Land Survey

[@masonkent2096]

I'm about to start at my job tomorrow. No experience what so ever, very green. You're a lifesaver for posting this thanks

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Wonderful. That's why I put this out. I wished there was this video when I started.

[@FranPander]

how'd it go?

[@qbanz00]

Same. I start Monday

[@DF7GameFan32]

I'm currently working with Surveyors with no previous experience. Hope it went well

[@infowazz]

I might do it as well. I quit my photoshop job and being outdoors is high on my list. I am definitely smart enough to learn it! But not in my 20s or 30s lol.

[@eesmith69]

I'm not a surveyor, but can definitely appreciate this video. I was always curious about how it worked. Really cool thanks for sharing.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@grol1111]

trimble has put a lot of time and effort into their stuff for the last few years. my opinion they are the best.

[@infowazz]

wrong

[@airsuraci2391]

I go for my test to get into an apprenticeship and this video is everything I needed! Thank you

[@gmadman7]

I’m surveying in the Army right now, can’t wait to do it full time on the outside. Thanks for the video brother.

[@ВоронМаусы]

How_V3ryAwful. Army ? How ? For what ?

[@alecjones8235]

I was surveyor for a long time got a survey for the U.S. Marines. Truly One of the best careers I ever had.

[@ВоронМаусы]

Alec Jones Marines ? What do marines need a surveyor for ?

[@Galdyjahyr]

Very interesting job. My father is a Land Surveyor down here in Puerto Rico and he bought all the Trimble equipment to upgrade his systems at the office. We are beginning to work with it but it is really worth the investment. Greetings from the Caribbean!

[@joshuagolden4168]

un boricua agrimensor eso es bueno?

[@jakenichols2760]

just started my new job, on my second week of survey work with no prior experience. this was a super helpful video, thank you!!

[@jonfoster8063]

I start tomorrow...any tips?

[@sameljundi8513]

@@jonfoster8063 How did you go?

[@jonfoster8063]

@@sameljundi8513 good...after 5 months I moved up to instrument man which is more money but way more stressful. No matter how perfect you try to be sone issues tend to come up with codes, gps , set collects.

[@patrickhanson3938]

you so need to do more surveying videos your a natural easy to understand.

[@brettjohnson9389]

Wheeler tx is actually my home town! Not to mention I staked many pipelines/wells in wheeler and Hemphill co. I never expected a surveying video to take place in wheeler co though! Great video on how to set up base but you and I both know that there is so much more than just setting up base

[@Gadgetoholic]

Hey man - I have to say that this video is really helpful for people who are in / or freshly finished college - I am only year after getting BSc in Land surveying, but I'm lucky to work in same area as You - one thing - Instead of station and rover, company that I work for uses trimble geo7x - I never had a chance to look at trimble station and rover set up - I only seen manuals in past - video clarifies a lot. If You will ever have a chance to explain more about this ... Many of people like me (I believe) will really appreciate Your effort of putting it all together . Keep up the good work - and best of luck with watever You want to do in a future :) Regards from Ireland. Adam.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

+Adam Piasecki Gas/Oil jobs have dried up in the US so I doubt I will be able to make another video on this subject.

[@Gadgetoholic]

+Buckshot University I believe there's a lot of other type surveying jobs you could do. Isn't surveying what You do for living ? I've seen guns and other stuff on Your channel, but I've thought that You're a surveyor... aren't You ?

[@BuckshotUniversity]

+Adam Piasecki I do surveying when the jobs are plentiful and the money is good. Right now, it isnt. Im following other ventures at the moment.

[@rgbwebdev]

Thanks for this. I'm just getting into the field and it was really cool to be able to come along to see a bit about what it is you do.

[@boulonoir8011]

well done young man. Bet you're still a surveyor.. That fresh air beats an office job every day of the week. Even up here in Alberta when it's cold!!|!

[@emd40277]

Dude great vid. You're a nice.and intelligent guy.....

[@LSUmisfit]

Man I do miss surveying. Did it for 6 years, field and office. Loved out of town ALTA/ACSM work...the stories i could tell! I even liked cutting line...

