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Totalsurv, post: 380967, member: 8202 wrote: Go for it, you know you probably have to make the jump at some point and I don't think you will regret it...
wfwenzel, post: 380915, member: 7180 wrote: I've been crippling along with Eagle Point 2000 (main advantage - I own a copy, along with AutoCAD 2000), ...
Bushwhacker, post: 380340, member: 10727 wrote: i HATE THOSE THINGS HAWKS BECAUSE THEY EAT SQUIRRELS. I am a Squirrel Hunter. We hunt them with dogs. ...
Typically, yes. Everyone had their right to come forward and settle up, and they didn't. Then the county and typically ISD repossess it for back tax...
Kent McMillan, post: 380271, member: 3 wrote: The interesting thing about "as it existed in 1960" is that if it were an "updated" call from a deed giv...
Kent McMillan, post: 380120, member: 3 wrote: A boundary of a tract that calls for a creek or other waterway is ordinarily a riparian boundary that fo...
James Fleming, post: 379668, member: 136 wrote: If I'm reading their website right it looks like they can turn around a survey in 3-5 days in your nec...
Try exporting the points only, and not raw data. It's raw data file and your software may not be working well together.
chris mills, post: 379661, member: 6244 wrote: The CORS station geometry isn't particularly good, with three in more or less a straight line. You real...
Larry Best, post: 379651, member: 763 wrote: Almost all of my work is on this island at about 18.3 N -64.7WMy only experience surveying with GPS is us...
Jim Frame, post: 379548, member: 10 wrote: Fire resistant clothing? Absolutely. Any oil and gas project requires all outer layer be fire resistant. ...
Adam, post: 379539, member: 8900 wrote: I have picked up a few tricks from cowpoke's in Wyoming and Colorado, the Wild Rag (in blaze orange) is my fav...
Loyal, post: 379507, member: 228 wrote: I just took a quick look at that OTHER site, and everybody had a hard hat on... I just checked my "newest" Har...
I find some counties are better than others, and I do not know why. Cherokee County seems to work quite well, for the most part, while Panola County,...
BrandonA, post: 379288, member: 11837 wrote: I love the description in this office survey from 1904 in Polk County, Texas. I wonder if I would break a...
My dad taught me, many many moons ago, have a VERY stable network that is visible, but not onsite. Always return to it and check into what you need t...