Sergeant Schultz, post: 335072, member: 315 wrote: Wow. Just WOW. Lucky for you you're so far away, otherwise you'd get a big 'ol sloppy kiss. That ...

Swamp, post: 335094, member: 8388 wrote: Tennessee has loosened their requirements to now include those with the necessary experience, but lack the co...

This is how a former crew chief of ours handled one pesky client. The fellow was standing around the instrument, asking all sort of questions. At one...

surveyorsam, post: 334667, member: 10176 wrote: Some golf courses being turned into farms here in Michigan too There's one just outside Paris, Tenne...

JKinAK, post: 334812, member: 7219 wrote: If you believe that surveying is/should be limited to legal boundary issues then there probably isn't a shor...

Norman Oklahoma, post: 334931, member: 9981 wrote: Article in today's Oregonian about a nationwide shortage of (good) teachers. Hmmmm. 1. Modest pay,...

Are you retiring?

Send me the prices. I'll be picking them up.

I'm not seeing this shortage around here.

vern, post: 333749, member: 3436 wrote: Is this a trick question? The Choctaw Meridian runs north-south through Mississippi. Yes, but the base line ...

Upon further review, it appears newer versions of Carlson will handle it, but mine won't. There's a computer across the hall that will do it. Thanks.

I'm licensed in 8 states, and I am unaware of any recording requirement in any of them. However, a couple of the states require corner records on PLS...

Good to see more tracks going in.

StLSurveyor, post: 332282, member: 7070 wrote: Sounds like a nightmare! I had the same experience in the Land Between the Lakes in Western KY - steppe...

Pick away.

What makes you think lawyers wanted a surveyor to answer the question early in the process? A surveyor would have put this to bed early enough they w...

MightyMoe, post: 330749, member: 700 wrote: How are they getting title insurance? This is a family conveyance. No money was borrowed. However, fro...