I totally agree that case law has established that a monument set for the same property corner as described in a deed does not have to be called for. ...

Case law decrees that a monument called for in a deed prevails over conflicting distance and bearing.?ÿ The science of measurement teaches us that a ...

I worked today on a site that was about 10 above and windy. I just knew that I couldn't use glonass but it was there. Plan B Would have been so slow a...

@holy-cow just last month I was setting 2 front corners standing in the right of way when the neighbor lady came out with one leg, crutching around, s...

Usually I am holding all the monuments and report my measurements to the caps. I would be overjoyed to FIND a monument. A monuments right of way does ...

For the ourpose of clarifying to future readers that I am showing my measured line that (of course) results in a different number than record, which I...

@thebionicman I recently read that in Idaho, a surveyor who intends to "reject" an existing monument must first notify the landowners and state board!...

My question is: why does it matter what YOUR theoretical, calculated position is??ÿ

We are split as a profession about this. When I ask the surveyor if they want the public to know that they "accept" the monument but want their protra...

I had been an apprenticed surveyor, licensed in 1989, began regular CE programs in 1986 (by choice) when I enrolled in MSUD Denver in 1995 and took on...

I never lived on a farm but dad grew up on one and talked about it often. One day, he showed me his house in Oklahoma. I could not believe how small t...

Meant to type favorite Aussie

"Cowboy" ?ÿ "Caeser" ?ÿ 'Nash current Aussie

My 3 vaporize names for Austin's so far "Cowboy" ?ÿ "Ceaser " ?ÿ 'Nash, current 8 year old Blue Merle. (See photo attached to my name) One name ...

If you lucked into this profession by accident,?ÿ you've made a good choice. A toast to the many challenges ahead!