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Think big German. Think outside of the box.

I never thought your post was meant to be inflammatory at all. You were simply pondering, which we all do. If you want to submit a petition for the state to take action, I'll help write if for you if you post it under your name.

This is from yesterday, showing how high the water was.

I agree 100% German. It must be preserved for the human interest too. We are saying the same thing.

I know you are asking German, but I'd like to chime in. Your question raises many more questions. First, Webb's Mill Bog would not exist without human development. That area was scraped right down to bare sand at one time. Maybe the development of 539 had something to do with that, or maybe Mr...

Close call. I assume it was not heavy. I don't see anybody else hit it, seems like it came from the trees. Just a perception probably.

:) Very circular post JD.

It was discussed once before to just plow that road away. It really is just a headache.

After listening to your conversation with Dave, this guy John seems to be a key source of info. Is there a problem contacting him?

My comment about walking out was just to point out that Tom indicated earlier in the conversation that people with a disability would take the easier path out, whether that be downhill or an opening they can easily navigate. If he actually was able to walk out of the immediate area, he had to...

Yes. I'm sorry. There is so much good search information in your podcast, and it's only audio, so it's hard to go back and find my references. Do you have this podcast in text? You were talking to Tom, the SAR guy from Alaska, in the first part. And incidentally, I did listen to the part...

Or complete removal of all the beaver, be it one way or the other.

I listened to the first part. You asked the person being interviewed the million dollar question---could he still be in the 600 acre area or was there something nefarious going on. He replied that it's more likely he may have had a health issue that impaired his cognitive abilities, and he...

I can vouch as to the ferocity. When it hit me it was a swirling mass of rain and high gusting, changing winds. They say 'straight line', but these seemed turbulent. Could have been the effect of straight winds hitting trees already fully leafed out. I had to clean thousands of pine flowers off...

Just got two back. Had a triple whammy here. No electricity, no cable, no cell phone. The cell is still kaput.

I was watching the lift off on CNN and 15 seconds to launch, they suddenly switched to it high up and accelerating. For some reason they skipped the launch.

That's a deerslayer Al!

I think it's off, no? Weather disallows.

Very nice. Magnificent creatures. I've heard they may be on Cedar Creek and the Forked River too, but I've never seen one.

Nice. Threatened specie Guy.