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Thats what i was worried about. Thanks 46er

It didnt list what type of trees or did i miss it?

Guy please report that vehicle. My 8 year old daughter watched the video over my shoulder and said thats awesome.

Thanks for the update Guy. I have been checking back here throughout the night for an update.

Redneck i was thinking same thing. But i turned my filter on. :guinness:

Great pictures as always Jon. There is a green dot in todays picture that keeps catching my eye. It is right along side the tree to the left what is it?

Jon, could it have been beavers slapping their tails on the water. They will do this if they feel uncomfortable, threatened, or someone is to close?

Guy were you or ben invited as stakeholders?

That is a nice area Guy. Have never been to that spung before though. Looks like a nice day to be out.

Thanks for the link guy. I have seen it before. I must be losing a step.

Thanks Ben.

I have never seen this where is it exactly?

Bob i believe chris gage works for njcf. I believe the guy i mean is differnt guy with a offcial title from DOD. As for if its open to the public i do not know. The bombing range is a topic that bothers me about access as a sportsman. For years during 6 day gun season the gates were opened and...

Tracker, the funds to purchase the land from the Oswego Gun club was paid for by NJCF and the department of defense. Also i have seen green acres signs as well now. The DOD has a program to purchase land to buffer their military installations. There was a topic on this site before. There also...

Highland park is at the ives branch pond. The club house is no longer there other than the concrete slab but acording to the tax maps the land is still owned by the club.

Buck Run is still active as redneck stated. I have a met and had conversations with a member of the Oswego gun club. He just recently sold the ground within the last ten years to NJCF in conjunction with the bombing range. He still has rights to hunt the property.

Great pic.

It is a nice area to explore roads are in pretty good shape. Search the forum there is a thread about a truck in the fields and a bike in a tree in the 50 fields area. To the north you have one of the biggest hills in the pines. The chamberlain is nice. Also you have the clay pits. I prefer to...

Guy that makes sense. They spent all fall fixing and widening roads north of lake Oswego. I did some hiking there this year. The plains keep getting taller and taller.

Saw on the b10 website a link to nbc 10 for a control burn done in penn state. It looked to be up to the crowns in the trees. They have not burnt there in years. Anyone know exactly where ths was?