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Honey Creek Fire

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Unit Information

Texas A&M Forest Service 
Texas 
College Station, 
Texas 
77845 
Texas A&M Forest Service 
Texas 
College Station, 
Texas 
77845 

Incident Contacts

  • Margo Whitt
    Email:
    margo_whitt@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    575-415-7100
    Hours:
    S-S-8am-8pm

Photographs Gallery

Aerial ignitions
Helicopter flying low with an operator and dispenser in the doorway
Helicopter flying low with an operator and dispenser in the doorway
Aerial ignitions

A PSD (Plastic Sphere Dispenser) is used to conduct aerial burnout operations.

Moving Quickly
A firefighter moving towards the back of a fire engine while a tree torches in the background
A firefighter moving towards the back of a fire engine while a tree torches in the background
Moving Quickly
Lots of Moving Parts
An engine is parked next to a pumpkin while a helicopter flies above
An engine is parked next to a pumpkin while a helicopter flies above
Lots of Moving Parts

Engines, pumpkin and helicopter

Honey Creek fire on Sunday
Large column of smoke in the distance
Large column of smoke in the distance
Honey Creek fire on Sunday

The column on the Honey Creek fire on day 1 (Sunday, July 17)

Mosaic Burn
A severely burned area is surrounded by green fuels.
A severely burned area is surrounded by green fuels.
Mosaic Burn

A mosaic burn includes green fuels and severely burned fuels.

Tree Torching
A firefighter and large flames from a torching tree
A firefighter and large flames from a torching tree
Tree Torching
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