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I met the guy who lived there once. He stopped by as I was fising the old bog along the RR to the east. Nice guy, asked me if I caught anything. When I told him just one small one he said "well, are you having fun?" when I nodded he said, "well that's the important thing" Good attitude...

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

duh!!!!! Get'er done. What were they thinking.

I would say canine, probably dog.

Apparently you CAN grow marijuana in the east plains:D Just kidding. I think he is referring to the property he is selling.

As stated you can catch them. Have fun!!!

It shouldn't be. These events are carefully planned and there are very minimal threats to the einvironment. These events could serve as a model for responsible land use by aspecial interest group (my observation and opinion) There are much larger fish to fry in terms of adverse environmental...

The cutest hardcore video in history!!

those aren't what my pics are of. I just noticed it a day or so before JD mentioned it.

Great!!!

When he left state he still owned it so I don't know anything beyond that. I think he was looking for $300,000 around that time. I couldn't give you the exact location of the hooch (is that what you call it?) if I wanted to, but I am certain I could find it again. It is between Yellow dam...

I just noticed that as well. I thought maybe that was the dug out you were referring to. I guess not.

I will, we will do it soon.

I suspect the same hunter was setting up a bunch of dug outs in that area which would explain the similarites we are seeing. Here is a photo of the corn cobs from that day/dug out. you can see how old they were then. still attacting wildlife though (of the rodent and canine variety

yes, but I can't. My wife is out shopping and I am watching the little guy.

I feel like I've beaten mary Ann, lower mill and beck' canal to death and it just keeps on beating back:) Ben, I think Gabe's statement here is of extreme importance to understanding the area...there are layers of history literally resting on top of each other in there. tying to decipher what...

So it was a different dug out! How about that. The dug out pictured is on the other side of 72 way deep in there. The owner of the Tiki shack used to be a student of mine (I'm a guitar teacher). Nice guy, he was a retired CEO of some large financial firm, I can't remember which. He moved to...

Here is a pic of the chair inside Jeff

Is this it JD? I thought I found this on the north side of route 72 though. there was no trail at that time (this would have been before you guys built the trail). When I found this I scared up a coyote who must have been feeding on rodents attracted to the old corn cobs set out as bait. I...

Welcome to the forum, glad you were able to get back to pines again, I guess you can go home again huh?