Posted by 01gentdc on July 29, 2016 at 19:55:58 from (184.16.98.44):
In Reply to: Re: OT Shared wells posted by T.R.K. on July 29, 2016 at 09:11:11:
around here in southern ind ,. a family could have a good well for 30 yrs , and then a neighbor will drill a well 500 ft away and compromise the 1stvwell to where it will run dry ,, or bring in sulpher , it really depends on the aquifer that is under you,, around here any well above 60-80ft is shallow and decent water that will pump dry quikly in drought yrs, but recover somewhat in a hour ,, beyond 80 ft to 250 ft you will hit sulphur most of the time ,,. but there are exceptions to that rule acros the county ,,. if you go 300 ft or more you will have WAY more good cold water that you could run a irrigation rig.. and of course their are exceptions to that too ,,. Hiring a good well witcher is the most important
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