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Nice. I was stunned when mine came in under 100'. Way up on the East side of the Root. I paid 21.00/foot. Can't imagine what it is now. mtmuley
What year was $21 per foot?Nice. I was stunned when mine came in under 100'. Way up on the East side of the Root. I paid 21.00/foot. Can't imagine what it is now. mtmuley
2006. Pretty sure that's what I paid. I'll check. mtmuleyWhat year was $21 per foot?
I will let you know pretty soon. I am going to be drilling in a few weeks or less (I hope). Expected to be less than 198.5 ft. But we won't know until we know.Nice. I was stunned when mine came in under 100'. Way up on the East side of the Root. I paid 21.00/foot. Can't imagine what it is now. mtmuley
We use hard rock drillers. Wells need casing seal down to 75' to seal out ground water. Average well puts out 6-8 gpm at $100.00 per foot just for a cased well. $80.00 per foot for a Average depth is usually 300'+.2006. Pretty sure that's what I paid. I'll check. mtmuley
Maybe he was in the mood for a neck roastI told Slash we weren't gonna kill that dink, but then he saw a WA plate coming down the road.
Mine was $19.50 per FT in 2009. Hit water @ 100 and it's 305 ft, 25 gpm. The windmill is 175 and water @ 98 ft. 45 gpm.Nice. I was stunned when mine came in under 100'. Way up on the East side of the Root. I paid 21.00/foot. Can't imagine what it is now. mtmuley
I had a 320 foot dry hole in 2004. $20 a foot back then. This one was around $90.Nice. I was stunned when mine came in under 100'. Way up on the East side of the Root. I paid 21.00/foot. Can't imagine what it is now. mtmuley
I live on Hwy 130 and it doesn't look like that. I like yours better!!Hwy 130, on the way back from elk hunting
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