Wild Horse Park - Cedar Bird Lodge LbNA #16433 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 7, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Mustang |
| County: | Canadian |
| State: | Oklahoma |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Compass Points |
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| Last found: | Oct 21, 2005 |
| Status: | F |
| Last edited: | Jul 7, 2005 |
***UPDATE*** This box appears to have been removed and no longer exists as described.
From I40 Mustang Road (highway 4, exit #138) go South to SW 59th. Turn West. Go 1/4 of a mile to a gravel parking lot on the South. Find an asphalt walking tail with a yellow stripe down the center.
Walk around the trail. It does not matter which way you go, it is a loop and will rejoin near the first marker. As you walk look at the Tribute to Mustang's Fallen Warriors, the Howitzer, and our plane. The loop will wander generally West towards the lake. The first marker is a small tree planted in tribute to Natalie Jo Jones (it has a marker) on the South side of the path. Go past here a short distance to a raised berm (used for maintenance vehicles) that heads towards the Softball fields, in a Southerly direction. If you walk past the berm you will hit a red milemarker "WHP 0.75". Go back and find the berm. Take this berm until you find a rusted drainage pipe on the left side of the berm. From the pipe, walk E-SE 15 paces towards a low-forked cedar tree. There will be a birdhouse on the East side of the tree 7 feet up. The box is hidden at the base of this tree between the stump and tree under some debris. The stamp is a domino.
From I40 Mustang Road (highway 4, exit #138) go South to SW 59th. Turn West. Go 1/4 of a mile to a gravel parking lot on the South. Find an asphalt walking tail with a yellow stripe down the center.
Walk around the trail. It does not matter which way you go, it is a loop and will rejoin near the first marker. As you walk look at the Tribute to Mustang's Fallen Warriors, the Howitzer, and our plane. The loop will wander generally West towards the lake. The first marker is a small tree planted in tribute to Natalie Jo Jones (it has a marker) on the South side of the path. Go past here a short distance to a raised berm (used for maintenance vehicles) that heads towards the Softball fields, in a Southerly direction. If you walk past the berm you will hit a red milemarker "WHP 0.75". Go back and find the berm. Take this berm until you find a rusted drainage pipe on the left side of the berm. From the pipe, walk E-SE 15 paces towards a low-forked cedar tree. There will be a birdhouse on the East side of the tree 7 feet up. The box is hidden at the base of this tree between the stump and tree under some debris. The stamp is a domino.