[@LukeING4]

Really nice made video - greetings from a land surveyor in Germany

[@BuckshotUniversity]

LukeING4 danke schön sir

[@SaftonYT]

Thanks for sharing this info. I'm a land surveyor and people never seem to have any idea what we do day to day. My experience with RTK/fast static is limited, as my firm uses the rover rod for real-time EGPS on most of our projects.

[@clintrock]

Very cool man. I actually always wondered what it is you guys n gals are doing when I see you working. For whatever reason today I decided to look it up and found this video. Thanks :) Consider my curiosity sated.

[@belloolusegun2034]

very educative and made simpler... thanks chief surveyor

[@justinbasse58]

you should try a quick connect. I use to use top con GA with a tribrach. i switched to trimble R8 with a tsc3 data collector. i started using fixed height tripods also and got rid of the tribrach. its awsome to keep your suvery style set on 1.80 meters/5.906 SFT. Im doing Alta surveys on windfarms. Also doing staking jobs. I love my job and have been a crew chief for 7 years now

[@dixonshaun]

Only a fellow surveyor could appreciate this video...my wife walked out after 1:27.

[@AK-47ISTHEWAY]

You and your wife watch KZbin videos together? That's strange...

[@tiredowalkin]

Maybe she went for more popcorn

[@botchwayaniewu5196]

Well done brl

[@Morganthebandgeek]

I am learning to be a surveyor and I am watching this video in amazement as well as immense curiosity! I appreciate the work you do and I am sure your wife does too!! Stay blessed!!

[@jesushuerta1852]

Not a surveyor here. Just bought land and am curious what my money will be paying for. Interesting stuff.

[@parraleltwins433]

my years of land surveying I found so many cool stuff as far as old ww2 ordinance and others things that date back.

[@rotortrek9531]

Great video, Chris! I'm building RTK into my drones and this is an excellent, foundational review.

[@terminator4557]

I love me the attitude and vibe in this dude!

[@merawatchvideo]

Hi James Ashford, Phileas Fogg proved that the world is round.

[@agorisservices8129]

thank you very much for this video , i did some work with this type of gps station and RTK for the gravity survey.

[@howsaboutsthats]

I started out under my dad doing surveying about two years ago. But he was a dinosaur! Using a leica total station and and an sr33 sokkia data collector. One day I was doing inventory at our little shop and found an equitment box, opened it up and found a leica rx1280 data collector and a rover and modem to spare. Why werent we using this? His best bud and crew chief said he didnt want to learn it because he was about to retire. I jumped on that. Sure it cuts hours if youre thinking about it that way but the whole world basically runs on GIS or state plane now. Unless youre in a localization kinda mood. Good video man.

[@obli8984]

Superb description 👏👏👏

[@nickjokay1978]

How do ya'll measure the centerline elevation profile of a stream that ranges from 6 inches to 6 feet deep (too shallow to boat, too deep to wade)? Thanks

[@edipsaln]

I think being a surveyor is good for singles, bad for married people. Sometimes a surveyor can go to survey different areas and leave his family for a few months. On the othr hand It is healthy compared to office works, it is like doing exercise! The body and the brain works. Fun.

[@man9mj]

your face is how a REAL surveyor should look like. lol

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Mansour Ali HA! Thank you sir

[@guruprasadnahak879]

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[@jhongadlaon906]

i miss this job before ....i do isolated land survey before..good vid,technicalities,,,,

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Jhong Adlaon thank you sir. I wanted to make a video that would have helped me when i was starting out.

[@Mesaxman]

I work as a Survey Rodman currently. It is interesting to see different kinds of equipment being used. I'm vaguely familiar with setting up Trimble S6's and Spectra precision Robots(they are blue not sure of the model NO's at the moment.. lol). been working about 9 months now.

[@BR1967FE]

how do you find a survey mark, (metal pegs) for property line?

[@maybluekin9414]

BR1967FE metal detector and shovel.

[@Martininstrument]

Great video. Thank you for sharing how you put that Rental equipment hard to work for you.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Ha! Thanks Guys. Got laid off in October, Hoping to get back at it soon. Thanks for making some damn good stuff.

[@jonathanhernandez7957]

Had to do all this for my other job. New job won’t use Base rover set up. Only Only one GPS head and A robotic total stations. One man jobs.

