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	McGee Creek Project Oklahoma (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Oklahoma´s early economy was closely tied to French traders and trappers who came to the area in the early 1700´s.
		Bureau of Reclamation personnel met with McGee Creek Authority officials in February and March of 1988 to conduct "turnover" inspections of the Project dam, dike and pumping plant facilities and the aqueduct.
		Oklahoma City, Soda, Atoka County, and the City of Atoka are provided with a supplemental municipal and industrial water supply from the McGee Project.
	www.usbr.gov /dataweb/html/mcgeecreek.html (1704 words)

	Grand Lake O' the Cherokees Fishin' Tips
		Locate a tree, brush pile or even an old stump on a submerged island or hump, and chances are good a hybrid is nearby waiting to ambush a meal.
		Brush piles are baited and anglers can stand or sit in comfort and catch crappie.
		In addition, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has placed 13 brush fish attractors around the lake, 11 of which are marked.
	www.shopoklahoma.com /grandfis.htm (1043 words)

	War Eagle Creek, Arkansas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The creek begins its life southeast of Huntsville near the small community of Boston in Madison County, then flows generally northwest across SH 68, through Winthrow Springs State Park to Beaver Lake just east of Bentonville and Rogers in Benton County of far northwestern Arkansas.
		Brush and debris piles from dead-fall occasionally create potential strainers and entrapments that must be avoided, but they are minor problems for competent boaters.
		The creek flows between the West Fork of the White River and Fayetteville to the west, and the Buffalo and Kings Rivers to the east, starting in Madison County and ending in Benton County just southeast of Rogers.
	canoeman.com /SWPaddler/upwhitear4.html (1137 words)

	The Brush Creek Follies - Favorites
		Arriving in Kansas City from their native Oklahoma, brothers James "Guy," Charles "Skeeter," and John "Vic" Willis, joined by bassists such as fellow Oklahoman Chuck Wright (shown right), forged a crowd-pleasing sound from bluegrass, Western swing, and country rhythms.
		One of the favorites of the "Brush Creek Follies," and the show's longest-running regular performer, was Kansas City's genial cowboy, Colorado Pete.
		The "Brush Creek Follies" was no exception, and, with the departure of Kit and Kay in the early '40s, KMBC quickly signed two new cowgirls to fill their boots.
	www.umkc.edu /lib/spec-col/Follies/favorites.htm (1581 words)

	GTR Newspapers:Brush Creek Bazaar at the Barn a “Benefit Blowout”
		The Brush Creek Bazaar is the annual fundraiser hosted by Friends of Brush, Inc. to benefit the Brush Creek Youth Ranch one of three Christian recovery programs operated by Teen Challenge of Oklahoma.
		With a spring-fed creek, acres of lush bermuda pasture and timberland, this beautiful Ranch in Green Country was the perfect place for young men to rethink who they were created to be.
		Teen Challenge of Oklahoma is part of the Global Teen Challenge organization, which sprouted from seeds sewn in 1958 by Rev. David Wilkerson, author of The Cross and the Switchblade, a book that has sold millions of copies and was made into a feature film.
	www.gtrnews.com /greater-tulsa-reporter/879/brush-creek-bazaar-at-the-barn-abenefit-blowout8221 (636 words)

	Birds & Birding - Sightings and commentary by Victor W. Fazio III
		Oklahoma there are but 3 CBC sight reports involving 5 birds representing the sum of winter records.
		Although an "accidental" species in Oklahoma, further review of the 2004 Texas Ornithological Society "Handbook of Texas Birds" by Lockwood & Freeman, an investigation of National Audubon Christmas Bird Count records, coupled with a few additional winter sightings, a pattern of cyclical dispersal, of far greater magnitude generally appreciated in the literature, emerged.
		One or two were subsequently reported throughout the season in the vicinity of this initial sighting by several members of the Oklahoma birding community.
	www.aves.net /birdnews (732 words)

