I was looking at the frequencies for Parks & Wildlife & noticed that they were licensened for 159.450 & this is TAC 4 for the Forest Service, so is this a frequency that is used talk to each other ? This got me to thinking & looked up the mobile license for parks & wildlife KB31876 ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - KB31876 - TEXAS, STATE OF - Frequencies Summary on the FCC website & 151.310 was also listed for P&W & this is TAC5 for the TFS....
On another note that may stir up some contraversy but it is in good intentions. I used to voulenteer at a small state park here in Lubbock in the early 90s & I wrote some notes from the radio use book that was in a pickup.I wrote down from the book:
LAW ENFORCEMENT
-- F1-CONTROL
-- F2-BASE
--COG-BASE
WILDLIFE
-- WILDLIFE FREQ
--LE F1 CONTROL
--LE F2
-- PARKS
Judging from this information wildlife was a division within itself in 1990s,with the parks being a part of it, so there must be a channel designated as WILDLIFE FREQ.BTW,I have no idea what COG is.
On another note that may stir up some contraversy but it is in good intentions. I used to voulenteer at a small state park here in Lubbock in the early 90s & I wrote some notes from the radio use book that was in a pickup.I wrote down from the book:
LAW ENFORCEMENT
-- F1-CONTROL
-- F2-BASE
--COG-BASE
WILDLIFE
-- WILDLIFE FREQ
--LE F1 CONTROL
--LE F2
-- PARKS
Judging from this information wildlife was a division within itself in 1990s,with the parks being a part of it, so there must be a channel designated as WILDLIFE FREQ.BTW,I have no idea what COG is.
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