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Re: Walker Co. Lease prices?
[Re: DaBreeze]
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04/19/17 03:49 PM
04/19/17 03:49 PM
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300 acres of Hills and valleys might fit on 30 acres of flat ground Dewhat?? Other way around. A grid is a grid. STR's (Section, Township, Range) are overlayed on the earth's surface in most of the U.S. Take 40 "flat" acres. The only way to get a bit more "land" is to have contours (steeper terrain).
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