity of an objective observer Kent? To read your posts I don't think y...

roger_LS, post: 440301, member: 11550 wrote: And what an educational example that was. The thing was so near perfectly symmetrical I think my two year...