question for you West Virginians

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feeds@yuku.com (Papa G1) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:18:17 GMT

zeebill...my cousin retired from the Cambers works in 1993, he was in the Freon mfg divison when Dupont phased it out. maybe you knew him. Russ Disbrow.

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feeds@yuku.com (zeebill) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:37:00 GMT

A lot of the limits on deer hunting vary from county to county so it pays to look real close on what you see printed versus what is actuality. WV deer for the most part are not heavy deer and don't weigh that much from my experience although they took some monster 10 pointers around me this year already. Was up late last night fighting this sinus infection and the moon showed me a monster buck looking for apples on my hill in front of the yard about 4:30 AM when I looked out the kitchen...

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feeds@yuku.com (Smokepole50) — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 14:43:02 GMT

Zee..........I asked my Dad about it this morning and he said it was 165 acres in Jackson County. If it was not 4 hours away I would buy it for a get away hunting camp as there is already a liveable house there. The place is coverd up with deer. WVA really should change there mindset in regards to QDM and allow more doe shooting.

Smokepole50

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feeds@yuku.com (zeebill) — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 04:30:10 GMT

Papa G1 I was born in Hackensack and lived many years in Rutherford. Then we moved the first of many places in South Jersey, lived in West Deptford, Harrisonville, and then Carneys Point. Finally had my fill and moved to Delaware and after Wilmington and Newark I escaped to West By God Virginia. I still have one relative in Paterson, NJ but seldom visit because I soon realize why I left. My kids live with my Ex in Delaware yet and I go back there from time to time. I fall back to the old...

Re: question for you West Virginians

feeds@yuku.com (Smokepole50) — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 00:05:30 GMT

My father has a hunting house on about a 150 acres in WVA over next to the Ohio border. He gets free natural gas but the bad think is that the gas has no odor in it. It is a good think he does not smoke.

I think it is for sale if your interested Chuck......its got to be within a hour of you.

Smokepole50

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feeds@yuku.com (Papa G1) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:53:14 GMT

thanks WVchuck and zeebill i certainly appreciate your replies.

i escaped that lunatic asylum NJ 13 years ago, right now i am in Somerset Guntucky on 6 acres with all the amenities, also my 100yard back yard is my shooting range, about a 30 ft rise at the end, thats backed up by a taller...much taller hill.

hey zeebill what part of Jersey did you live in??? i am from Camden county.

Re: question for you West Virginians

feeds@yuku.com (zeebill) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:28:15 GMT

Another catch to free gas is they are always on a budgeted set amount and beyond that you pay a premium. I frankly know of no one who has ever hit that amount but I guess it is possible. There are gas wells all over around here and when you buy your home and land it can come with or without oil, gas, and coal rights. I have coal rights because I basically live on or near a former strip mine complete with the remnants of their access roads, my driveway for one, and they do tax me a small...

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feeds@yuku.com (WVchuck) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 20:25:19 GMT

It depends on the mineral rights assigned to the deed with the property.
Some places have a free access/useage to any and all gas/oil/coal deposits underneath their land, others opt for a trespass payment if they don't own the mineral rights, some get both.
It also depends on which appears to be the best for the land owner when the offer was made.
Some folks took a lump sum payment and waived all rights to the minerals, protection of access to said gas and minerals,...

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feeds@yuku.com (beanstrung) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 19:33:44 GMT

A buddy of mine found an underground pipe running along the front of his property, between the sidewalk and the street. He tapped into that pipe and said it was plum full of free natural-gas, so why buy it from that gas-company?

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feeds@yuku.com (Aubullet) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:03:12 GMT

Pipe running in from the outhouse?!?!

question for you West Virginians

feeds@yuku.com (Papa G1) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 16:48:01 GMT

back in the 80's i would send for land catalogs from a company that listed rural and acreage for sale all over the USA. i noticed that some property's in WVA had free natural gas service. was there some reason that a home owner got free gas??? if anyone knows i sure would appreciate the answer.