Back in the 70’s you could go out there at night. And if you’re out there at night, it’s very creepy. It’s so easy to loose your bearings at night in that forest. Back in the 70’s there were dead bodies found out there, and were blamed on the mob in Lawton. But it is very beautiful out there.

Great video my friend, very nice presentation😁👌 thank for sharing have nice weekend😜✌

The parallel forest is a good example of the consequences of monoculture when it is applied to forestry - the reason it is so quiet is because of the limit in species diversity .. Eastern Red Cedars take up every niche from ground to canopy as individual trees, and do not attract much wildlife on their own. We now recommend planting diversity in reforestation efforts, with emphasis on planting appropriate species for the land form. Grand dad's recommendation was just "Ya need to plant trees" - he likely had suggestions, but that's all the boys from The State heard 😉🌳🕊

Another great video. I really enjoy your content. I looked up the location and was surprised that somehow I missed it on two different trips to the holy city of the wichitas and Mt Scott in the Lawton area. Now I have a reason to go to that area to explore.

I'm going there this weekend I hope it's going to be awesome

Thanks for sharing my friend 🤩👍

Most interesting story! I can definitely see how someone could get a little turned around and confused in there. Have a great weekend my friend! Cheers!

Forest is full of mystery! Your video is giving me ideas for further research on places!

wow whan an interesting place and lovely nature 🥰 I´m curious about what kind of camera you are using. Because there is no extra shaking and your videos are always so good quality 😊👌🔥

Enjoyed your video. Just subscribed👋🏻💙looks like you went to lots of places I would enjoy too. Tfsharing🇺🇸🗽 I remember hearing about those trees being planted. Nice to finally see them.

Wow very interesting forest , very cool

Wow, very interesting how the forest was planted as a wind break. Is there any information saying that the forest was beneficial. Realistically I think the stone structure was likely the work of Anglos in the late 19 or early 20th century.

Is this place in the Forrest at Texas?

🇧🇷☕hello from Brazil. Fantastic video and information. I loved it. I subscribe to your channel.

Great adventure once again, I always enjoy your videos and can't help but notice you have many subscribers now, a lot to keep up with as far as comment replies go so be advised I will still be viewing all videos you post regardless of a reply back to my comments or not.. Comments are increasing too so consider it just to streamline your operation a bit as it looks like you are a one man "Band" out there....

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