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  1. woodjin

    Roadside Vernal Pool Scavenger Hunt

    A road cut next to a spung made little sense historically, since it would be subject to seasonal washouts. Most roads that do lie adjacent to legitimate spungs were created by the FFS in haste. An exception might be perhaps the JCRR as it would have been very difficult to circumvent every...
  2. woodjin

    Where is this?

    As an interesting side note...I had a contract to buy the place and land next door to it back in the '90's but I got cold feet and backed out at the last moment. I always regretted that
  3. woodjin

    Where is this?

    it's on jones mill road, or baptist road (not sure of the name at that point in the road. the road that goes from chatsworth to penn SF. I believe that place is for sale
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    Black Rat

    close enough. Black rats will emit a rather nasty musk fluid when they feel threatened. It is very hard to wash off and get rid of that smell. I wasn't sure if a juvenile was capable of doing that but I wasn't taking any chances when I had to leave for work in 3 minutes. He didn't try to...
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    Black Rat

    I could tell you, but that would be too easy. It was not because I was afraid of snake bite or because I was doing yard work. See if you can guess. hint: I was actually about to leave for work, right then, and I didn't want to risk this....?
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    What the heck is this?

    It's the Jersey Devil rising from his lair
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    View from the dump truck

    Working the cranberry harvest
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    Lake Horicon

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    Black Rat

    Black rat snake, juvenile. I find them on my property often. they must be breeding here or someplace close by.
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    What mammal would dig up sand over and over?

    kind of looks like a deer scrape, but exceptionally long and deep.
  11. woodjin

    This is exciting

    Welcome to the site, Tom. I like your enthusiam and spirit!
  12. woodjin

    ORV Management In Sensitive Areas Of Wharton

    Good point
  13. woodjin

    ORV Management In Sensitive Areas Of Wharton

    a pretty fair article. I thought your comments were perfect, Ben. Very much right to the point. I thought the video was misleading though. It did show some very real ecological damage at the hands (or tires) of ORV's, I can't argue that. But it also showed a lot of people mudding in...
  14. woodjin

    Lower Forge-High Crossing Road

    Wow! Great photos of a terrific area Maggie! It has been maybe two years since I have been back there. It encourages me to revisit again. Thanks, Jeff
  15. woodjin

    Mistletoe

    Has anybody ever seen any mistletoe north of the Mullica river?
  16. woodjin

    Wood Burning Stove Pine Barren

    Pine Barren stove. Excellent cond. $800 obo 609-351-2972
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    ORV Management In Sensitive Areas Of Wharton

    Hi Maggie and welcome to the forum. You are correct that the pines are threatened by their geographical location, being so close to such enormous populations of people. Populations that are forever increasing. A greater number of people provide for a greater threat in damage to sensitive...
  18. woodjin

    ORV Management In Sensitive Areas Of Wharton

    Very articulate and thoughtful perspective.
  19. woodjin

    ORV Management In Sensitive Areas Of Wharton

    Very nice article! I think it is noteworthy that they mentioned that John Druding of Open Trails NJ, which opposes the MAP, is also a member of the PPA. I think the position of support for the MAP that the PPA has taken is not representative of all of it's members. in fact i know it to be...
  20. woodjin

    ORV Management In Sensitive Areas Of Wharton

    ok I just learned that the southampton meeting has been rescheduled for 8pm and it is recommended that you arrive by 7:30
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