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Hey wasup all Tammahawk here,I need some info ,I know a hoot owl tree is a kgc marker thats a graphted tree of some sort , but how does it work and look? does it point some how? or is it a tree that symbols are carved on? or both? excuse my ignorance on this subject 

Tammahawk... glad to help u out... Hoot Owl Trees are really Indian Trail Trees... they were called HOOT OWL TREES by KGC/Outlaws, cause out West (TX, etc.) they used the old HOOT OWL TRAIL... there were many kinds of use for these trees... for use in Virginia.. MARKER Trees, SIGNAL Trees, TREASURE Trees, MESSAGE Trees, BOUNDARY Trees, etc. To learn more about the USE of trees... BEST site is:
That is just a vine... seen many by Shenandaoh River... do engine search on 'Net" INDIAN TRAIL TREES Site done by Dyer family in Georgia is WONDERFUL! KGC just used em as HOOT OWL TREES out WEST... in Tx, NM, etc om "Hoot Owl Trail"...
?The addy above was WRONG! ? Thanks, ?Tammahawk... SORRY! ? Just do engine search on "net": ?INDIAN TRAIL TREES OF GEORGIA... and get ahold of HILLBILLY BOB BREWER to teach u how to read "Tree Maps"...
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