Recent content by Wick

Sadly, It doesn't look like that anymore. The coops are mostly collapsed and the fields are so overgrown

Those are the coops we would leave open as kids. The metal roofed pieces held the feed.

Its made of cement and just sitting there in the parking area on the right. I can't imagine they drop something like that?

You should change the post to where was this! That is the original gate house and residence of the first pheasant farm in NJ. If I remember the story correctly they got someone from Scotland to come over in the early 1900s and start it up. I used to go there a lot as a kid and was friendly with...

Last time I went by that cabin it was actually for sale.

That is such a great pic of that eagle in a beautiful posture. It looks so powerful and menacing. They dont seem that big in a tree or in the air. Whenever I am up near Basking Ridge off of 287 I always stop in at the Raptor Trust. They rehabilitate eagles and owls. It is amazing how large a...

maybe they should call Beaver Deceivers!!!!!! https://beaverdeceivers.com/

One thing it said works was painting the bottom of the trees (bottom 3 feet)with a mixture of paint and sand. Apparently beavers do not like sand in their food. The trees that had grey paint on them were unharmed, but the paint was faded and flaking off. Probably not a long term solution.

Was in northern Vermont and visited a waterfall that has tremendous destruction from beaver activity. Here are some pics and a link to some fliers that were there at the kiosk. Apparently beaver deceivers is a business in Vermont https://beaverdeceivers.com/

Is this in Lakehurst?

Going to check it out from Vermont

That car has been there awhile. I have pictures of it from 2 years ago

For me, Pines in the Winter = NO TICKS! I had no ticks this entire winter!!!!

I have been many times. It is a great re-enactment with people who are willing to speak to you about their equipment or the local history. They let my kids who were young, hold a musket, sword, bayonet and pistol. It is not on the level of Battle of Monmouth, Trenton or Princeton but still...

Went to Herman City Glass Works on an extremely low tide. Wanted to see the old boat hull remains and some old bottles in the water. The Mullica was super so low but still so murkey. My son decide to walk out on the mud flat along the waters edge. We did find one bottle which was not broken but...