@oldpacer I can totally relate. I do a solo caribou hunt every year by canoe that takes me miles into the back country where I know a rather large gr...

Working solo in deep woods in rough country is kind of stupid. One slip, trip or fall and he could be in real trouble. I've had to do it, not by choic...

The reality these days is a surveyor has to wear a lot of hats. The days of three and four man crews and opportunities for mentoring have gone away. I...

I'd be willing to bet seeing as it's a Texas stamp as long as it's bigger than everyone else's you're golden.

I know nothing of CO rules but it seems reasonable to me that already having a 4 year degree in an earth science, but no focus on geomatics, the board...

Nearly all of these I do are titled Exhibit A, as an attachment to an easement dedication and they're recorded together. Without the dedication, accep...

Getting word of another big quake there. 7.2 east of North Island.?ÿ

Unlike the old TDS Cogo programs, I don't think Access has a specific 'Traverse' function that automatically moves you ahead in the DC. With Access wh...

On my bucket list.

One of our linemen brought us back a Leica data collector he'd picked up off the side of the highway looking seriously worse for wear. Could only surm...

There's a section of road here I've done a lot of work along called Pittman Rd. Should be called Pitbull Rd. Seems far and away the most common breed ...

Suppose it really depends on how much you like your son in law. If not all that much, go ahead and encourage him.?ÿ

That's the primary reason I don't rely on our VRS system here. Precision drops quickly around obstructions like canopy for me. The second reason is wh...