**Revised Coverage Map from Comnet**
Badger X Quadrant has been mislabeled on the map Comnet provided us earlier. They have called to confirm that Badger X is the southeast quadrant. Again, the search area is a radius of 10 mi around the cell tower in Badger X quadrant, in the southeast direction. Based on info from AT&T and this new info about the mislabling of Badger X – the SE projection makes much more sense to all parties who are working on his cell signal.
UPDATE: Comnet provided us with a detailed coverage map of the area below (click for downloadable PDF). Searches should focus on the pink first, areas with the strongest coverage.
Click here for a printable black and white (and red) PDF showing a closer view of Badger X coverage.
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Tim 4:24 pm on April 23, 2010 Permalink |
according to Google Earth there are several campsites in that pink area – should be easy to check them – very close to hwy 24
-105.4315700364712,39.03071313029867
and
-105.5254493637804,39.03683476946953
and (further away) -105.3626568783456,39.01419374022898
Cathy Weaver 3:39 pm on April 23, 2010 Permalink |
I have tried to contact folks with the Colorado Back Country Horseman Organization. Seeing that ATV or 4WD might have trouble manuevering in the snow, horses would be the next best thing. Are there folks that have been out on horseback? Do we know the location of the fire towers in the area that are accessible by the forest service?
Josh Friesema 1:31 pm on April 23, 2010 Permalink |
I must warn you we’ve had 14″ of snow in that area already and it’s expected to continue coming down through the night and into tomorrow. This will greatly hamper your search efforts and make 4X4 more of a necessity for traveling a lot of those roads.
New Search: Badger Mountain « Help Find Jeremy Griess 1:13 pm on April 23, 2010 Permalink |
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