TENNESSEE WILDLIFE RESOURCES AGENCY ELLINGTON AGRICULTURAL CENTER P.O, BOX 40747 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37204 November 14, 1991 MEMORANDUM To : Harold Hurst, Regional Manager FROM: ch Fox, ee Director - Field Operations SUBJECT: Reelfoot Boundaries I realize the constant problems Paul has to face at Reelfoot. ‘The surveying problems are bad enough when we are only dealing with new survey needs. We've got to address the permanent marking of boundaries in order to prevent sending Richard back every time a landowner decides: to encroach on our property. I don't have any answers but was wondering if we could explore some boundary marking techniques that might be of a permanent nature. The wetland markers work quite well. Maybe some type of anchoring marker or fencing might help. No reply necessary. Just wanted to share the thought before I forgot. RF: iw Attachment The State of Tennessee PORTUNITY EMPLOYER