All Airstrip Reports
Nice and long, wide. Firm right through the middle and edges are a bit softer. Seems that someone has leased land right next to the strip, there is a blue container which seems to be a pump for water for perhaps cattle? They access this though through the runway, probably what the 4x4 tracks were. Will Lipscome and Karen Larsen replaced the windsock. Overall in good shape, some clumpy grass growing throughout. A few hundred feet beyond (NW) of the road that splits the strip there are some ruts and water erosion to be mindful of.
Strip is in good condition but is rougher than it looks. Some ruts and rocks hidden by the grasses. Cow poo on the runway, some possible grazing cattle but did not see any. The windsock frame is missing, and appears as if the pole was broken off...as no upper pole or frame is lying on the ground. Could possibly repair by taking in the hinged part of the windsock pole to replace.
There are some 6-8" bushes scattered throughout the strip, but plenty for room to land between them. The ground is surprisingly compact and firm. There is some GREAT landscape and geological features nearby. I'd like to return to camp and explore more of the surrounding area. Uphill landing, be conscious of go around. I landed and the ground was surprisingly firm yet smooth.