Anyone figure this out?

Isn't that what Joe Dirt had strapped to his back when he was robbing that restaurant?

Fiber optic junction?

Landowner would know since it's connected to his fence. That probably rules out any common equipment owned by public utility.

Having been in the inland navigation industry for over 20 years, during which time I have navigated the Mississippi River from St. Paul, MN to mile 7.5 below head of passes, the Ohio River from Pittsburgh, PA to its confluence with the Mississippi at Cairo, Il, the Illinois River from Chicago to its confluence with the Mississippi at Grafton, Il, the Arkansas River from its confluence with the Mississippi to Catoosa, Ok, the Atchafalaya River from Morgan City,LA to old river control structure then up the Red River to Shreveport, the Mobile river to the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway up to its confluence with the Ohio River as well as the Intercoastal waterway from Brownsville, TX to Carabelle, Fl including all ship channels that it intersects, one might say I've seen a bouy or two. If I was smart enough to post a picture from my iPhone I could show you some pretty neat ones.

Oh heck! I figured it out.

Yep.

What’s it doin on a fence post ?

Maybe the fence post is in a flood plain...

Not in a floodplain, I should know what it is in a few weeks.

Navigation bouy - flood plain = joke...

I see said the blind man

In the 30 years i worked for the city, i aint ever seen anything like that, well a buoy at the coast.

Whatever it turns out to be, if Payne purchases this place, he will likely redirect its purpose.

A small flock of the rascals.

Is there a red one on the other side of the road? If not there should be.

Red Right Return.

There they are!

Capt.D is right it's a buoy. It's there to let people know where to turn.

Thanks for the thread Payne. Kept us occupied for a bit.

Is it true that catoosa is the farthest inland port in America?

IF you buy the place does the Buoy come with it?

yep

Duluth, Minnesota.