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Thanks for posting Andrew. It is easy to get an idea of the size of that animal from the comparison to your lab. One big wolf dog. I'm glad the whole thing had a happy ending. Is there any idea as to the origins of this dog? Where it came from? Jeff

I would be very skeptical of wolves in the pine barrens. Perhaps what you saw was a coydog. The eastern coyote is large but not anywhere near the 150lb mark. That would be large (but possible) even for a wolf. Also, increases in coyote populations almost never occur at the same time as...

I can't say for certain, but I think otter occasionally slide on ice and snow (on their bellies). Although, I think this is usually when going down hill. I just say this because I've seen them do this on nature programs. I've never witnessed it. Jeff

Opps, that's it. You have to turn in your "Man card" now.

Interesting. The process of elimination would have me thinking otter. Are there paw prints near the slide marks? The pic is a little too far away to tell. Scott might know, he is always tracking down some furry critter. Jeff

Nice report Scott. I too have a collection. Mostly skulls. My wife makes me keep them in the garage though. I guess they freak her out a little. Especially the human ones.....

Nice report and a great find from Jessica. I am glad your encounter turned out to your benefit. I bet Jess was freaking a little when they first came up huh? I know how she is about tresspassing. I am not surprised things turned out the way they did though. You have a calming presence...

Nice pics Ben. When I used to live along route 70 (a short time ago) I would drive from Mt. Misery to Medford every day and many of those sites are plastered in my brain. Unfortunitely, I also saw Tranquility Ridge and The Grand develope along that stretch. Jeff

Made you look.

Hey, there's a bunch of naked college girls dancing around the feeder right now!!!!

You should be ashamed of yourself for making such a comment Scott. After all, the toothbrush was invented in Chatsworth!! Yeah, otherwise they would have called it a teethbrush!!

So when your talking of floating, are you referring to an inner tube type deal? Or are you swim/floating down the river and wading where needed. I would like to do a very remote area of the batsto near my house but there are too many blowdowns (and not enough water) for a kayak. And the banks...

Even the NJCF does leave some roads open to vehlicular traffic if the road has historically been a throughway.

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I was driving past Chatsworth lake and caught a quick glimpse of something moving about out there. I had the same thought...Loch Chatsworth Monster. Pancoast, did it make a verticle looping motion when it swam? That is a common trait of an otter. Either way, it looks like an otter. Nice...

I don't know if anybody else caught ABC news at 11:00 tonight but they had a story on a "wolf" that has been seen in a field in Voorhees. Experts believe it is a wolf hybrid. From the pictures they showed it looks very large, but it is hard to put it in perspective. Apparently it is living in...

Great stuff. I've been to Clarks landing but never really got out and looked around. Thanks for all the pics. Jeff

Great report Jim! Your best yet! I occasionally get to the southern areas but it is still very new territory for me. I have a lot of exploring to look forward to. Jeff

I knew that. I wasn't thinking. Thanks for the correction. Sue, Nice beaver pics. When I come across them in the deep woods they are consistantly shy. But I have purposely gone looking for them, at dusk when they are active, and found if I stayed perfectly still they would hardly notice...

Tee hee hee hee:mrgreen: Gee I felt so bad I was going to give you the $10 for the effort.