	OKFACE Report: Rancher Crushed by Overturned Tractor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The decedent was using a tractor (similar to the one shown in Figure 1) equipped with a brush hog to mow a hayfield located along a creek approximately three to four miles from his home.
		Additionally, the height of the grass may have partially obscured the operator's view of the edge of the bank and/or affected his judgment as to the location of the exact edge of the embankment thereby increasing the risk of exposure to the hazard.
		The Oklahoma Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (OKFACE) is an occupational fatality surveillance project to determine the epidemiology of all fatal work-related injuries and identify and recommend prevention strategies.
	www.health.state.ok.us /program/injury/okface/BrushHogRancher.htm (1253 words)

	Greater Prairie-Chicken Range Map
		The Greater Prairie-Chicken is a year-round resident locally from eastern North Dakota, northwestern and central Minnesota, northern Wisconsin, and northern Michigan south to northeastern Colorado, Kansas, southern and northeastern Oklahoma, central Missouri, and southern Illinois; also in southeastern Texas.
		The Greater Prairie-Chicken inhabits stands of natural tall or midgrass prairie, especially where natural grasslands are interspersed with moderate amounts of small-grain cropland.
		Males favor slightly elevated open areas of short grassland for display grounds, which are approximately 1 acre in size and surrounded by dense grasses with some brush cover.
	www.shawcreekbirdsupply.com /greater_prairie_chicken_map.htm (121 words)

	Fishing Oklahoma - Complete Fishing Information for Oklahoma.
		Largemouth bass slow on plastic worms at 25 ft.; crappie slow some action on jigs in brush at 12-25 ft.; catfish good on stinkbaits at 15-20 ft.; sunfish excellent on worms at 15-20 ft. near docks or coves.
		Largemouth bass fair on spinnerbaits along riprap and creek channels; white bass fair on fresh or live shad; catfish good on sunfish or shad.
		Largemouth bass fair on crankbaits at 5-10 ft. in creek channels; white and striped bass good on sassy shad at 5-10 ft. in Burns Run; catfish fair on cut bait at 5-10 ft. at Platter Flats.
	www.fishingoklahoma.com /FishingReport.htm (1435 words)

	Reinvesting in America's Watersheds, Case Studies \| NRCS
		Oklahoma, The Case for Reinvesting in the Rush Creek Watershed
		Oklahoma, The Case for Reinvesting in the Sandstone Creek Watershed
		Oklahoma, The Case for Reinvesting in the Upper Clear Boggy Creek Watershed
	www.nrcs.usda.gov /programs/WSRehab/Reinvesting.html (220 words)

	Oklahoma Fishing Report
		Crappie good on minnows at 10-12 ft. around brush structure in the middle of the lake.
		Flathead catfish fair on minnows and sunfish at 20 ft. in creeks.
		Crappie fair, evenings, at 7-20 ft., around docks, brush piles and under bridges with live bait or jigs.
	www.oklahoma.net /~bhooper (2023 words)

	2000
		The vision for the Brush Creek corridor in Missouri is an urban stream in a park setting, bounded by economic and cultural development, and providing flood protection benefits.
		He currently serves as the Project Manager for Brush Creek with responsibilities for numerous activities from habitat restoration and hydraulic modeling to design and construction of federal and City projects.
		Initial work experience was with the Oklahoma DOT during construction of a concrete recycling and paving demonstration project on I-40 near Midwest City, Oklahoma.
	sections.asce.org /kc/kcgeomtg2.html (666 words)

	The Brush Creek Follies - Characters
		The "Brush Creek Follies" was no exception, and during the show's two-decade run, the singers, fiddlers, and pickers shared the stage with assorted clowns, characters, and musical comedians.
		Reflecting the deplorable racial climate of the day, fl-face routines were common on stage, screen, and radio, and the "Brush Creek Follies" was no exception, with "George Washington White," (left) portrayed by Eddie Edwards, appearing frequently.
		Their topnotch bluegrass playing earned them a contract with KMBC and fame on the "Brush Creek Follies," but it was their off-stage antics that made Bud and Spud infamous with their co-stars.
	www.umkc.edu /lib/spec-col/Follies/characters.htm (1076 words)

