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Welcome aboard Stan. I am confident you will find piles of information here to aid you in your adventures. As for 4x4's, I suspect most people on this site have them. They are pretty much required (pretty much) for most Pine barren exploring. I think the issue that comes up often concerns...

Nice shots Guy! If I didn't know better, I would have guessed Jessica was giving that turtle a good smacking for hissing at her:) Jeff

welcome back and congrats on the new job.

Hmmm, where to start.... Locals expressing their interests: the bra fern Freaky-ness along a snake fence An old fridge in Mt. Misery brook very far from accessable points Jeff

I've had a few jersey rattler encounters and they have all been great. The best was one time when i was riding my motorcyle deep in the woods in an open grassy area (I won't say more about the location) it was after a rain and muddy as hell. I saw what I thought was a pinesnake in the distance...

Wow! very cool. You are a lucky girl to have seen that!! I never have.

remember that old tire we found Bob, behind that bog off of route 70 out in the middle of the woods. We guessed it was from the 30's. Nice report Guy, I am looking forward to article.

illegal target practice is definitely a serious concern, especially if they are using semi-automatic or automatic weapons. Who uses that stuff? I came across a bunch of guys (in a hummer no-less) target practicing in the little pit between route 72 and old halfway once. I suspect these are...

That is true, a sign might help diminish the amount of garbage at a known dump site but they (the A-holes) will just go to where there is not a sign and dump there, thereby creating more dumpsites. Jeff

I agree that is going too far. Although, i suppose just putting cameras at known dump sites would not infringe too much on our sense of freedom and privacy, it would set a bad precedent.

Great article. Why would someone take them. It would seem to me that only someone truly interested in plants would go through that much trouble to locate them. Is there a black market for rare plants? Jeff

who owned it prior? was it the state I guess?

Cool. How did you make out with that muskrat trap? I'll have to look for that well.

I just finished watching a documentary On Demand called Sharkbite Summer. It is not pine barrens related but I thought I would mention it since it is one of the best shark documentarys I've ever seen. The subject matter is the shark attacks that occured in 2001 along the lower eastern...

My wife came across this in the Adlines. I'll re-type it hear in it's entirety. I don't think they will mind. $500 REWARD For information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons who in early June vandalised the property known as the West Jersey Bogs on Jackson road, Medford Twp...

That is one big, good looking coyote.

Very nice Turtle! The forks at sunset...great. Gabe, rivers are bigger.

Great photos and congrats on finding the rare yellow crested orchid. I always liked asters and their purple blue color. Because they are somewhat common, they remind of one of those plants that I associate with the pine barrens. BTW I saw some turks cap along 532 the other day. Really...

Nice report. Such little documented information on the area makes it that much more attractive for us. Jeff

Very nice. tough going in there huh? Well you picked some good hiking weather:rolleyes: When getting into areas like that it feels good to know you are well off the beaten path. Thanks for the report. Nice black rat BTW. Chiggers? Jeff