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I call it Oak Snot. Our yard is filled with it. Hoping tonight's storms whip most of it off. Gutters are already plugged. Just planted one of my two vegetable gardens with pepper, tomato and cucumber plants and the hail started. Yaaay ! :mad:

You know 46er, I used to like you. :D

And this is a definite and coming up quickly. Offering a tie-dye workshop ?? Friggin' Hippies ! :D http://www.cjinthep.com/

Oh yeah.

Well, considering that Monster Truck events, rodeos, hay rides, horseback riding and music festivals are all in his repertoire, I would not be surprised. http://www.millerfarmsllc.com/

Here are a few email addresses for people if you would like to start a little hammering: The new Commissioner of NJDEP Catherine McCabe catherine.mccabe@dep.nj.gov Assistant NJDEP Commissioner Richard Boornazian: richard.boornazian@dep.nj.gov The Director of Parks and Forestry Mark Texel...

GPS has stranded and sunk a lot of people and their vehicles down in these parts. I've pulled a few out and so has my son Mike. It doesn't seem to happen as much as it used to and I suppose mapping software has evolved to avoid choosing unimproved roads like those in Wharton as practical routes.

Yikes !! I wish I was smart enough to understand what happened there. Perhaps this Courier Post link is not infected ?? https://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/local/courts/2018/04/26/jackson-body-found-woods-alan-mcginnis-cody-macpherson-pemberton/547082002/ If that doesn't work, I am out...

Anybody got a shovel ? A frightening snapshot of some who live in this society...

USA ! USA ! USA ! USA !

Wow Al. You're like a Hillbilly to the 6th power ! :D

The Savage 220 bolt that I use for deer is rifled. It is essentially a rifle that shoots a 260 gr. bullet that happens to be seated in a shotgun shell. It is legal for all of the shotgun deer seasons in NJ.

The small caliber muzzleloader rifle for squirrel was another surprising rule change German. I remember it when it came out. A few friends of mine went out and bought .36's and still go out occasionally. I just wish I could use a conventional .22 :(

As I said Bob, there doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to our evolving hunting rifle laws. I like where we are at now vs when I was a kid. Another strange rule came out of nowhere a few years ago when they legalized air rifle for small game. The minimum allowable velocity is 600 f.p.s...

The NJ laws with regard to rifle use have always been somewhat contradictory and a little surprising German. When I was a kid in the 1960's, NJ was a no rifle State. The first thing that crept in was .22 shorts for dispatching trapped animals and coon hunting with dogs. Then came the...

Important reminders for those who may be interested in pursuing groundhogs in NJ: -Rifles cannot be used for groundhog hunting in State Forests, Parks or Wildlife Management Areas. -Centerfire rifles less than .25 caliber may use any bullet weight. Rifles in calibers greater than .25 cannot use...

Yes. An amazing site to see. In fact their damage can easily be seen in aerial photos.

I hunt them all over the southern part of the State and all I can say is, they don't live deep in the woods, pine barrens or otherwise. They are an edge species. In the pines you have to find a good food source (farm) near hedgerows or woods lines. I have a friend who has a construction yard...

Noncesence.

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