	Oklahoma Fishing Report 12/21/06
		Anglers have been catching crappie in 14-Mile Creek, Sunset Cove or Ranger creek using small or medium minnows.
		Note: Reminder that the limit on White Bass is 20 per person from the Caney River south of Oologah Dam, north throughout the lake and all its tributaries to the Kansas state line.
		Crappie fair in brush at 10-20 ft. on tube jigs and fair around docks at 10-20 ft. on tube jigs or minnows.
	www.anglersfishinginfo.com /fishingreports/ok/ok.htm (804 words)

	New Lifehouse
		The girls that come to New Lifehouse are no longer able to function in their family setting due to substance abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, running away and/or incorrigible behavior toward parental/school authority.
		Students who are on psychotropic (mood altering) drugs or are in need of constant mental therapy as well as those who are unable to take care of bodily functions are outside the scope of our program.
		In order for an applicant to be accepted, we must be granted physical, temporary custody for the term of their stay, normally one to two years.
	www.okteenchallenge.com /id26.htm (493 words)

	Our Alpaca Farm at Walnut Creek Alpacas
		Nestled in the mountains, with 3 ponds and a major, spring fed creek with many tributaries, it is truly a wonderful place to call home.
		It was originally built by a German immigrant who was the German Poet Laureate of his time.
		Many hours went into cutting and burning brush, repairing fence and making pens, before the alpacas arrived.
	www.walnutcreekalpacas.com /our_farm.htm (249 words)

	OK Conservation Commission - Blue Thumb Program Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The goal of Oklahoma’s Blue Thumb Program is to protect water resources against nonpoint source pollution by empowering citizens to protect water quality.
		Oklahoma’s Blue Thumb Program originates from the Oklahoma Conservation Commission’s Water Quality Division.
		So a BMP might be as simple as mowing more often or as complex as installing fencing to keep cattle away from sensitive creek banks.
	www.okcc.state.ok.us /blue_thumb/blue_thumb_home.htm (340 words)

	hillbilly-music.com - Bluff Creek Round Up
		The article stated that when he first tossed out the idea for this type of program, he was met with resistance by others on the radio station staff who didn't think it would draw enough to be a profitable endeavor.
		The Carl Jones Quartette would "...sing the good old fashioned spiritual songs..." Their spot on the show was known as "Hymn Time" and was one of the portions of the show that audiences enjoyed.
		They said he had been with the show from the very start and wrote that his "...clever and breath-taking routines have always won him thunderous applause." Unfortunately, the photos accompanying the article don't show a picture of this gentleman who might be one of the few fl stars associated with early hillbilly / country music.
	www.hillbilly-music.com /programs/story/index.php?prog=760 (888 words)

	Oklahoma Wine News Archive 2003 page 2 of 2
		Citizens of Oklahoma, if you are wondering where the 20% of the US market they aren't serving is...it starts at home.
		The three western Oklahoma representatives stressed their commitment to adding value to agricultural land and products at an Oklahoma wine event this year.
		Oklahoma wine industry professionals can expect useful news and links in addition to free media exposure via our syndicated website, mailing list and RSS feed subscribers.
	www.nuyakacreek.com /blog/archive/2003_12_01_OkWineNews.htm (1345 words)

	Bear Creek Boers - Boer Goats For Sale in Missouri (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Our first goat on the farm was purchased for her milk, way back in 1974, due to our son being allergic to cow's milk.
		Richard has given us some awesome kids, one of his Boer goat Does placed 6th out of 94 and another placed 12th at the ABGA National Show in Louisville, KY in 2005.
		One of his bucks, Bear Creek BC T122 Mika, placed 6 th out of 117 in the 3 to 6 month old buck class at the 2006 ABGA Nationals held in Monroe, LA 12 - 17 June 2006.
	www.bearcreekboers.com (472 words)

	Corps Lakes Gateway: Oklahoma - Keystone Lake
		The lake is on the Arkansas River 15 miles west of downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma.
		Downstream fisheries are accessible from Whitewater and Brush Creek Parks.
		The same licenses are required as in the other parts of the State of Oklahoma.
	corpslakes.usace.army.mil /visitors/projects.cfm?Id=M508990 (340 words)

	OkieFish.com! Fish Oklahoma
		Spillway creek is flowing at about 80 CFS and some folks find it impossible to fish, but the folks who learn to deal with the swift water are doing very well.
		Several nice brown trout have been caught and released in the "creek" lately.
		We are in constant contact with Oklahoma Game Warden's, Biologist, Lake Rangers, and others to bring you the most up to date Fishing Reports.
	www.okiefish.com /OKLAHOMAFISHNREPORTS.htm (995 words)

