The Struggles Of A Dougo! #18
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I'm a Professional Surveyor in multiple States, NOT MN!, but Minnesota was initially divided up using the rectangular system (sections, Townships, etc.). Those lines are as they were originally set, whether slightly off or not. The lines don't move. If original section corners were found by the surveyor(s) then it would have been a straight forward job to establish the line. BUT, fences don't always get built on the lines and if they have represented the line to both parties for 7-20 years (depending on individual State law and title) then you could have a claim to the land up to the "old" fence and vice versa for your neighbor. Surveyors usually note the presence of a "possession line" when it differs from the "title" line and the its up to court to make a decision on ownership. At least that's how we do it.
Love the channel!
“It’s my opinion, but its right.”……LOVE that Dougo!!!!!! HAPPY FATHERS DAY to you Dougo!!!!!!
I can see that on a t-shirt!
I loved that response aswell!
@@AndreZA979 thats a GREAT T-shirt idea!!!!
Dougo, believe it or not, you make sense when you think YOU DONT!!! I learn things from you, I enjoy your ramblings as you say, If YOU and Toby aren't in a video it is just not Larson Farms😳Chet is Awesome, but, he got THAT from you Dougo❤
I love the way Doug is respectful of others by saying “ it’s the way WE do it, it’s not the only way”
According to my husband, a licensed civil engineer and surveyor in NC and KY, an existing fence or roadway that has been recognized as a property line and not contested by either land owner for a period of 10 years is legally defined as that property boundary. In your case of closer to 100 years, I would question the objectivity of the surveyor. Was he paid by the Fisheries and Wildlife agency?
I know in Wisconsin it doesn't work that way.
We lost a small amount of land about 50 years after the fence went up and they surveyed it.
It works the same way here in Kansas after a period of 15 years. I know this because my parents went through this when the neighbors bought a additional 10 acres behind them.
I like how you explain farming activities like what the roller does for the non farmers watching your channel
Dougo, if you are down in land acreage for this parcel make sure your tax and land assessment reflect the proper size of that farm. You’d hate to be paying more in tax than you need to.
Love Dougo dialogue! A true star!
Dougo if there were you tube awards you would win most improved you tuber .
America's Dad!! Dougo!! Happy fathers day Dougo! Always here with sound advice and a good dad joke to make us laugh
I am not a surveyor but I am a land owner and here in Washington state every corner should be marked with a steel rod or a brass/bronze hat. The government has tried many a time to adjust my lines by a chain length. Also a fence line in place for over 7 years without disagreement is a line. Get it back Larson farms!
The dam govt has too much land as is. Choking us off.
I was just gonna say that a fence there’s been in place for seven years is the line. End of story will hold up in court. Also the survey could have chosen the incorrect pin as a starting point. Best thing to do is get your own survey done.
10 years. 7 years is only if you pay tax on it (thus everyone recognizes it as yours).
@@tedr8454 you missed the point, it moved 60 feet on one side but inches on the other. Pretend you buy a Tesla, it is promised with features but then doesn't come with those features... I'm sure you wouldn't feel ripped off... right? The problem is the State is trying to take land that it did not purchase - that IS a problem. Just like your attitude. Wrong.
Others have stated that an uncontested boundary is now the legal boundary after a given amount of time and I believe I have heard that before as well. However a real question to ask is did they require the roads on either end of that section of ground to also be moved 60'? If they are adjusting a quarter- or half-mile line is their line now exactly that distance from the reference point of a road at then end of the section? Your deed provides the actual distances from a road and the roads, not their supposed digital pin. We know almost nothing is in the real location where it was supposed to be located due to the accuracy of the technology at the time. There are boarders with Canada that are wrong and not at all straight but their countries have long ago agreed to leave them as they didn't want to pay for the correction. Minnesota has counted on you aren't going to fight.
As for doing your own survey I would also have that done. Minnesota has been getting taxes on a give amount of acres over the years. If you now don't have 2 of those acres you need to have that corrected and ask for a refund on overpayment.
Thanks, Doug, I really enjoy your informative videos. You answered in this video many questions that I had about rolling the fields. I am so glad you guys are showing us non-farmers what it takes to farm for all of us, thank you! Without hard-working farmers like you, the rest of us would starve.
When you know you know! And when you're right you're right! Roll on🚜🚜🚜
Blessings from South Texas 🙏🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
Dougo. The life of the party. Keep that knee in good shape
Went through the same issue with land survey. Went to court and instead of losing 50 ft ended up losing 8 ft. Need to talk to a lawyer because in Michigan if you maintain it for 15 years you can claim it.
