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I think they are just letting it regrow. It was for the lumber. I haven't been past there in a bit but I didn't see any signs of cranberry bogs or blueberry rows. Jeff

Yeah, i think Bob has it right...bait. This guy has a thing for coyote.

I was under the impression that coyote season had passed, but upon checking the nj hunting seasons I see that coyote season extends from 11-11 to 2-19 or somewhere around that date. I stand corrected on that comment. However, I don't believe the is an over population of coyote in the pine...

I wouldn't say there is an over abundance of them. Not by a very long shot. A game warden said to shoot them on sight!!! Wow, that is illegal. He shouldn't be telling anybody that. His call on them being too numerous seems highly subjective to me. Coyote historically make themselves very...

As always, lots of fun!! Nice to meet some new people. Beautiful day! Jeff

Great thread! I knew of the Clevenger story from having read the Beck books but I was unaware of the other stories. Thanks for sharing that information, very interesting. Yeah, I guess it gets my vote for the most meloncholy. Jeff

Yeah, I was there in a car not too long ago. I would go in from 539 near Webbs Mills.

That is a cool shot. The congregation of 1880 back in the church huh? Creepy. Jeff

I'm not too sure where the black widow comment came in but, yeah, I will second that they are in the pines. Also, it does amaze me how many people drive huge SUV's that never go off the pavement....ever! Medford is full of hummers. I never see a hummer in the woods. Jeff

Lots O' fun! :) Jeff

Bob, you're saying that the fire doesn't get hot enough to open the pygmy pine cones? Is that right? and if so, do you know that as fact. Seems like the east plains pines have stayed smaller than the west plains pines. Jeff

Bob. I didn't see this thread till after I got your email. So they took the fur from one and just left the other to rot. That is wrong. I think hunting is supposed to include the collecting and hopefully consumption of the prey. If not consumption at least they could have taken the fur from...

Cool!

the track in Atco is called Amatol. If you put Amatol in the search for the forums you should get some of the old disscussions and photos we have of it. It has a very interesting history. Jeff

Welcome aboard Pineman! When I was a kid in the early 80's my family/church/boy scouts would always use Micks canoe rental for our Pine barrens excursions. Micks canoe rental is a pine barren staple in my opinion. Many of us here are aware of the significance of the Mick family in the area...

Great photos!!! That is some serious sphagnhum moss. I like the way the light plays on it. You have a great eye for photography!! I heard some coyotes back in there one time when my wife and I were hanging out on that dock behind the cabin. Jeff

I know the trail you are refering to. There used to be a small hunting club/cabin at that dead end. It was demolished a few years ago. The first time I found it, it freaked me out...I thought I came upon a piney house in the middle of nowhere and was going to get a shotgun reception.:rofl:

The main trek took place east of the Red Road along, and north, of the plains branch. Yes, alot of hunting activity in there. That shot that looks like the lake...it is funny I thought that maybe you would think it was of the lake, it looks like that. It is actually at the head waters of the...

:rofl: Yeah it is a rare find! I found some scattered vertabre and hip bones not too far, I am the surprised the head was not torn apart. Jeff

Welcome aboard. that house, sits across from The old timberline campground. That is right, the chips folley road comes out just on the other side of the bog. Anyway that house has been for sale for a while. It is amazing!! you can look at it on line. I think they want like a million for...