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Here is that stream from this past summer. It is easily crossed with a motorcycle. Jeff

Herringking, I know it isn't true that redfins are only present in a few select areas. I've come across them deep in the woods at some of the old abandoned bogs. Only once, possibly twice did I catch a redfin on tackle. The vast majority are pretty small and you are less likely to catch them...

Big thumbs up for the changes to historicaerials!!

It sounded familar to me but I think I was thinking of Burnt bridge branch behind New Lisbon hospital (as Bob had mentioned). You might be right Al that is exists near Sim's place but is not recognized on the USGS. There is a Horse limb branch near me that does not show up on the topos with...

There is a natural area near the lower forge campground that has been closed to vehicular traffic for a long time but I got the impression from Ed that is was closed just a little south of 1/4 mile.

Nice work, Bob

Amazing!! Thanks for posting this Guy!!

Very nice

Cool!!

hey, I know what that is. If you are a bee keeper and order bees through the mail they put the queen in that cage inside the larger cage with the rest of the bees. The bees always follow the queen so it makes it easier to place her in the new Hive. The cage is sealed with a sugar wax or...

Nice pics Ed. So they closed off Hay road to vehicles huh? Great (sarcasm) we know who we have to thank for that (the 1/4 mile crew). Lets give them a big thanks. (sarcasm again) Interestingly, the 1/4 milers are probably going to still use it. Just not the rest of us. I doubt it will...

Nice find Guy. What was the date of the map that showed the stones. 1900?

I don't see glossy ibis's that often. Does he/she return to that same spot often?

What a gift you have. Loved looking at these amazing photos.

Congrats, you certainly deserve it. Good stuff!

From the pic I think those are ones over in warren grove.http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.74902949715354&lng=-74.39054131507873&z=17&type=nj2007&gpx= Jeff

Josh, you should PM Y-buc-bill. He doesn't get on the forum much but he might notice a PM. He is the real deal. He was riding enduros in the pines before most (if not all) of us were born. Jeff

I've been to those gates also. Pretty well marked that it is a shooting range as you approach.

Daved, I am curious as to what it is about domesticating a wild animal that interests you? Do you have a particular fondness/interest in Bobcats? Is it the challange of changing the nature and surpressing the instincts of the animal? Or are you looking for a really good conversation...

Very nice, Scott!! I don't know how practical it is to do this while duck hunting, but try throwing a line just on the other side of the western edge of the beaver dam. Or anywhere in there really. Jeff