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<blockquote data-quote="NDbowman" data-source="post: 482599" data-attributes="member: 1525"><p>I'd drink it. Probably cleaner and safer than treated city water with all the chlorine and crap in it. There are two wells like that a few miles north or me that run all year long, no one uses them anymore. </p><p>Dad had an abandoned farmstead on some of his land that the well would trickle over when not in use. There was a concrete pad that at one time had a cattle water fountain on it but had been removed. The water would flow out of the black plastic water line coming up out of the riser in that concrete pad. Deer and coyotes would use it in the winter. I always wanted to put a camera up by it and see what all used it. But a house got moved into that yard for my sister and in the process of landscaping and cleaning up the old yard, that water fountain pad got covered up with dirt. Old well got capped and a new well drilled.</p><p>We've got numerous shallow pasture wells for cattle, under 20ft deep. I drink water from them all the time in the summer, that water tastes better than about anything I've drank.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NDbowman, post: 482599, member: 1525"] I'd drink it. Probably cleaner and safer than treated city water with all the chlorine and crap in it. There are two wells like that a few miles north or me that run all year long, no one uses them anymore. Dad had an abandoned farmstead on some of his land that the well would trickle over when not in use. There was a concrete pad that at one time had a cattle water fountain on it but had been removed. The water would flow out of the black plastic water line coming up out of the riser in that concrete pad. Deer and coyotes would use it in the winter. I always wanted to put a camera up by it and see what all used it. But a house got moved into that yard for my sister and in the process of landscaping and cleaning up the old yard, that water fountain pad got covered up with dirt. Old well got capped and a new well drilled. We've got numerous shallow pasture wells for cattle, under 20ft deep. I drink water from them all the time in the summer, that water tastes better than about anything I've drank. [/QUOTE]
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