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I was at Millers off 206 looking for coyotes last week and the back bogs had a big flock of Canadas roosted along with a small flock of mallards. My truck spooked the Canadas in the dark but the mallards just swam further away from shore. They were still there 2 hours after daylight.

Canon Powershot 2011. Bob looking like he just realized he forgot the toilet paper. :)

Canon Powershot Photos 2013 and 2011 PBX'ing

Thanks Jon. I have hundreds of pictures from that exact spot. It’s a ten minute walk from my front door and I’ve been going back there almost daily for the last 38 years. I’ll post a few more tomorrow.

Kodak Easy Share 2005-2006ish.

Here is a duck blind that looks like a boat way back deep in the holler. I've been to it once with a few members of this site. Seats at least 6. https://boydsmaps.com/#19.62/39.665542/-74.663989/njgin2020i/0.00/0.00

Diesel fuel will probably hit 5 tomorrow. :mad:

Very encouraging after nearly two years of reduced summer fun and Park facility closures. Sadly, the the top paying lifeguard positions at $17.50 per hour are only $2.00 more per hour than draining the fryer basket and salting the fries at Wendy's. Encouraging nonetheless. A job in the great...

What a friggin' world. The Irish Travelers (Tinkers) are also Gypsies of a sort. Maybe they can apply to assign their name to the moth. The Irish wouldn't care, just another reason to raise a glass ! :) I am also furious about Swedish Match, a world tobacco conglomerate who owns Pinkerton...

That's where I was hunting last week.

Awesome trip and photographs.

Another lame-assed article from the AC Press. Sad.

I have obtained a lot of carcass cam photos over the years and eagles and red-tailed hawks definitely rule the roost. I have caught a few pics where buzzards were thick on the carcass and then vanished and within the next 15 second picture delay, an eagle or hawk claim the carcass. No sharing...

Jesus. You gotta have some serious FU money to buy one of those. They were nice woods trucks in their day. Strong running gear underneath for a small truck. Early ones utilized the Ford 9" rear which was one of the best diffs ever made. You can still buy custom built 9" rears.

Good to hear that you made it out into the big woods. I couldn't live without them. :)

That's the first thing I noticed Gabe. It reads more like an article but has the title of an editorial: "Our view...."

Definitely from a climber. The extra wear is from going up and down more than once. I am trying to figure out how the hunter refilled it. Perhaps a lowering mechanism that is only accessed from up top ?? I can't imagine carrying feed bags up there and pouring them in from the stand.

I that a rhetorical question ? :) Actually, I really don't know but I can certainly imagine.

I just checked out a bunch of stuff. I'm wondering how long I can do that without getting the boot.

Very cool Guy. As a little bonus, we learned the name of Wilma McCormick, from the gun club, to associate with McCormick Avenue in Sweetwater.