Northbound
5 year old buck +
Rolled the dice and just bought a 20 acre parcel sight unseen. Not even a picture of the land other than Arial images. Figgure I pick public land spots primarily by Google Earth so why not step up the game! Honestly I just don't have any time to look at property this time of year so no choice.
It appears to be primarily mature hardwoods. All high and dry but drops off fast as soon as onto neighboring state land/river. Some farm land in the area, but mostly big woods of upper Michigan. Power line runs across property which I saw as a benefit for food plot reasons. (Just the single pole lines, not those huge metal contraptions)
My questions are- do I need permission to plant the power lines?
Most important, how do people find their approximate prop boundaries when in a county with no GIS system (no onyx maps)?
There is a easement to get to the land that I'm told is over grown and guessing will likely be hard to find.
I'm hoping for a few solid days of rain so I can escape from work obligations and go explore
It appears to be primarily mature hardwoods. All high and dry but drops off fast as soon as onto neighboring state land/river. Some farm land in the area, but mostly big woods of upper Michigan. Power line runs across property which I saw as a benefit for food plot reasons. (Just the single pole lines, not those huge metal contraptions)
My questions are- do I need permission to plant the power lines?
Most important, how do people find their approximate prop boundaries when in a county with no GIS system (no onyx maps)?
There is a easement to get to the land that I'm told is over grown and guessing will likely be hard to find.
I'm hoping for a few solid days of rain so I can escape from work obligations and go explore