GPS Coordinates are in one place but theres no guarantee that any of your actual property corners are in any such location.
In the event any of your property corners are at section corners or half sections there may well be landmarks left from original or more recent surveys by county or private surveyors. A good physical inspection and a metal detector (driven iron rods, pins or pipes) may well locate them and if found DO NOT DISTURB but preserve and flag and document them for future reference. Look for evidence such as red flagging and wooden lathes or shiners or PK nails or evidence on trees.
In our jurisdiction the county surveyors re set and document and record section corners and the recorders office records private surveys so check with the county surveyors office and your recorder.
Often in rural areas boundaries are along old fence lines so look for fences or evidence where some may have existed.
Our county has a website with property lines superimposed over aerial photography that may help BUT those arent necessarily accurate at all.
Do your homework and research (start with your Deed) then get out in the field n start lookin n diggin...
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