Mile 21 Report
Pistol River SP south
April 14, 2025
Mile 21 is rather isolated and it does not receive much human use or abuse. Can snyone identify the tracks in the attached photo?
Report Details
Mile 21 is rather isolated and it does not receive much human use or abuse. Can snyone identify the tracks in the attached photo?
Conditions
Cloud Cover: Sunny. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Tide Level: 0.5 feet.
Human Activities
Number of people: 3. Number of dogs: 3. Sitting: 3.
Notable Wildlife
Flocks of Canada geese, Cackling geese, and Kurlews flying north. One pair of Black oyster catchers. Gray fox tracks and unidentified tracks (photo attached) Lots of recently molted shells of Dungeness crabs.
Crook Point Refuge from Mile 21 4/14/2025, 8:14am
Report Images
Paul Sherman
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Mile 21
Pistol River SP south
Healthy-looking populations of sea stars, mussels, and anemones; numerous birds; one e-biker (is this prohibited?
PAUL SHERMAN
Mile 21
Pistol River SP south
Mile 21 is rather isolated and it does not receive much human use or abuse. Can snyone identify the tracks in the attached photo?
Paul Sherman
Mile 21
Pistol River SP south
Mile 21 looks to be in great shape. It's a beautiful, relatively isolated stretch of beach, and no human interference was observed. I forgot my phone, so I don't have any photos to submit.
PAUL SHERMAN
Mile 21
Pistol River SP south
Mile 21 looks about the same as it has for the past 10 years.
Paul Sherman
Mile 21
Pistol River SP south
I saw 2 coyotes, 1 grey fox, and 5 brown pelicans, in addition to many western gulls.
PaulSherman
Mile 21
Pistol River SP south
No violations or unusual environmental damage noted.
PaulSherman
Mile 21
Pistol River SP south
All was well on Mile 21 in the early morning of 8 May on a very low tide (-1.
PaulSherman