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  1. RednekF350

    Pushing and Searching

    Yes Al, 4019 and 4020. I never understood how 4019 came to be dug out. It was located between a fork in two roads, surrounded by trees and completely out of harm's way. Someone would need to have known it was there and how to find it using the NJ Geodetic tie sheet information. There was nothing...
  2. RednekF350

    Pushing and Searching

    :) I knew you knew some German but that was impressive ! I had two years of it in high school but I had to use an online translator to fully understand your response. Anywho, the simplest way I could explain the datum concept is that GPS yields a position on the face of the earth. That position...
  3. RednekF350

    I won't back down

    Wow, that was amazing 46'er. Hard to believe they were both exercising that much restraint.
  4. RednekF350

    Pushing and Searching

    The GPS information is needed Bob when an agency wants the work in NAD 83 and NAVD 88 datums. It is not used to determine if a survey is right or wrong in any way. A boundary is a boundary and we still use the bearings and distances from the deeds to generate a boundary figure. Putting your...
  5. RednekF350

    Pushing and Searching

    On Guy's key map above, I did not look for the ones that he circled. I found the pair to the Southwest; 2019 and 2020. The line of sight was over locally named White Bridge which is the wood bridge over the Albertson. 2020 should still be alive. 2019 is in my yard.
  6. RednekF350

    Pushing and Searching

    Yes. I drive two nails with disks and then the tech occupies the nails with and determines the location and elevations using a GPS receiver. No too long ago, you then had to take the raw data back to the office and post process it to obtain satisfactory results. Today, there are CORS Stations...
  7. RednekF350

    Pushing and Searching

    Bob, All survey projects have different horizontal and vertical mapping requirements. If I were to survey your property for a simple real estate transfer there would be no requirement to be in the North American Datum of 1983 horizontal coordinate system and in the North American Vertical...
  8. RednekF350

    Pushing and Searching

    The NJ Geodetic Control Survey monuments that Guy is looking for here are part of a huge network of State monumentation that allowed a surveyor to establish state plane coordinates and grid bearings for any work that required it anywhere in the New Jersey. They were placed within sight of each...
  9. RednekF350

    Music for the day

    Very nice tribute Chile. Her voice was so pure.
  10. RednekF350

    A Face For The Name

    I had mentioned before that Y-Buc Bill talked of purchasing permits to deer hunt from the Wharton Estate caretaker Leeson Small prior to the State acquiring Wharton's holdings. Bill told me he was going to look for an old permit but I don't believe he ever found one. Through the power of Google...
  11. RednekF350

    2017-18 Winter weather

    -2 at wake up this morning and just hit 1.8 here.
  12. RednekF350

    2017-18 Winter weather

    I am starting to get use to it. I actually might miss it a little. We need these kinds of natural challenges as a bit of a wake-up call every now and then. If nothing else, it makes you realize how quickly you would be in deep trouble without the luxury of basic utilities such as natural gas...
  13. RednekF350

    The Passing of Y Buc Bill

    You are correct. Bill always had interesting historic footnotes to add to any conversation regarding Wharton. My favorite was how he used to have to secure a hunting permit each year from Leeson Small who was the caretaker of Wharton's estate before the State purchased it !
  14. RednekF350

    The Passing of Y Buc Bill

    Yes, I know Andy very well. I was sighting in at the club a few weeks before PA deer season and he was there doing the same. He used to come out every week with his friend Bill Andrews. Bill Andrews is related to Piney Warden on this site and a member of Moore Deer Club. Andy and Bill Andrews...
  15. RednekF350

    The Passing of Y Buc Bill

    The Y Buc nickname was from his deer hunting friends at Retreat. I don't remember the exact details although he did explain it to me once. A Y buck is a deer with two points on each side but not having brow tines. See the example in the link below...
  16. RednekF350

    The Passing of Y Buc Bill

    Bill's obituary. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/courierpostonline/obituary.aspx?n=william-e-schemel&pid=187723057&fhid=21811
  17. RednekF350

    The Passing of Y Buc Bill

    We had our weekly club meeting tonight at Square Circle. Our club has been meeting every week since 1938 and we have never let weather or anything else cancel a meeting. Ever. Our Club Secretary reads out the number of consecutive meetings we have had each week and we are over 4,200 right now. I...
  18. RednekF350

    2017-18 Winter weather

    Adam Joseph maybe ??? :D
  19. RednekF350

    The Passing of Y Buc Bill

    Here is Bill from a thread on here talking about the tank shifting and falling off the bike 50 times ! More on the Route Sheet "Thanks for the kind words Scott..Just like to add a little info to the Route Sheet.Key time for the Enduro was 6 AM.That is the Phantom rider.Riders on #1 start at 6...
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