I now think these are perc test holes done by septic company. I did not go out to the land and see what they did like I did when the foundation people did bore soil tests. I feel much better now.

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Originally posted by airsoft guy:
They look kind of like perc holes.

That would be my guess.

Glad to hear that all is well - and, I guess, to learn what a perc hole looks like.

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
Glad to hear that all is well - and, I guess, to learn what a perc hole looks like.

Me too! It is also so awesome how easy it is to bring a question like this to the forum and get an answer along with a few funny ones. I just love the wealth of knowledge this forum has combined with all of its members. You see things get answered like this time and time again.

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Originally posted by StorminNormin:

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
Glad to hear that all is well - and, I guess, to learn what a perc hole looks like.

Me too! It is also so awesome how easy it is to bring a question like this to the forum and get an answer along with a few funny ones. I just love the wealth of knowledge this forum has combined with all of its members. You see things get answered like this time and time again.

Same here. I’ve never heard of a perc hole. I would have been in the camp of an unsuccessful serial killer and it’s time to bring in a cadaver dog.

So, someone dug those holes and left them for people or animals to stumble over?

By the way, I just had a septic put in in McLennan County - now retired I believe overly strict inspector. He did not allow conventional systems but I had a septic company get an ET system approved. Difference is it doesn’t require constant inspections like aerobic or adding bleach.
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