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I"m still smarter then my phone but not by much.No internet unless I"m home

Heck even the leaves of the two look the same to me. Anything that isn't a white oak I"ll just call it an oak.I"m not drilling holes into trees to identify em.

Heres a site.Bark looks identical to me.It appears if you dig into blak oak bark with a knife the inner bark is orange. http://treebarkid.com/index.php/white-oak-group

so what do you use to differentiate black from red oaks? The leaves? in which case your left hanging in winter or the bark?White oak bark is easy to identify from the red/black group at a great distance.can red and black be told apart?I"ll google this and see if they have pics of the various bark.

I have gotten them with peremthrin that was a few days old and had been in the woods once already.The pants and socks were not washed but put aside as woods britches.I have never gotten chiggers when the chemical was fresh.I think you have run into a new species called "Super Chiggers"!

I have called northern red oak ,black oak for years and i was informed it was red oak so now I call it red oak.I know the difference between southern and northern red oak but what is the difference between black and red? They look the same to me.If I need a hand lens to tell the difference then...

Looks like we don't have a monopoly on turds. I could almost understand it in a country where folks have nothing, I said almost! But in a country like Canada you know the bastard wasn't starving. Human trash is about what it is.

Dude! your not that far from me! I"m out on disability now but will be going back soon.When I have weekends off I"ll let you know.Hell, living in Gandys Beach the chigs are the least of your problems.The chigs can't get you when your airborne being carried away by Greenheads.

Worst I think I"ve ever seen em Bob.I have only gotten a few here and there but I"ve kept myself sprayed or I have rubber boots on just for the chigs but every time Bill has gone with me He gets covered.One day I gave him my spray and he sprayed himself good but he went to set his recorder on...

I was going by the bark.It looks like Red Oak bark.

Was that big tree a Red Oak? Wonder if they were back there growing fuel for that pipe?

Actually your right, the Hartman maps do not say there is a mill on Laurens Branch.The Manumuskin Management Plan states that there was a mill stone removed from the Laurens Branch in the 40's I believe. It's a sizable plan and I"ll have to see if I can find the page and I"ll do a screen shot...

I need some help from our historians on here. Me and a friend of mine have been exploring in a couple areas of Cumberland County and have acquired a few mysteries that neither of us know the answers to.I wouldn't even know where to find the answers outside of the great historians that hang out...

Dan How did they get your phone? Break into your car? I guess Canadians have their trash as well.

My black Lab yanked my wife off the front step and knocked her out when she landed on her face. Luckily I was not home or the dog would have died that day.That was two years ago.Her neck still bothers her constantly to this day.

I know you can set trails where they come in and out but much of the old Trapper literature I have read describe them also setting traps in the entrance tunnels to the lodge.Perhaps thats illegal now?

Couldn't you set the traps underwater in the lodge entrance? A bit inconvenient,you'd probably get wet but it would keep dogs out of it.

Fireweed does have one purpose that I know of.The dried stalks make good hand drill spindles for starting fire. I find a cottonwood spindle and a white cedar fireboard bow drill set easier.Hard to find wood dry enough to get a coal with a hand drill set in NJ because of the humidity.

That old septic tank at Dr. Whites has been filled in byt the state.I know the guy who reported it as a hazard and they filled it in.This upset me because I believe people should watch where they walk but if someone did fall in they would not have got out without help unless maybe they had a...

Thanks Bob.This means I have been mistaking fireweed for wild lettuce for years.Glad I never attempted to eat it.What you show as wild lettuce is not what I thought lettuce was.I have been calling that fireweed lettuce for years.I have just been educated.Thanks:-)