I dont care what it is... as long as it involved dougo im here for it
Maybe different in mn. I was always told adverse possession witch meant after you have taken care of a peace of land for years it then becomes yours such as a property line between two neighbors
Go Dougo Go! A history of the family and the farm would be a very interesting episode…
🎶Rolling, rolling, rolling! Get that thing a rolling!!
I'm not a Surveyor, however I would think if there was a property line dispute after decades of prior established boundries, I'd contest the results!
Happy Fathers Day Dougo
Pull the fence up & move it back 60ft & farm the land you retrieve, I bet if you do it when nobody is about you will never ever hear from anyone. Sometimes you just gotta do what a man has to do, when you know, you know Dougo! 👌
I went through the same thing here in Iowa. Went through Lawyers with both party's concerned and it ended up that if the fence line has not been contested for ten years ,that is the new property line.
Larson Farms is the first channel I check on. Doug, I like your explanations and going back on how you did it years ago. I think it's great! On our farm 100 miles east of you, the fence lines are always off but it's grandfathered in.
Dougo…a national treasure!
Happy Father's Day Dougo!
Happy Father’s Day Mr. Dougo! I must say I am certainly surprised that y’all rolled over about land? They should not be Judge, Jury and End All Be-All! Do you have a lawyer friend that might give you advice without charging you much for a question before going forward! If everyone continues to comply…everyone will get land taken from them! Ask around and see if there are others and maybe you all can work together for the greater good! Tell them you don’t want to “gain” it at the other end…/they can have that unusable land. You are a farmer and you need every piece of acreage you already own! Sending Blessings to everyone @Larsons Farm!
Thats a nice field view of the river
Doug doing his Rock & Roll again.
You and Amy are two awesome people you don't know how much it would better to meet you and work with y'all
Happy father's day Dougo
Have the survey certified, I did this in Kentucky to put an end to the neighbors' gripping. He was pissed because he lost about 105 feet of Kentucky River frontage. Went off Army Corps. of Engineers markers
Love the Rides with Dougo!
Your doing P/T wile your working Duggo!! Not to worry!
Doug, definitely get a real estate attorney. There are all sorts of legal presidence in regard to farmland and boundaries.
God bless you all and thanks again for all you do!
Hello from Brisbane Australia. Another quality video. I am not a farmer but I do like watching your videos. I find the work that you guys do very interesting. You have an awesome crew working there Doug, Chet, The Big Swede, Brodie and everyone else working at Larson Farms. The interaction between you all also makes it fun to watch. Take care.
Hey boss. I’m from south East of Melbourne
Awesome video DougO' 🚜🚜🚜
Dougo......I love hearing your stories ❤️
Always awesome to here ya going through your day and life of a farmer thank you for what y’all do
always love the Dougo show..!!!!
thank you
quality time with a legend great video
Great video Doug. You answered all of my questions.
Thanks for stopping & showing the pass that was done compared to the yet to be rolled ground. Love to watch you channel!
Thank you for taking the time to take us along. I know it adds time to your day. Much appreciated.
Great conversation with Dougo👍👍👍👍👍👍
Dougo that was fantastic you did a great job and explanations thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss a video and can't wait for next video thank you.
What a great video Dougo! Very informative! Happy Fathers Day!
LOVE YOU DOUGO!!!!
thanks for all the info on the roller
Oh yeah good video Doug stay safe !!
Land rolling goes on in loads of countries
Talk about Dougo’s struggles. Lol . I think one of the first videos I watched. Was when Dougo ripped off the steering column on the combine. Lol
Great job thanks for all the hard work and taking the time to show us a lot of great farming .
nice video. thank you
Dougo, once again, you did a great job on the video. Happy Father's Day to you and your Father. Thank you for taking us along.
Dougo, you are always a pleasure to listen to. We are definitely old school.
I love your videos Dougo and I love your family the unity and the love you have for each other .Be well much love from Ohio
Dougo a great video and Happy Father's Day Dougo!😊
I was a party chief for a land survey company for a few years. GPS is definitely more accurate, but if the base station is not set up properly, it can be off by a few inches or miles. Something as simple as the base station not being leveled correctly or not verifying the known point hasn't moved at all will affect the location the handheld says the property line is. In most rural areas, it's usually a piece of rebar in the ground as a known point. In the city, they use a disk embedded in concrete. Next time you're walking down a sidewalk, look and will see them. These are the simple things that can cause an inaccurate reading. Other complications can come from entering setup info wrong on the handheld, not having enough satellites connecting, not keeping the handheld still while taking measurements, not verifying your setup is correct by measuring multiple know locations. and many other mistakes. You would need to hire your own surveyor and compare it to your neighbors' survey.
I agree. Get his own surveyor and get a second opinion. Plus, see if adverse possession applies with the help of a lawyer.
Dougo!...... what an absolute legend !!!!
