I am making some assumtions with the bridge thing, but around here 20 years ago that was an issue, but all the real old bridges have been replaced, and a lot of the little old 'private' bridges have been replaced with large culverts.
If it took a couple of 4ft diameter culverts 40ft long just to get to 1000 acre patch, I would have it done within a week.......
It isn't that much money either. I just put one in on one farm, to get to the back 200 acres easier. 4ft diameter culvert 48ft long, good used shape, cost $1400. Took about 12 machine hours between the dozer and hoe (which I have my own, but still isn't free to run) and about 10 hours additional labor for help to manhandle everything.
Now I have a 30ft wide drive across a fairly large creek that you could go across in road gear if you wanted with whatever wieght you are hauling...
I got a little over $3000 in the crossing.
Even if it takes 2- 4ft ers to make a decent crossing, cost might be a little over $5000.
Not that big a deal in my book to have safe access.....
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