Gene Kooper, post: 426435, member: 9850 wrote: I know that I'm getting long in the tooth, but I distinctly remember you saying many moons ago that you...

paden cash, post: 426429, member: 20 wrote: Oh I think we're all well aware that the McMillan Method of surveying in Texas requires "excavation"; poss...

Gene Kooper, post: 426426, member: 9850 wrote: Speaking of a pallid, washed-out photo of the back of a Texas county courthouse. Either both photos we...

Kent McMillan, post: 426419, member: 3 wrote: My best guess would be that if a more interesting place to survey than Texas exists, it is probably in s...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 426068, member: 291 wrote: Small rural area. 5 surveyors, generally work the area.Of the 5 surveyors, one is super fast, and ...

Dave Lindell, post: 426418, member: 55 wrote: By your logic I'm licensed in 58 places (counties). If you don't need CEUs for all those 58 licenses, I...

FrozenNorth, post: 426415, member: 10219 wrote: I think it's obvious to most of us now that Texas is by far a better place to survey than any Public L...

Consider this fundamental difference between Texas and PLSSia. In Texas, when we photograph courthouses, the time of day and the light casting shadows...

paden cash, post: 426308, member: 20 wrote: In reality the majority of surveying licenses in Texas are probably held by non-residents whose employment...

FL/GA PLS., post: 426339, member: 379 wrote: Just out of curiosity are you licensed in any PLSS states? If you are you would understand PLSSia has jus...

paden cash, post: 426280, member: 20 wrote: Jeeeezus Kent, your humility never ceased to amaze me. I've don't think I've ever ran into anybody that w...

Holy Cow, post: 426050, member: 50 wrote: We need more to officially add their record to the list. For example, Kent Mc made posts #78 & 80 put d...