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Well, you know me German, I see a lot of these areas, and I see cedar coming back like gangbusters very frequently, with no barrier. It may be the deer don't like to tread on too soft of a ground or something. As to George, I should not knock him, he is more educated than me and more...

I don't know Boyd, maybe you have more deer than your seedlings can overcome. Is this true cedar swamp with standing water in hollows and wet sphagnum moss? Sounds like your stand is drying out. Are you positive it's deer eating them?

I remember one forester or PHD teacher in the past who claimed cedar seedlings won't survive unless fenced in. I hope they learned by now that's untrue.

That is outstanding. Wonderful. What a model for others. Thanks

Do any of you know what this land just north of Winslow Junction is being used for? Very curious design.

"“They want the entire forest to be an off-road vehicle park. To me, that’s just not sustainable.” Jason Howell, Pinelands Preservation Alliance, on advocates for keeping the status quo on vehicle access" Who is "they" Jason? I also wonder if it was PPA who needled the state into the survey...

I drove the road the other night. No problem and no signs, so it's still good to go.

Very odd to have a spot so round out there.

I wonder what this is to the NE. Look like they made it with a giant compass.

I never knew Evesham Twp bordered the Mullica. Very interesting.

That reminds me, if anyone has info on this situation I encountered last night. Kettle Run Road runs from near Raymond Avenue North of Atco and runs NNW as a fine, paved road....but abruptly turns to dirt for about 1/3? mile before it joins Spring Ave (red section below). What is this, local...

Speaking of frogs (and other things, from minerals to insects), this is a great book. I bought one for my grandson too. I happen to be in the frog and toad section. https://www.amazon.com/dp/0744035015?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Under those powerlines is the last place I saw Eupatorium resinosum. I often wonder if it's still there.

Thanks Gibby, makes me feel better.

Was out in Atlantic County yesterday with my friend Mark. Found this on a sand road under power lines. Did not realize until I blew the photo up that he may be wounded. It looks like his innards are emerging at the bottom?

If I had a 24 year old wife at the age of 63 I could not hold back either.

I think it's a bit silly to open about 30 zones for bow hunting on 11 September. Can't they wait till October?

I agree Tommy. And this statement rankles me too: "One such map in 2015 restricted the area open to vehicles but it was quickly withdrawn after what critics said was a storm of protest from the off-road lobby to the Christie administration". What propaganda that is. Lies, as if there is no...

Outstanding work Boyd. It did show up enventually, and very timely as I needed to see it for a report I'm doing. Very clear and crisp. Thank you for your efforts.

Maybe the person who designed it was the one who redid the NOAA site. I'm on the verge of never forgiving them for that.