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Phenn Basin


Anyone from the MRV know why the state has this area posted to stay out between APril 1 to Nov 1. Just in time for dear season. The hike is ...

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Old Aug 21, 2006, 8:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Phenn Basin

Anyone from the MRV know why the state has this area posted to stay out between APril 1 to Nov 1. Just in time for dear season. The hike is in the map adventure map for the MRV, Walking Trails. Went out SAturday with my daughter did not see anything obvious except wheret looked like somebody rode a 3 wheeler through the north end of the beaver pondwhere there may have been an old road may be phenn basin rd?
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To protect the pond. There was an article in the Distorter a few weeks ago that they were diverting people away from the pond, can't remember the details tho.
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