Raven Haven LbNA #44834
Owner: | Silver Eagle |
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Plant date: | Dec 6, 2008 |
Location: | |
City: | ??? |
County: | Walker |
State: | Texas |
Boxes: | 1 |
Found by: | ??? |
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Last found: | Jul 24, 2010 |
Status: | FFFFFa |
Last edited: | Dec 6, 2008 |
Terrain Difficulty: Easy (flat, .5 miles RT)
Status: reported missing (6/20/14)
Us ravens usually get no respect since we are part of the crow family, so it's hard to find a safe place to stay. When I heard that a famous Texan was given a nickname of "The Raven", I decided to go to the town named after him. However, it was too big of a city, so I flew north about 60 miles to a park near a large statue of him on the outskirts of the town he died in. This park also has a lake named after me, so I knew it would be a great place to reside if I could get away from all the people. I followed the park road past the entrance station and veered right toward the Prairie Branch Camping Area. I noticed a trail head at the end of this road and followed the Prairie Branch Loop straight past the first jct to a second jct, which is the Dogwood Trail. I flew right and followed this trail about 105 human steps to a large uprooted tree on the right. I continued about 57 human steps, turned right and flew 15 human steps off trail until I was over a 3 foot stump. I decided to roost here under some bark and leaves. I noticed the Lone Star Trail was only about 46 human steps further on the Dogwood trail if you wanted to explore it later. Please re-cover me well to keep my roost safe.
Status: reported missing (6/20/14)
Us ravens usually get no respect since we are part of the crow family, so it's hard to find a safe place to stay. When I heard that a famous Texan was given a nickname of "The Raven", I decided to go to the town named after him. However, it was too big of a city, so I flew north about 60 miles to a park near a large statue of him on the outskirts of the town he died in. This park also has a lake named after me, so I knew it would be a great place to reside if I could get away from all the people. I followed the park road past the entrance station and veered right toward the Prairie Branch Camping Area. I noticed a trail head at the end of this road and followed the Prairie Branch Loop straight past the first jct to a second jct, which is the Dogwood Trail. I flew right and followed this trail about 105 human steps to a large uprooted tree on the right. I continued about 57 human steps, turned right and flew 15 human steps off trail until I was over a 3 foot stump. I decided to roost here under some bark and leaves. I noticed the Lone Star Trail was only about 46 human steps further on the Dogwood trail if you wanted to explore it later. Please re-cover me well to keep my roost safe.