PID Book?

[Happytrails]

Perfecho, it seem some missed your message.
You said "I have no problem with PID, or address or land location.....pick one and move on....really doesn't matter to me, I can handle change. Just justify why one is better than another!"

I would make the case that the best one is the one that has the most meaning for the most people. Tough task for the PID's and really tough if they aren't made public.

[perfecho]

If "I were the man", don't think I would have chosen another number to make the case....home address would have worked, but there maybe something I am missing....but it is done, I am ok with it and have other things to spend my time on. Have it on my phone if need be....
Do think that some of these things come about because someone has a job and is trying to justify it.....

[grassfarmer]

Like the blue emergency signs a simple letter/number combination serves to provide a unique location identifier for each operation. Of course the Government already knows who lives there, what the legal land locations are etc so they just attach a PID to it.

Address is kind of vague as some are Rural route, some PO box, some might live in town or offsite.

Legal land description might identify the home quarter but doesn't cover outlying quarters specifically.

Makes sense to me to issue a unique "code" if you like to each operation - that is the PID.

[Happytrails]

I've got land in 4 different townships with some separated 15 miles. Same PID. At least if they used legal land description you could tell them where the cattle were loaded.