re: Question about the logistics of surveying, clearing, fencing acreage

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But he said the property is not square

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As long as the property lines are straight and not curved, the property still has corners. If it's not square, it just might have more corners. You still can mark the corners and string between consecutive corners to outline the property.

I absolutely would not try to DIY the surveying to mark corners. Pay a professional surveyor to come out and shoot the property to mark the corners. Then, if there are any frickups and you end up mulching your neighbor's trees, the surveyor will bear some or all of the liability for improperly marking the property.