Posted by treeboy of indiana on July 20, 2008 at 19:26:52 from (209.43.98.243):
In Reply to: land survey posted by bo on July 20, 2008 at 14:16:40:
i'm NOT A SURVEYOR, i'm a forester, butt i sure don't believe the answer is 11 inches, you state the fence is at the corner post or stake, so, its on the money , as the fence goes south 90 degrees west ( i believe this is where you think the fence starts to be a problem by treapassing on your property) THE further the fence goes ,if its in a staight line, the more inches it is on your property & not on the P/L.. is it 5 acres or 40 acres or 1/2 mile of fence? now , magnetic NORTH & compass NORTH is your nextproblem,,, by the way,which half of the fence did you put up' hopefully the right half,,,my 3 cents
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