Yeah, we are blessed with plenty of water right here in the immediate area. A waste of money to drill a well here. We have four wells on the property and the deepest is about 22 feet. Ironically the shallowest (about 6 ft.) has the highest gpm of the bunch. Don't have much confidence in well drillers. A girl down the road a quarter mile had a driller come in and go down 150 ft. or so and never hit water. Another neighbor went in witched it and found water at 18 ft., brought his back hoe in and hit water at 18 ft. just like he said. he went down another couple of feet for good measure and installed her well. The church across the road had a driller come in and the fool went down 500 ft. before he "hit water". Baloney! 300 yards away at the base of the hill is a spring that is so wet that it is impossible to work the land without tiling. My father used to own that land and I can show you at least one more source of water that is no more than 50 feet blow where the church is built.
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