	Indian Creek - Invasive Plants
		Listed here are some of the invasive plants found here in Indian Creek, along with treatments you can use to eradicate them.
		A native of Korea, China and Japan, Amur honeysuckle is a shrub that has been widely planted as food and habitat for wildlife.
		Osage orange is a native of Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma that has been planted in Illinois and become naturalized here.
	www.frontiernet.net /~indiancreek/invasiveplants.htm (1180 words)

	OKLAHOMA
		Oklahoma City: Large box stalls with shavings, automatic waters, turnout available, electric hook-up, nearby motels, convenient to I-44/I-35, 15 minutes from fairgrounds.
		Norman: The Norman Oklahoma Round Up Club sponsors all kinds of events, and several of its members participate in trail rides.
		Ringold: It is located in southeastern Oklahoma, 25 miles west of Broken Bow and 30 miles East of Antlers on highway 3 and 7.
	www.morgancreekequestrian.com /Oklahoma.htm (2703 words)

	Lake Tenkiller, Oklahoma
		Marinas and Boat Launching: The State of Oklahoma and the U.S. Corps of Engineers manage ten marinas and fourteen parks with many different facilities around the lake.
		There are twenty-four boat launching ramps around the lake, and many islands to explore, the most famous being Goat Island, which is actually inhabited with goats that can sometimes be spotted grazing at the shoreline.
		Types of camping range from primitive to full hookup and are pretty evenly spread out from one end of the lake to the other.
	www.anglerguide.com /oklahoma/tenkiller.html (444 words)

	Eufaula Lake Oklahoma Fishing Tips
		Uses a depthfinder, to locate brush in a depth of about 15 feet that is near water twice that deep.
		Be prepared to move your boat around the perimeter of the brush a few times to fill a limit.
		Shop Oklahoma has been in business since 1996 and maintains over 700 pages on our site not counting websites we develop and host.
	www.shopoklahoma.com /eufaulaf.htm (2073 words)

	Ohio's Best January Crossbow Hunts
		Established in 1928 with just 288 acres, what is now Brush Creek State Forest was originally part of Shawnee State Forest.
		As its size and number of segregated blocks increased over the years, however, a separate management plan was needed and a headquarters was established at its present site on Route 73, about one mile west of the village of Rarden, in 1950.
		Primary access to Brush Creek is also along this route, either from Route 32 or Route 41 out of Adams County or the Portsmouth area to the south, on the border with Kentucky.
	www.ohiogameandfish.com /hunting/bowhunting-hunting/OH_0106_01 (758 words)

	Oklahoma Sierra Club - CAFO Comments
		Public meetings were held in New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas to allow for public input on the proposed permits.
		The river that meanders in great curves from the Wolfe Creek Dam to the Tennesee border and then south, past Nashville is strikingly beautiful here.
		In early spring, the towering bluffs that guard the river, are capped and carpeted by lush growth and the century old trees are frosted with blooms and fuzzy with lichen.
	oklahoma.sierraclub.org /cafo/CAFOcomments5e.html (3249 words)

	Birch Lake in Oklahoma
		Birch Lake is located on Birch Creek in Osage County, Oklahoma.
		The dam site is at mile 0.8 of Birch Creek approximately one and one half miles south of the of the town of Barnsdall and about twenty miles southwest of the city of Bartlesville.
		The BOAT OKLAHOMA online course on boat and PWC (jet ski) safety is the official online course of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Lake Patrol Section.
	www.okonline.com /birch.html (196 words)

	Oklahoma Web Page
		From the smallest city in Oklahoma to the largest, ePartner National Relocation can help you find a new home builder, a resale property, home, condo, land, acreage, even ranches and luxury properties.
		Check out homes for sale in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Lawton, Broken Arrow or any of the other communities in Oklahoma.
		The weather for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is reported by a local weather station using a combination of TAF and METAR reports from airports and weather stations in the area (ICAO).
	oklahomawebpage.com (153 words)

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