[@jasondixon5266]

Hey where can I purchase the same measuring stick online or where did you buy it? Please reply ASAP 😅 the one you use to measure your base.

[@In_Rem]

Can any body help me? Why can I measure the elevation at sea level and I can measure the elevation of the mountain top and every foot in between but I can not measure the 8" per mile squared according to the pythagorean theorum of geometry and spheres for earth to be a spinning ball with a circumference of 24,901 miles?

[@michaelmichael2382]

Who says you couldn't measure that?

[@alanramnanan]

Currently I do utility locating but I was wondering what you need to become a land surveyor?

[@jairogarcia5513]

Alan R. same i want to be one too i hear you dont need college degree but then other people tell me i need an associates degree so i dont know

[@epiczeus945]

People get Land Surveyor mixed up a lot. If you just want to work in the field as a Party Chief, like me or if you just want to run the instrument, you don't need a degree to do that. You need to be half way decent at math and be able to visualize stuff, but that's about it. If you want to become a licensed Land Surveyor then most states require some kind of training course. Screw getting a license, then you're stuck behind a desk instead of being in the field where the real surveying takes place.

[@robg7896]

What's the pay difference?

[@lamayengineeringservices]

Ahh the joys of being outdoors on site. I’m a Leica man. Greetings from London , UK

[@skaterdude14b]

What kind of boots and pants do I want? Specific ones please, if you would. Thanks

[@jacobgodfrey6042]

I think boundary surveying is the best type of surveying.

[@ronny1392]

Thank you very much for making this video ,very helpful for beginners .

[@nassibmasanja4512]

Thank you for video surveyor, can you explain how to use static technique in Gps

[@jamaldaniel604]

typical how long do the car battery last without charging it?

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Typically about 2 days at the most. There are a lot of variables that go into this.

[@adrianortiz8473]

Any tips on getting that bubble in the center it takes me forever to get it middle after I'm over the center point, this is my 2nd week working here. Please help.

[@adrianortiz8473]

Damn 10 months later now look At me get that my PB is like 1m31s set up time 💪🏽

[@paperplanesparadise355]

Where do you got that measuring folding stick, a measuring tape is just too hard for getting accurate length, especially on a windy day.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

The brand name is Leica. But I cant find it anywhere online so far. If you do, please let me know.

[@franklooper8215]

GuerrillaGunfighter I much prefer an HI tape for slant measurement, but that's just me.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

The HI tapes work fine. The measuring rod I use is just to measure the distance from the pin indention to the center of the base head bumper

[@isitpossible180]

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[@jonathanhernandez7957]

I wish you had a lot more Surveying videos.

[@ekenedilichukwu]

Hey guys, I am new to surveying (civil designer). I am tasked with finding a tool to obtain field elevations such as roadway edges, top of Inlet elevation and pipe inverts. The office needs something to gather elevation very quickly before we get a full topographic survey, they often take too long. Any recommendation on survey equipment? someone mentioned laser leveler but we want something to give northing/Easting and elevation. Basically any tool to get spot elevations?

[@TheDutchskipper]

ekenedilichukwu Leave surveying to the surveyors. Focus on your civil engineering. Check your state laws about licensing before you cross that line. Good luck.

[@eng.sajjad572]

working good.

[@johnmorton9851]

Great job explaining things!

[@BuckshotUniversity]

I thought so. I made it for those who are getting started. Its the stuff I wish someone had explained to me when i was a new guy. Plus, its in a way that is understandable. No jargon, no nonsense.

[@dennisfossey4312]

Buckshot University I have interest in the survey field, with minimum knowledge or any experience. Could I just apply for a job like you did? I enjoyed your video, really good to understand some of the details of the job for this kind of work.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Dennis Fossey If you have a friend in the field, You could ask them if they are willing to teach you. Otherwise, you should look at Rodman position and you can learn from the crew you get put with. Thanks!

[@dennisfossey4312]

Thanks a real bunch, I appreciate the info about this line of work for starting out.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Dennis Fossey my pleasure

[@akubudaksurvey4233]

Nice Survey Team!

[@adedejipelumi3177]

Nice one.. My GPS (RTK GRX2) Giving me headache, after 2 kilometers. RTK lost..? a pipeline project walking up to 4- 5 kilometers..

