a sand point won't work at those depths . you can't pull a column of water that far.
Those maps isnt very accurate i was looking at them earlier for my area and found 1 well in the area and says it was 300 ft when i know dads well about 1000ft from the one on the map is only 100ft deep have had to pull the line several times over the years and i know of atleast 2 doz wells in the area that isnt listed in just a 2 mile square
Yeah I know. What I meant was is it still possible to find water at that 20 foot or shallower mark to use one of the sand points since the traditional wells are so much deeper?
Central Oklahoma. 200ft well $4000. $20 per foot. Put your own pump in.
drive one and find out. to test for water all you have to do is fill the pipe with water every couple of feet. when you hit water zone the water in the pipe will run down fast.
Where you’re at you won’t get anything until you hit 80-120 ish
13 is a good deal I think
13 is a good deal I think
My hand dug well is 13 ft deep. Holds water most of the year except for extended drought it gets almost dry.
I had an ex girlfriend that could have probably sucked it up from depths that deep.
I know of several that aren’t on that map.
Had one done a couple years ago, I believe we stopped at 50’ and it’ll produce 10GPM. Where I’m at, that’s all you can expect for depth and output. It was $3k for the drilling and casing, that’s a “shallow sand well” no rock to go through.
Find an old, experienced well driller in your area, he will be your best shot at finding water, or tell you to find alternative means if the water is gyppy or other issues exist.
Find an old, experienced well driller in your area, he will be your best shot at finding water, or tell you to find alternative means if the water is gyppy or other issues exist.
