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snowing in beverly. took notice at around 11 that it was snowing. the last "white" thanksgiving i can remember was back in 97 i believe

yea there are way too many laws in this state. you have to be a lawyer to understand some of them. I understand bob cats are a "wild" cat but being bred in captivity, fed a good diet and raised by a person they can become tame and they get along with other pets. It is all in how a pet is...

I would want to keep it as a pet and it would live in the house as my other cats do. The website is confusing to me and it seems like you need a permit to keep anything and it is hard if not impossible to get a permit so therefore you can not keep anything legally.

I have been looking into this for some time and it is confusing. I am looking into possibly getting a bobcat and I was wondering how to go about getting a permit to own one. I found a breeder in Montanna that breeds and sells them. It is Bitterroot Bobcat and Lynx. Also i see that no permit...

In a stream that empties into the delaware river near my house there is maybe 100 yards covered in water hyacinth. I let the njdep know about it on their website and i got a call that they are not concerned about it and there is nothing that they can do about it.

people are sick and its sad that the turtle had to lose its life. would of been nice if the snapper got some fingers before getting away.

I know box turtles lay their eggs around this time and they hatch at the end of August beginning of September. Northern red bellies I would imagine are the same.

no problem with the pics.

yes the house is still being built. cranberry bogs on other side of 563. I was thinking it could of been a female that laid eggs in the soft sand in that yard but i think it is too small. Also to early to lay eggs also Im thinking am I correct? Usually in mid June im thinking.

While going down 563 yesterday south of Chatsworth I happened to see a little snapping turtle. I pulled right over and ran over to get it before it got ran over. Got some pics of it before putting it in the ditch it was heading for.

here is a pic of a box turtle laying eggs.

i tried to find that episode on the net with no luck. if i could see the surroundings im sure i could figure out the location.

On an episode of dirty jobs they showed the guy that gets the mud or clay for baseball. I missed that episode but would like to find that spot where the guy collects.

I was looking for driftwood yesterday and found some clay deposits along the Delaware river. It is Delanco.

That article was from a Mass. newspaper. If you read the previous post that i posted you will see the range of the red belly and the different sub-species. I posted the link because i found them interesting and also because it has a picture which you wanted to see.