[@mnoelborja7225]

hey there from Colorado.I'VE been a rod man for few years and want to buy my own total station to learn how to use it.so I will like something easy to learn.with instrument you guys recommend like the TOPCON GTS-802A ROBOTIC TOTAL STATION for the price.i do commercial building like foundations lots of stake outs.thanks for your suggestions

[@niyiojo16]

I actually enjoy this session. I am a starter in surveying operations. just taking it one step after the other. I will appreciate if you can send me a material on stages of executing survey projects on site. What is the first thing you need to do on a new site? say for example, a setting out project or kurbs/road construction. Thanks

[@brycegawronski5975]

Any surveyors here I am interested in entering a 2 year technical program. I want to work in the field. What's the industry like right now?

[@BuckshotUniversity]

+Bryce Gawronski Its in a downturn at the moment

[@justinjimenez3760]

Great video man! I'm looking to get into surveying in Southern California. I'm sure itle be a bit different from what you're doing here, but nonetheless useful information.

[@justinjustinjustin10]

Did you? What's it like? Salary?

[@daaichommie708]

Guys please help a young first year student out. Did a surveying practical in which we had to measure direction from known and unknown points. Due to time constraints and horribly timed weather conditions we were unable to get the direction to our last unknown point from a known point. I'v calculated the direction to two visible trig beacons from this known point using join calculations and polar checks, but without access to campus equipment (theodolite) I cannot measure the direction (accurately) to the last unknown point. Here comes the question (provided anyone can make heads or tails of this), could I use a string and a protractor to get an estimated direction from our final station, provided I know the calculated direction to two other known trig points.? The final point in question is +- 10 meters from our last station, so string is a possibility. In other words I'm asking for caveman techniques here haha. This practical counts for a large chunk of the semester mark so any help or other advice would be great!

[@kucomat]

how difficult is studying land surveying at university comparing to civil engineering??

[@BuckshotUniversity]

+kucomat I couldnt tell you. I never went to school for land survey

[@alexandroaldama3620]

You will study elementary surveying in your Civil Engineering program... and learn the rest in the field...

[@rodneyhickman598]

Was the best job i ever had,Used Lieca when i went to work for the Engineering firm they had the 500 system when i left we had the 1200 did lots of Surveying.I never cared for construction surveying just too much work.Hubs and tacks cuts and fills.🤔🤔😁😁

[@tylerb116]

Do you know a few survey companies that are on pipeline? I'm an instrumentman doing local stuff in colorado right now, but looking to get on pipeline if possible. I know this video is old. Just checking.

[@ruthven78]

what do you think the demand for surveyors is like right now?

[@logangregg9571]

In huge demand. I’m a survey tech with plans on moving up. Many older guys retiring. A great field to get into if you don’t mind the snakes and bugs lol

[@edwardteach841]

what did umbrella corp need all that land surveyed for?

[@dawodahibrahim7653]

this lesson is very useful to me. keep it up.

[@dustintapp256]

Im a semester away from completing my surveying and engineering technologies degree in Oklahoma and am about to start an internship to get field experience. Did you get tired of it and thats why you stopped, im interested to know the high and low points of my future profession? and are real time kinematic surveys (RTK) usually done in two person teams?

[@BuckshotUniversity]

a lot of companies are utilizing 2-man teams now vs the traditional 3 man crew

[@dustintapp256]

+Buckshot University Are hefty beards mandatory equipment too? many surveyors ive met have them

[@daddymcsnacks_561]

dustin Tapp your gonna be awful at surveying!!!

[@dustintapp256]

Austin Simpson why do you think that?

[@daddymcsnacks_561]

dustin Tapp most guys I have met or worked with that went to college first and have no field experience are burdens. There are things that books and teachers can't teach ya.

[@martzmilner4852]

I was out there back in the day with the first generation of GPS. The big back pack . Before that total stations & chains

[@eliegbert8121]

Surveying is so neat!

[@constructionkid4724]

i have 2 things to say and 1 question. my question is where do you buy the wooden stakes?. and my coment im 9 years old. and i love construction and excavation!

[@iecivil]

What was the name of the instrument that you used?

