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Thanks for the vote of confidence Bob ! I probably wouldn't fit the mold of a political appointee very well though. In addition, Commission Meetings are always held on weekdays during business hours when non-politically appointed people are actually working. :) It would also create conflicts of...

I am in Waterford which is 100% under Pinelands jurisdiction as is neighboring Chesilhurst.

Received this memo in work today through an indirect channel and thought it was worth sharing here. It actually makes a lot of sense. The Camden County Freeholders are preparing to appoint a new representative to the Pinelands Commission. This is a great opportunity to get someone who is...

I did have pin worms when I was about 6. I suppose I was too young for tobacco back in first grade. :)

Chewing tobacco is a good de-wormer too. I have been chewing Beech Nut and Red Man for over thirty years and I've been completely worm free ! Seriously, tobacco can be actually is used as a de-wormer. My dog has eaten my discarded loose leaf plugs more than once. Dogs are attracted to the sweet...

I don't think anyone was in that area Bob. Shoot me a location by email and I'll try to grab it today. I know the road from your description but a pinpoint would help.

My wife and grandson participated in the cleanup today along with our Springer, Murph, who just wanted to swim in the bog and retrieve sticks. It was my first time in a very long time participating in this local cleanup. We did the Jeep/4x4 Cleanup, formerly sanctioned by Wharton, for many years...

Found this rare bottle in Pestletown during the cleanup. There's only one guy left in America that drinks Miller High Life that I can think of. His initials are bobpbx. Maybe it fell out of his backpack. ? :D

Yeah, what he said.

Here is the mink making his cache full of deer innards. Mmmm, mmmmm. I was in my tree stand about 50' away watching the show. The deer guts were in the stream at this point. The property owner said he used to trap mink along this stream when he was a kid. Enlarge for more detail.

I found the mink video. I will try to post it tonight.

Excellent article. Thank you for posting it. I have watched their numbers continue to rise in the pines from the time when the first roadkill was reported near here in the late 80's. I always marveled at the number of people I knew who believed the inane rumors that whirled around contending...

I once watched a mink for over an hour down in Aura. He was building a food cache in a stump from scraps of a gut pile from a deer that my buddy had left in the woods the day before. He would chew off a piece of whatever and swim across an 8' wide stream with it, climb a maple stump and...

They probably ate the whippoorwills. :)

For those who may be interested. We are probably going to drag my grandson Luke through the woods for awhile to get him all chiggered up. :) Gotta start him sometime. Strangely, non-profit groups are eligible to receive $10.00 per participant. :eek: They lost me on that one. I hope by...

A little over a year has gone by since I took the picture of Junior in front of the sign for this post and amazingly, it is still there. Things have been noticeably better down here for awhile. There has been very little nuisance litter and no major dumpings. I like to think that increased...

The outcome could have been different if the temperature was in the 20's instead of the 80's. More clothes to hamper your efforts and the cold water itself shocking your body. Be careful out there old man !

That's the challenge in grouse hunting, regaining your composure after a flush. It's a great cardiac test !

It is awesome to listen to the woods at night outside our home Boyd. We actually heard this group of coyotes yipping early Friday morning. I figured I'd have some pics on the cam after that and I was right. As for the pines in the dark, I walk out to and back from my hunting spots in the dark...

Did a little freezer cleaning last week and I placed some unwanted vittles in the woods for the timid woodland creatures to enjoy. The coyotes were very appreciative. The first on the scene was Friday at 2:01 a.m. Soon, a party of 4 were dining happily. Later that day, two returned at 6:50 p.m...