FL/GA PLS., post: 430599, member: 379 wrote: Never do large boundary work, but IMHO whomever strung the barbed wire must have used a D8 for tensioning...

There is one tiny problem with setting concrete posts the size of fence posts as boundary markers. Can you divine what it might be?

Loyal, post: 430567, member: 228 wrote: What, no dimple?The post was leaning off plumb, so the center of the top would have been NG. I settled for the...

Gene Kooper, post: 429777, member: 9850 wrote: To geologists, just your average, every day example of a mass wasting process.I thought that was what w...

John Evers, post: 430555, member: 467 wrote: Kent,I recommend that you never attempt this in suction mode. The static discharge caused by the sand hit...

Andy Nold, post: 430520, member: 7 wrote: A boundary survey in west Texas finally has me playing in the middle of the sand box. A valiant resurvey was...

Dave Karoly, post: 430523, member: 94 wrote: There is no title issue, what there is is a location issue.In California, we can file a Record of Survey ...

Jim Frame, post: 430491, member: 10 wrote: The neighbor claimed years ago that the "new" fence was on her property, and even went so far as to hammer ...

Glenn Breysacher, post: 430413, member: 188 wrote: Thanks for the info. Dallas County is not listed yet. Looks like they have a ways to go in getting ...

The terms "Face Left" and "Face Right" originally refered to which side of the telescope the vertical circle of a theodolite lay when the telescope wa...

amdomag, post: 430303, member: 1683 wrote: I wonder how you prepare legal description (metes and bounds) of properties with holes/islands in your coun...