[@riousa7934]

Do you have to have a degree to get a license or not..? I have been looking for land surveying courses but I didn't find any all I found was going to college and get a degree .. Would someone answer my questions and help me to study this in a short time? I live in NYC Thank you

[@Deathbyplane69]

He's a pipe-line surveyor. It's not the same thing as being a Land Surveyor. Pipeline survey doesn't use 1/10th of the techniques or math that actual land survey uses. To get a job as a pipe-line surveyor you pretty much have to know someone who's already in. It pays really well and it's a tight community. If you want to get a job as an actual Land Survey/Engineer job you have to go to school and ultimately you'll probably end up making less than a pipeline surveyor anyway.

[@pajhlubtsorauhauv6285]

hello brother how to install bench mark ?

[@sweetj692]

Funny looks like you set up your base in the bottom of a ride at least, you would need to set your satellite recognition at at least 40 degrees for your base, although I’m sure you have an r10 with glonas. And your assuming the initial as built was correct you should always hydrovac after a locate . But cool none the less reminds me of the prairies in Alberta with the wind

[@jairogarcia5513]

i want to be a land surveyor when i grow up. im currently taking architecture and engineering in high school and i want to know how many years of college and how much is the pay? is it worth it? i like outside jobs instead of office jobs. but can i be a land surveyor with out a college degree or no?

[@stevenmoore6076]

I know this is a old video but I am really looking to get into this field any tips?

[@alanatwood1243]

Young men take notice; there are countless jobs/careers that you don’t need 4 years of college and $100K of debt to transition to. In 2018, there were only 30, THATS THIRTY, new Surveyors in the state of Texas. A Surveyor (RPLS) is the guy who certifies the surveys -and that’s just land surveys. Surveyors in Texas are so high in demand, Survey companies have partnered with community colleges to put students through school to help them become RPLS’S. Straight out of getting certified, you’ll be employed making GREAT money.

[@traviss3478]

Alan Atwood a year into surveying in Denver I’m a junior crew chief making 65k a year. Just a year in. Great career. Endless things to learn, great job security. Good money to be made if you round out your abilities.

[@gmkinyanjui2745]

You have said that you didn't go to school for land surveying and how did you land in doing it as a proffession?

[@tommytruth7595]

You can learn on the job, little by little. It helps to be sharp in math. In some states you will need a 4 year degree to be a licensed land surveyor, in other states, no. And it certainly helps to have a 2 year degree in surveying to get a job. Just like everything else, surveying is very technological today.

[@Madness801]

Experience duh

[@mattfrith3882]

Got them old Trimble units what’s is that R8s ? R10s much nicer

[@EricMartinez-ml5st]

I just got an entry level position in land surveying you think this field is a good field to get into?

[@deborahnaybor2233]

+Eric Martinez I spent 30 years as a surveyor and its a gret job (unless you become managment). It's changing a lot so you have to sta on top of what is going on.

[@fratertenc7589]

Hey Chris, I'm Chris from Connecticut, aged 27. I'm wondering if you have an opinion on going into surveying as a career rather than "GIS", which I suppose is more working with ArcGIS and Civil 2017/17 (Autodesk) and that kind of thing and can be more political as you're mapping out things like average income and so forth, I believe often to make a news headline which sounds like a "study" to push some agenda. Of course not all GIS jobs are like t hat I'm sure, but yeah, if you or anyone else have an opinion on Surveyor vs GIS (even versus Civil Engineer), please let me know. I have no college education as of now, but am well-read in psychiatry, religious history, some areas of philosophy, and so on. I *can* learn math, but I'm slower than others to pick it up, having autism spectrum disorder... (Asperger or NLD type).. I just remember on my GED back in 2006 which was awarded with "Honors", I was like 98th percentile just about in everything except math, which was about maybe 68th or something. Maybe lower.

[@griznutz1]

prove to me that you can get RTK GPS to the accuracy of .001 of a cm.

[@ezeightonethree5997]

c.h.daggett never gonna happen

[@jameshinely4063]

No way man, you can get that tight of accuracy with any GPS system on the market

[@sweetj692]

1 cm horizontal 2 cm vertical on its best day with like 12 satellites

[@jmg4520]

Youre better off setting two CP's and setting up total station

[@williamkey6877]

LMAO! Not gonna happen! Good video for a beginner I guess!

