I spotted the mark but a different way in the first picture without a 1 over it. The 1/4 is lower on the stone than most but it's there. Always grea...

linebender, post: 452591, member: 449 wrote: South Side? 80?South side 80 chains on 1856 plat, 80.92 on a resurvey in 1916 of Section 11.I was just a ...

MightyMoe, post: 452394, member: 700 wrote: We were talking about it a while back, no one was sure where to even buy a hard hat. Maybe one of the loca...

I went with a new R10 last spring. It's a high cost for a small operator like me. I'm sure there are other GPS systems that would do the measuring jus...

I'll probably go the way of bear spray and good sized hand gun, also a second crew member (armed guard) in these "bear" areas with a big shotgun. I u...

MightyMoe, post: 450561, member: 700 wrote: I have to ask, did anyone actually call out these lines as 1/64th lines? If they are 1/4s of a Lot there i...

Paul, post: 450456, member: 624 wrote: Was re-reading the September issue of The American Surveyor, and was wondering what everyone's thoughts were on...

thebionicman, post: 450351, member: 8136 wrote: Jefferson (and those who built on his work) isnt the source of the issue, but that's anither thread.If...

I did a topo for a irrigation pipeline about 4 miles long this spring. Engineers wanted UTM (feet) so I gave them UTM (feet). I did have a conversat...

Was that convention in Austin?

Most of the time where I work when you find some sort of marker is was never described in a deed or even on older subdivision plats. Standard wording...

JKinAK, post: 449814, member: 7219 wrote: I'm not sure what incident(s) you are referring to but there are lots of encounters in AK where bear spray h...

Williwaw, post: 449779, member: 7066 wrote: I picked up one of these chest holsters for my 44 Anaconda and won't be going back to anything else. Co...