> > IF you ever get it REALLY sharp and headed in the right direction, it will take nearly 6" trees out in one shot (soft woods). > > By ...

Agreed on the stick for briars, but some crap just needs a sharp edge on it.

For Machetes, Collins was the industry standard, but they suck fish pee now. Martindale makes an excellent machete. It's what we run. I like the 24...

> > ... and there are places along the gulf where upland ownership is at the 18.6 line and then you must back up the upland line nearly a mile ...

Where there is a wall, the line between civil and common law is irrelevant for all practical purposes. Where there isn't a wall, that line, could the...

BTW, the guy who chewed me out was my dad. If I screwed up at work, I got it there and at home.When I started putting it all together, they seemed to...

What I'll tell you is that (A) you're not asking the right questions. When you get chewed out, figure out what you did wrong, then go to the old man ...

> Nice job Kent. Since T&L platted this in 1837 and the south line of the platted lots is now several hundred feet into to Gulf of Mexico do yo...

> > I agree with you, in part, that problems postulated by someone for self aggrandizing purposes, should be avoided whenever possible. I mean,...

> > Actually, you didn't give a reason why this would be important until later, so I'm still right. > > Yes, any problem that involves act...

We have 4 door trucks with no camper shell. It's hard to steal something when someone is pumping the gas. :-)One man is nearly always with the truck...

> > No I knew that (A), you already had an idea and (B) didn't give all the information.> > As I thought. You didn't actually read the pro...

> > Yes, please do mark me down as not terribly interested in working out the heavy mental lifting for your paying job. > > Hey, you didn'...

> > No. The idea that the surveyor should have a hobby instead of playing brain games with a 177 year old survey isn't amusing at all. > >...

> > > That would not be a very good choice considering the condition of the original map, its scale (1 in. = 40 chains = 1/2 mile) and the fa...

> > If I were forced, with a gun to my head, to note the location of the shoreline in 1837, it would be per scale from the old map, AFTER I loca...

> > That would be irrelevant due to the fact that it's a littoral boundary, which is probably why they weren't dimensioned in the first place. &...

I don't think any surveyor I know would locate those lots based on the present shoreline. Anyone who does would be beyond stupid.