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Guy, any boxies?

Aaron....otters are big too. Fishers are solitary and prefer different habitat than salem county.....they prefer more habitat that looks like the poconos or app. trail. The bobcats are certainly there though, right around Port Norris. I've seen one and have encountered tracks often.

In all due respect I don't think what you seeing are fishers. They require massive habitat and are a big animal. However there are loads of otters down in salem and play in the way you desribed. A fisher is a big animal and full of piss and vinegar.....and like I said require large habitat...

It would be illegal to do so to a wild snake. Try calling fish and game.

Sounds like muskrat to me......def not turtles.

Bob, couldn't agree with you more.

Well unfortunately the moratorium was rejected, http://www.courierpostonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008802120370 I think it is almost a guarentee that these birds will be extinct by the end of this decade.....very sad. I know I'm going to try to go out and get some photos before they...

That was a really interesting show.....a little sad, but interesting. I had no idea how important horseshoe crabs were to medical research.

I do alot of hiking down in that area and have seen some strange things over the last two years. What I can say about this situation is the town of millville is tired of preserving their land. They have a load of endangered animals down there and I guess they want more development down there...

Turtle was dead I'm guessing?

I find it takes some time for woodpeckers to visit a feeder. The chickadees and titmice come right away. Try some woodpecker food such as nuts and the redbellies should be all over. I don't know about the rest of you guys but I feel like I see redbellies more then I ever did before and...

I live in Haddonfield and we have a good population of red fox. I've on two occassions seen red fox chasing cats in my yard........unfortunately they haven't killed the cats yet. Jeff, I know a guy who grew up by mt. misery and reported seeing bobcats and hearing them often in that area. He...

It's down in gloucester county, or the edge of salem. Jeff if you want more info on were it is I can pm it to you.

Swampthing, do you know of any old gravel pits in the Heilersville area?

Is it available at any stores, and thanks much for the info.

How about pictures, I'm really interested in the names of waterways and the lost waterways, but also historic pictures. Growing up in the haddonfield area I'm really interested in what things use to look like.

Stu are those images on google earth gravel pits, or just matted down images of marsh?

Does anyone have this book, WATERWAYS OF CAMDEN COUNTY A Historical Gazetteer by William R. Farr. Has anyone ever seen it, read it? Thanks Chris

Thanks alot Scott. Is the road out just all marsh or is their forest out there too? It looks like there is some forest around the old gravel pits.

I know this has been talked about before, but has anyone hiked from the observation deck on thompsons beach road to the beach area? Is this possible anymore, or has the bay completely reclaimed it? Is there old houses still out there since it seems like there is quite a network of roads. Also...