Dougol, and Chet, and Brody, and Eric and Amy. This was a very good video, in fact when Dougol speaks it is always infomative. Thanks to all of you for your hard infomative work! Steve
Always enjoy listening to you Doug. And you are very correct about surveying, at least in my opinion. Had a similar problem, although much smaller when we got land from my father. Weird. Thanks for the ride and chat.
Dougo, you're a treasure. Fantastic video, thanks for the explanations!
Doug’s cracks me up
Great video Dougo
I always wondered what land rolling did. Thanks for the informative video Dougo. Keep up the great videos.
I love when Dougo does his teaching vlogs!!!! He is the best to learn from , you can tell why his son picked up so much !!!!
Good show
Doug-o! You are a wealth of information. We love the casual explanations of every action you take in the fields and on the farm. The roller description and explanation regarding the roller use was fantastic. Thanks for updating the novice, which I include myself. You have many non-farmers on your channel, and we appreciate the details. The fields are looking good. Thanks again.
Very enjoyable. Thank you for sharing this with us. As being a farmer also. The old boundaries in our county are very close. Most of our county was surveyed in the mid 1840’s.
I really enjoy all the guys, Chet, Eric, Brodie and Dougo! Very enjoyable content. I am not a farmer, but have a huge interest in agriculture.
Happy father day dougo and God bless
From one old 62 year old guy to another. Enjoy Fathers Day! Greetings from Kansas City!
Thanks for the video Doug-o!
Happy Father’s Day!
Happy Father’s Day Dougo🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Good job on the video 👏
Doug, I enjoy watching your son's youtube channel. Happy Father's day!
Always enjoy your videos Dougo love the American flags on ur tractor s ur hat god bless u an family
Nice one Doug, great video. Like the term "Jiggle Wiggle" the pin in.keep the good work up.......
love learning about farming and the "gang" is honest*hardworking * heart of America!
Love life according to Doug you can see how it is going to turn out god bless you Doug and the whole family
Happy Father’s Day Doug!
Have to agree with Susan, after so many years, the boundary is the boundary. If the state did the survey, I would definitely question that
Doug I worked as a surveyor back in the early 70s a rod was for elevation a chain was for distance they were in 50 & 100 feet and we weren't allowed to be off so the surveyor handed you a crock.
Make them find the main survey marker at a cross road a start from thete should be a large rock buried in middle of cross road, may have to get lawyer to get full survey the government will screw you over land that is yours happen all the time
Nowadays with satellite measuring there is no allowance for gradient. So if you have land on a slope it suddenly becomes less acres.
Have you checked on squatters rights if you occupied that land for 100 years even if the original survey was inaccurate ? I think thats a real thing, at 24:23 least where I’m from
Are the rollers hollow? Could you add water to make it heavier?
@@tombernatz3027they are hollow , some brands have a plug where you can add water but there heavy enough without. I know a few people who have added water to theirs and let's just say they better know how to weld
Good evening Happy Father's Day really enjoy the channel and Happy Father's Day to all from Richmond Virginia 🚜🇺🇸
It's a field music of rock and roll!
Hey guys....Got my new Larson Farms hat today for Father's Day. It looks great thanks for the Autographs.....Thanks again
We had a boundary dispute with our neighbors and both surveys were in agreement on where the property line was at. In the end, we were able to prove that we had maintained the area in dispute for over 10 years and won the court case under adverse possession in MO. You might want to check into adverse possession laws in MN and even with the new fence up, the fact that the old fence is still there might cause the court to award you the land. Also would check into why the two survey companies came to different boundary lines.
Mr Larson, I am perplexed to your explanation to why you roll. Mentioning everything except for probably the most important contribution, conserving moisture through compaction and less surface area for evaporation, especially knowing things are going to get markedly warmer. Best wishes
Great training film. Doug has a wonderful explaination of rollers. Thanks Doug. If i watched Larson farms for 50 yrs i may just be a farmer. Being a carpenter seems a whole lot easier. Thanks for all the work of Larson Farms helping to feed America and others
Dougo is my favorite actor
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!!!!
Summers Mfg originally started in Maddock,ND. The main office is in Devils Lake, ND. Dougo's videos are fun to watch as well as the rest of them. Keep up the good videos
Hi Doug in the Uk we used to chain link harrows to tiller the wheat fields and it works. I did the same on farm in Alberta with chain link harrows on wheat and it worked great. So it does work
You are right dougo i did want to see what those pins looked like!
Love riding with dougo
In Michigan there are metal stakes at corners, that land is measured from. No matter where you are in the US there should be a starting point and all surveys should come out to the same location. Beyond that if the land boundary can be contested in court. If the field was not contested for for over ten years, it can be claimed.
Great explanation of rolling, I thought the only reason was to get rid of the exposed rocks. Great video Doug, instead of the horsing around.