How to find and A/P

[W.J.Langholz]

Pretty Nice George, I saved the link, all kidding aside, I would like to come and visit someday. Looks like there could be some nice archery hunting around there also
My wife (Mary Jo) told me to backup on the calving dates next year some we can go south to visit a few people next January. I have a sister in Oklahoma City, looks like 1/2 way or so to your house, that I would like to visit also. We also have a friend in San Antonio that we have not seen in a long time so it would be nice to drop in there also. San Antonio looks like a nice place, we may have to look around a little closer when we get there, see if we can find a little shack or lean-too to hang our hat in someday.

Thanks for sharing the link
W.

[GAHorn]

The property basically goes from the north end of rwy 03 in the mid-river, to the west, around/including the island in the river, to the creek at the west end (known as Double-Horn creek. My daughter thought it got it's name from us, but in fact it's origin is in Indian lore.
If you click/hold on that map you can drag it to see Double-Horn creek.) The south end of the ranch can be seen by the fence-line running east/west just below my grass runway (Flying X Rd runs alongside the grass rwy.)
http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&ll= ... 6&t=h&z=15

San Antonio has some nice attractions, as does the land to the west and southwest of there. I especially like the area out west around Ingram and Hunt, TX. Member Kevin West, and many others live down that way.