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Now that I see Scott next to the tree I"ll say close to nine foot!

Anyone measure that cedar? Looked like an eight footer.The record on Muskee Creek is over 10.5 ft now.HGave found a couple eight footers in there as well and many seven footers.

Oh ,I see the link gives the info.1926,That is even older then me....WOW!

When did this ship sink? was it a wreck or a purposeful sinking?

He said definitely not a skunk,possibly fox or coyote but he'd put money on a coon.

My buddy says he thinks it's coon.He skins and salts hides all day long for his Dad who is the actual taxidermist so He has quite a bit of experience with different types of critter skins.

I never even thought of fox.I was thinking of something likely to fall prey to a predator and not a predator itself but bigger predators do eat smaller predators.I"ll send the pic to my taxidermist buddy and get his opinion.

I was just going to say skunk or coon.Not certain but those ar my guesses.Too dark to be possum

This is New jersey.As a rule you won't find the friendliest people in the world here. There are exceptions but it's not Tennessee:-)

I notice they haven't bothered the Letterboxers yet.That would require them to actually think to find them since they require a bit more work then putting coordinates into a gps and walking right to them. http://www.letterboxing.org/

Ahh! A male and a female!The male is the solid colored one.Yes I"d say they were mating

Your Him appears to be a her.Females are beige in color with darker zigzag bars across their back.Males are Mahogany with bright blue sides and smaller.

I believe if your caught cutting trees on state property the fine is several hundred bucks a tree ,on the other hand hunters do it all the time to create bridges and clear field of fire.Surveyors do it to get a better GPS reading. Beavers do it just because their beavers.

That is definitely a cat track,as you say no claws and register and the signature round shape.Will spook a squirrel every time and for obvious reasons.:-)

The road I shown coming in on the west again is very sandy.As a hiut sand compacts when wet and is easier driving when wet.As it dries the air between the grains is what makes it soft.After all sand is crushed rock basically. If you have foru wheel it is no problem back there,If not be careful.

squirrel,probably red squirrel if in a pine forest,grey if in an oak forest

Jon you can get to those bogs much easier from the west if your speaking of the big bogs at the southern end .You can drive in from Friendship road here. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.77026506033873&lng=-74.61020785968782&z=17&type=nj2007&gpx= You can drive this far and after that it...

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Works here just by clicking on it.

looks like you can actually see people standing outside their vehicles.