Sabound,

My family lived just north of Panther Creek out in Timberwood Park for over 20 years and we usually would hear semi-auto gun fire on Saturday mornings and some helicopter noise, but nothing too much to be concerned about. There was never anything that shook the house or made a thunderous boom that certainly caught your attention that we can remember if that helps.

God Bless,
Josh

Sabound,

Here are a few sites you might find interesting in your search for more info on Camp Bullis and the effects on its surrounding communities:

http://www.mysanantonio.com/community/Council_endorses_Camp_…

http://www.campbullisjlus.com/

If you'd like to look at all homes for sale currently in Panther Creek, visit:

http://www.rerockstar.com/buyers/search/?subdivision_name=pa…

Hope that helps.

Matt Stigliano, Realtor®
RE/MAX Access
210.893.1062 - office
210.240.6222 - cell
http://www.RErockstar.com
"Your all access pass to San Antonio real estate."

I work and live near Panther Creek and can hear small arms fire at Camp Bullis sometimes. There has not been much helicopter traffic in the eleven years that I have been in the area. Also there is no howitzer or mortar firing so, the noise to me is minimal.

Most of the homes in the area have good insulation so traffic noise from Blanco Road is hardly ever a distraction.

Hello Sabound,

I lived a few miles north of Panther Creek near Blanco and Ammann Roads. The only noise that I heard from Camp Bullis was sometimes on Saturday mornings.

Amanda Herring
Realtor-Broker
Accredited Buyer Representative
(210) 771-8608

Hi Sabound,

I have brought many clients to the Panther Creek Subdivision in Stone Oak and I have never heard anyone complain about any gunshots or helicopters.

The area up there is beautiful and there are a lot of beautiful homes that are available. Please feel free to call me if you need help finding a home.

Brenda Mullen
Home Team of America
210-807-0819
brenda.mullen@sbcglobal.net