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That is hilarious. I like how the fee includes 6 days of trail food. 6 days to hike the Batona? And what kind of menu is this anyway? Vegetarian sausage. Tofurky. Sushi. Some trail food! I'd be happy to be a trail guide at half the price! hahaha oh geez Anyway, thanks for the info!

I was wondering about this too, hopefully someone has some info.

That's so sad. When I was in there a few times the past few summers, there would be two other people max in there besides my friend and myself. Hope it gets revived.

Well we can make a guess at a minimum age for Mike. I do not know the answer to this question. When did the use of carbon papers for the fishing license become obsolete?

Yes, I know the clip you're writing of. When Stroud was in Costa Rica (I think) he mentioned using an enema if the water was to toxic, dirty, etc. to drink. This way, you'd bypass the gag reflex and not vomit, but he thankfully did need feel the need to demonstrate. Bear did not need to...

Two things damkayaker: 1. So you didn't post your age on this forum because you believe that by doing so your identity may be stolen? Lying about your age on the NJPineBarrens forum is not at all like lying about your ss# for a fishing license. One is illegal and the other is not. 2. You...

Man vs. Wild? Survivorman is where it's at! :)

nice find. i was just camping out there last tues night...but in a tent.

damkayaker posted some pretty sweet pics of a cougar a few postings back. Looks cool. Seems like we got a few hunkering around here. I'm sure there's not twenty of them setting up camp, but is still exciting. If you find the pick of a fishing Sasquatch that would be incredible gipsie!

Haha, that picture is pretty awesome.

Discovery did state on page two of the article that what was found of the snake, named Titanoboa cerrejonensis, was in fact fossils. Titanoboa cerrejonensis was 42 to 45 feet long and dates back 58 to 60 million years. The article then explains that this breaks the previous record by eleven...

Please excuse me, for I mistakingly wrote "tens of thousands" when I should have written "tens of millions". I "seen" on Discovery that the largest snake yet found is from tens of millions of years ago...fossilized of course. http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2009/02/04/giant-snake-fossil.html...

I've done a lot of things in the Pines I'd rather you guys not see :clint:

Hi hear ya, had them many times myself and it always sucks.

Mike, your previous post reads as though you where digging chiggers out that burrowed under the skin (oh I see you say you used a magnifying glass now). Woodjin's post is well-founded in fact that chiggers do not burrow under the skin as many people believe. I used to believe that chiggers did...

i lived about 20 blocks from there in the city for about two years, would have been interesting to see a coyote strolling by!

I wear a medium hight pair of danner hiker's, don't know the official style name, but can't really go wrong with about anything danner has. got them five years ago and are still great. however, last summer, i got a pair of merrell trail runners. these are very comfortable and light. as...

Hopefully that was a joke...

haha, that's awesome.

i'd be much more skeptical of a 40 ft snake in nj before i'd be skeptical of it surviving. in fact, there hasn't been one that size alive for tens of thousands of years...and the movie 'anaconda' doesn't count... it's ok to be skeptical of those that hold higher academic degrees, but i hope...