What did I find?

[Sticks&Strings]

This is very close to a fenceline on our place in leon county.

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[WildHog]

Survey pin, normally for the corner of the property

[LFD2037]

Property line marker is my guess.

[Landrover]

Survey marker?

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[S-3 Ranch]

Map benchmark? USGS Mark

[bmac]

Survey marker for a boundary line


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[Brush Country]

My answer is the same as all above.

[Reelthreat]

Property pin, usually at the corner of the property.

Definitely not a USGS marker.

[curtintex]

Have you considered the fact that it may be a property pin?

[Skinny]

Iron rod stake with a plastic cap on it. Survey marker. My survey/land has those on all corners.

[Sticks&Strings]

Have you considered the fact that it may be a property pin?

Lol. I guess I should have been more clear. It's near it, not on it. Maybe 50-75 yards away. So if it is, the fence line is way off.

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[Krivoman]

Have you had anyone out there from forestry department. We have a few of those. they came out and took data of every tree in a small circle section. like a 40 yard circle. Then they come back in 10 years and recount. that pin is the same as the pin we have in the center of the circle.

[S-3 Ranch]

Lol. I guess I should have been more clear. It's near it, not on it. Maybe 50-75 yards away. So if it is, the fence line is way off.

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I don’t know? Some fences are built to keep livestock in/out
And don’t convey the true property boundaries
Do you own or lease?
I have seen fences that are built around geographic inconsistencies

[Hoggslayer]

Those are good luck Deer stand placement markers.

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[curtintex]

I think it's just an odd tribute to Pat Tillman #40