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And the answer would be the same as mountain climbers say....."because it's there", besides we have 4wd. In my younger days I did the same so I guess I shouldn't poke fun.

Not sure of the spelling, deracheo, a downward blast of wind. Quite a bit of lumber going to waste. To bad a cedar mill isn't allowed to harvest. Hunters box is cool. Great amount of work painting the camo, really good. Nice table. Far from a road packing all this in? Your right about the...

Now I wonder how many 's I've added to words when it should have been just s. Possessive, what does that mean, it's mine? We all know Teegate's ['s?] pictures, notice I didn't use photo's, er...photos are his so why can't he be possessive of them?

This is what I use, dilute 1.5 oz to 32 oz. of water. I use an empty Febreeze sprayer, excellent fine mist. I bought a quart and it'll probably last for a couple years. http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/martins-permethrin-10-p-2124.html

I'm familiar with those spots listed except for the 2 off 539. I believe you can see that ridge from 539 going South. I've been down that straight road a few times, but not lately and for some reason that ridge eluded me. I also want to check out the one Glenn talks about North of the bombing...

Thanks for the pictures. Amazing how the forest has adapted. While the charred trees may look unsightly to us, your pictures show fire is a natural and necessary cycle, even if the fire is arson. New life is springing forth and the forest is going through it's cycle and not to long will be at...

I call it Spring Hill over look, but probably has another name. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.767690578137994&lng=-74.4461742785835&z=17&type=hybrid&gpx= Another off Oswego Rd. Walk up gun club property boundary line. I don't consider property lines as tresspassing. It's actually a cycle...

Surprised I missed this thread, glad it was renewed. What's amazing is with all the combined knowledge and some with historic documents this [rail] road remains a mystery. I would think the discovery of spikes and other hardware along the route would confirm a rr of some type. I know this is nit...

Stupid is as stupid does. If your going to be stupid, you better be tough. No point in being stupid unless you can prove it. There is a difference between stupidity and ignorance.

Judging from your picture, that plow line was most likely made this past winter after January. Yes I took note of the dozer tread you pictured. Surprisingly dozer treads last for a year in certain areas, yes even in the sugar sand pictured. Example, the winter of 12 /13 the FFS renewed the plow...

Bob I'm probably a bit dense, what do you mean with your comment? If there is a swamp a plow line will stop there as the swamp is a natural fire break, although I've seen a hot wind swept fire cut right through, Warren Grove is an example. A plow line is cut during a fire to encircle the main...

I'm a believer in the permethren. A friend should present himself for a study. Something with his body chemistry attracts ticks. I swear they grow wings and fly over to him. On every outing this year he has gotten ticks even when we weren't really in the woods. On the last 2 outings he had 27...

I'm not in the forest service, a know a few that are. I believe we have a member or two here, maybe if they are informed they can better reply. What I've been told and see, the forest service must apply and be approved by Pinelands and this is not done over night as you may think. They have a...

While GPS's have value, they're only as good as the info programmed into them by an overly "ambitious" map maker. There should be a disclaimer permanently pinned at top of every page "common sense prevails".

Care to elaborate? The fire breaks are only to control "controlled" burns. During a forest fire the tree crowns are burning spread by wind and wind generated by the fire itself. The only fire break in this situation is a wide road from which the fire service can set back fires and then there are...

What type of delivery? Maybe you don't want to be specific, where is the delivery to? Old Halfway and Red rd [Stevenson] were decent preceding this past winter. A lot of sand / gravel roads took a hit with the thawing frost and snow. Sooy rd could be a trap for an 18 wheeler.

I'm sure that RR wasn't out "mudding" for the day. I bet they sure they were surprised. Doesn't really look that deep, his axles must be hung up with his front tires in ruts. Is that a winch cable scar on the large pine tree in the lower left corner? It would be interesting to have a game camera...

When was the last time any of you read the book 1984 by George Orwell, high school english? Another book that should be required reading after age 50, so you understand it is Animal Farm also by Orwell.

Your right about most hunters now a days not walking far from the truck. There are a few though that go quite a distance. They actually work for their deer, blind, bait, carrying out the trophy, etc. I've come across a large pit type blind up in a tree, actually looked like the duck pit...

Looks like a nice place for a den of timber rattlers or a nice cave for a black bear to hibernate.