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Well, that is what you get for attacking people in the woods:mrgreen: I would advise tree hugger to carry pepper spray as well. Just make sure it works. Back in college my girlfriend (now wife) had one and one day I checked it and it didn't work.

I suspect that the hunter or the guy he called are not being totally truthful. The eastern coyote is significantly different than the western coyote so he could not be supplying native texas coyotes. Also, I highly doubt the state has any interest in purchasing coyotes. What would be the...

Absolutely!

But who are the majority of people concerned? Were non-street legal ORV's ever legal in the pines? I ask because I honestly don't know the history of this law. ORV's not designed for road use have always been illegal to use on public roads. I just assumed that the law automatically...

I don't mean to answer a question directed at Whiting, but as a fellow rider I can tell you that those options are not very attractive. Well, they are if all riders were solely into close track, motocross style, riding. However, a good # of us enjoy exploring and experiencing the big woods...

Nice report and photos. Sounds like you had a good time. I think your family is right about hustling. There is alot too see, but best to take it in a bit at a time. Jeff

Nice Photos Bill! Regarding turtles. When Gabe and I were out on the iced over beaver pond last weekend we saw two turtles swimming under the ice. We figured they must have a hole in the ice somewhere, but we didn't see one in close proximity. I don't like to mess with mother nature much...

Nice post Scott. I am surprised that there is such little evidence remaining. Why wouldn't some cinder block still be about? I am assuming these clubs were operating within the past 100 years. Would the cinderblocks have been recycled for other construction perhaps? Jeff

He is wearing an extra pair I brought. The ice was thick but at a few points we heard the subtle cracking sound, natures way of saying, "hey, you're pushing your luck". So we proceeded with caution. Jeff

Gabe (pineland paddler) and I got out for a few hours today to revisit a remote beaver pond. I posted about this pond in the past but I can't locate the link to that thread right now. There was some discussion as to whether this pond was completely natural (the work or beavers) or if there...

Sorry to hear about your ear Guy. I hope it heals quickly. I had a ruptered ear drum many years ago and it healed fine. Jeff

And your in Tabernacle also. Hey maybe it's the same one:mrgreen: (quick edit: I live in Tabernacle now even though my thing says near mt. Misery)

Remember that the tracking school is more about tracking and survivial and not really about the pine barrens in the cultural sense (I would assume). I know from growing up in Monmouth county that the pine barrens are viewed as a very wild area full of backwards inbred pineys similar to the...