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Weasels look like an animated piece of rope moving sort of like a live slinky.A Mink is basically a larger weasel.I saw a Fisher in Pa once.A weasel on steroids.

A mink is one critter I have never seen in the wild.I"ve only seen weasels twice.I would imagine an animal with dark brown fur would look black if wet.I know my hair being dark brown looks black when wet at least till is started getting these mysterious white hairs popping up all through it.I...

Only thing that scares me in the woods at night is a stick in the eye.I usually wear glasses at night because of that.Besides after close inspection the mirror I may well be the scariest thing that raoms the barrens at night. Maybe thats why the yotes leave me alone.By the way heard a bunch of...

I was about to say what Johnny just said.Put the bottom of the traingle up top to simulatae the Colorado line and NM and OK would be the other two sides with the downward facing apex representing the state line between the two.

Is the water really that deep? Or is He on his knees?

I guess your son hasn't heard that "Violence solves nothing"? I tell you what .If He had of kicked that guys ass I bet He wouldn't dump trash in the woods any more or at least not in that area! :-)

My wife is now throwing hints she wants a yellow and a chocolate lab,we have a black and silver,she says there is also a blue and a red fox phase as well.She can't get our son in law to part with Sophies sister who is a yellow, she keeps trying.

Nice!

Frozen water that seeps into microscopic cracks in rocks while liquid and then when it freezes it pops them apart.Mad frost in WV september 30th.woke up to 30 degree temps and a field covered in white.I hollered "Die chiggers die!"

I have found several stones snapped off horizontally at ground level with the base still in the ground.Frost wedging tends to split stones vertically.I have often wondered if these stones were hit by log trucks.They were in high oak woods which have no doubt been logged for firewood several...

At least you found it, Thats always a good thing. That has to be one of the most densely populated areas in the barrens for incised stones.Their every where in bass River.

Good point Piker. I"ve never died but i doubt it's enjoyable.

Lot of field crickets here as well.Also I have a loud two spotted tree cricket across the street and tinkling ground crickets in the back yard and pine tree crickets in the tree tops

You have educated me Mark!I never knew live birthers were"nt as brightly colored or that they scent marked their mother.I knew that snakes leave trails to refind their dens but I didn't know they wanted to refind Mommy!

I have never seen baby rattlesnakes in person so very well could be.Baby kings and milks and water snakes and garters are very colorful right out of the eggs.Maybe it's a crytpo thing.Even adult rattlers are not really colorful.((% of the population would like nothing better then to kill one so...

Most baby snakes are very brightly colored when born.I wonder why these guys are so ashy?

Probably hard to lay comfortable in a coil with a belly full of neonates (snakelings)

My brother is already chomping at the bit.Says he's gonna get me some hides so I can braintan myself a shirt this year.

If it is on a stump it looks like a gnarled up Oyster but I would need to see the underside to know for sure.Oysters are quite edible but as I said I cannot ID this from the pic,need to see it's belly.

I am thinking your saying post # 1488 is at the outlet of the big bog on the Batona trail between 563 and 679. I have walked the trail through there many times and have never noticed this wall.