MILL CREEK VOLUNTEER DAY
Saturday,
September 15th at the Bohigian CA.
We will building Skyhooks to be placed in Mill Creek at a later
date. The skyhooks will improve the habitat for the adult rainbow
trout.
No experience is
needed. No matter what your age or skills, there are things that
everyone can do to help. We will be meeting and working in the
pasture on the very south end of the property. Volunteers need to
be on site no later than 10:30 am. Please wear pants
and leather shoes and please bring leather gloves, safety glasses
and a hat if possible. Don't forget your lunch, sunscreen, bug
spray, water and a small fly rod . If all goes as well I expect,
this should take no longer than 6 hours, hopefully much
shorter. This should be a fun time for a worthwhile cause.
If you
wish to volunteer or have any questions, contact Kevin Carril @
(913)362-9379 or @
rrac3@sbcglobal.net
Directions:
Taking Hwy 44 west from Rolla Area get off at Doolittle and
go south on Hwy T thru Newburg, make right on Hwy P after crossing over
Little Piney, make a left off of Hwy P at gravel road with Forest
Service Picnic Area sign follow past picnic area then past house on left
till gate with old barn on left and pull in until you see cars.
Taking Hwy 44 east from Fort Wood area get off at Hwy J exit and go
south on Hwy J one mile and make left on Hwy P until you see Hwy AA.
Turn right on Hwy AA to bottom of hill, turn left on Mill Creek Road
(1st county road on left) and immediate right in Gate drive till you see
cars. If you make it to a small white church on Hwy AA you've gone
go south on Hwy T thru Newburg, make right on Hwy P after crossing over
Little Piney, make a left off of Hwy P at gravel road with Forest
Service Picnic Area sign follow past picnic area then past house on left
till gate with old barn on left and pull in until you see cars.
Taking Hwy 44 east from Fort Wood area get off at Hwy J exit and go
south on Hwy J one mile and make left on Hwy P until you see Hwy AA.
Turn right on Hwy AA to bottom of hill, turn left on Mill Creek Road
(1st county road on left) and immediate right in Gate drive till you see
cars. If you make it to a small white church on Hwy AA you've gone
too far.