[@Flyman891]

My brother is a Civil Engineer and told me to try being a land surveyor. I start this Monday

[@Morganthebandgeek]

Hey Buckshot it seemed like you were on the side of the road... but where did this video take place Texas or Oklahoma or somewhere else? I am very intrigued about the natural sounds in the background of the video! I am so excited to be an aspiring surveyor and anticipating to start in the field.

[@alptekinozturk8166]

I'm a Survey engineer from Turkey but I've got short experiences. I'm thinking to go Austuralia with graduate engineer visa can I find a job ? How is the job opportunityes for a land surveyor?

[@dornkrull22]

thanks for the video--Would love to educate myself on it all-thx again

[@MikeJCullen2]

I noticed there's a rental sticker on the tripod. Can you rent the Trimble RTK systems somewhere?

[@lijuango9377]

The United States has classifying land?

[@SaftonYT]

+lijuan go That's not what surveyors do day to day.

[@nealrichards5725]

The "control point pin".. is that a random point of reference or a known defined point; if so, how or at what time was it established? Thanks

[@t.s.8322]

I wanted to ask a dumb question. As a modern land surveyor or survey tech you have to know physics, algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and geometry correct? I just wanted to ask because my friend works for a local city and told me that the modern equipment does most of the work now. He wants to become a land surveyor for the city. I just can't believe that it's really that easy. This video is great I was just wondering what math you need to use. Thanks any help would be great.

[@t.s.8322]

***** Thank you that's a big help.

[@mrutjani]

im doing a bachelor degree in geomatics and yes you need all that and much more. the 1+1=2 is a joke, you need high level math. the equipments are only tools for collecting data, you need the science and math to do the actual work.

[@off4beat]

Hello, just saw your video. I have been surveying for 6 years and have been using Topcon HiperLite GPS and Total Stations along with Survey Pro and SurvCE software. Have you used any other GPS other then Trimble? I am looking into buying my own personal GPS but not sure if a Topcon or Trimble GPS is the way to go. The terrain ill be in is miles away from the City and mostly wooded. What GPS would you recommend.... Topcon Hiperlite (if ever used before) or Trimble R8, R6, 5800/5700?

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Trimble R8

[@adamlemons7674]

you forgot to check your positioning over the control after you leveled out the bubble to make sure you were still dead center of that point. Adjusting the level bubble movies your positioning over your point.

[@jiblet46]

So true ,always make sure your centre after levelling.

[@jiblet46]

Jjm you obviously don’t know what your talking about.

[@matlilly8795]

You seem very keen to share information. I would love to see how to use a classic transit to calculate differentials of height, coordinates, or shape; based on angles and measured lengths. Using computers is easy enough, but do you by any chance know how to manually calculate and measure? I can't really find a video on youtube of exactly what I'm looking for.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

+Mat Lilly Unfortunatley I no longer work as a Land Surveyor due to job cut backs.

[@Birdisthename]

I'm actually trying to get into survey and pipe drafting in ak

[@najeemullahkhan2199]

How much the hourly salary of sarvoyer in your country

[@uhumanu6600]

Cool video. looks like a good profession

[@shahbazahmad3358]

how work in fasstatice

[@SMKUNCUT]

Dude could you please make a video about " How to setup Trimble R8 Base & Rover " Thanks in advance

[@jimbodacious66]

say man...are you still surveying? I live in central Texas and was a surveyor for 15 years...I've been out of the survey loop for about 10 years...I'm looking to get back in for a few years...you got any leads? I miss the $$$ Lol....=)

[@jeeper0253]

What do you get paid by the hour

[@ttouds9583]

great video sir thanks alot, im a topography student myself and you helped me a lot to decide and know the tools i need to get for my areer. but you said that you wont keep in working like this for a long time, and planning to change it. is there any perticular reason why ? thaks again

[@mochamadzehanseptian9463]

Thanks for sharing man, iam surveyor from indonesia

[@rcleo622]

Great Presentation.

[@eurofighterxrafale]

where this video was recorded?

[@BuckshotUniversity]

+Vagner Soares I want to say this was around Cache Oklahoma