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I had wildlife mangement at RU Cook in 1980 with Professor Len Wolgast and I had to work the deer check station there as part of the course. We got to pick our station and I chose Buzby's. We worked along side the biologists and helped log in and age the deer. It was a hopping joint back then...

Gabe was there for that one. It was when I appeared to have beaten an already dead snake with a wrench at the end of the hike. :)

It was a wondrous day in the wild woods and streams of NJ. We walked and breathed in places that those who don't venture far from the beaten path will ever see. My only regret was that my Canon SX120 started fritzing on me with the lens cover shutter sticking partly shut. I did manage a few...

Hmmm, you have a point Ben. I usually do blend some of my wines after they are finished. Most of the time it's to balance the sweetness because some finish drier than others. Blending whiskey, especially cheap whiskey, is usually an economic move by the distiller. If you see blended on the...

Maybe they should pressure wash the houses with the Canadian whiskey. In my not so humble opinion, that's all it's really good for. Most Canadians are blended, which is an indication that they really don't make anything too stellar that can stand on its own. Give me a good old US of A straight...

Thanks Dems. http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20110510/NEWS01/105100349/Ocean-Spray-cites-tax-move

Mark, I grew up in Southern Jersey and everything that isn't a river or an ocean, to me is a "crick". I never use the term run or branch in casual conversation when referring to a crick unless it is a properly named water body, i.e. Albertson Branch. As for other anadromous species making runs...

I got the E permit for Jersey but I am foregoing this Saturday to hunt in North Rome Pa. Received an invite to hunt the same area where I deer hunted last fall and it will be a nice change in scenery. Good luck fellers.

Scholarly Gentlemens, A "run" of fish, according to my own redneck etymology and lifelong fishing experience is always preceded by the name of the fish. The fish name in the run almost always refers to anadromous species such as the blueback herring. Examples: striper run, herring run, shad...

It drinks like a meal my son ! Very good. I am getting a PICC line inserted for the Undercover Investigation Shutdown !

GoogleEarth Beeren.

It was a beautiful day in the woods with some good people and we got to attach some faces to a few of the NJPB website personalities. I concluded, after picking up several hundred beer cans and seeing several hundred more picked up by others, that ALL irresponsible, slothful litterers drink...

It was great to see you today Ben. We were scratching our heads when we saw that you were gone. We had walked over to the east slope to look at the view and walked back to the food area and you poofed. We ended up down the street from Bob's for a couple, two or ten frosties and my hollow leg...

I knew you weren't no girl.

I will need that in writing from Gabe. I can't believe he's bailing. What a girl. :)

It will be enjoyed on private lands, I am certain. :)

Due to a fortuitous scheduling change of my gun club's work day, I will be at Wells Mills to meet you alls. Gabe, put your drinkin' shoes on, I got a few Undercover Investigation Shutdowns and some other things to sample afterwards. :)

My first bike, 1976 DT-400: http://interestingmotorcycles.co.uk/images/1975-Yamaha-DT400B-Yellow-2800-0.jpg Bought new at Donz Yamaha in Mt. Ephraim in late 1976 for just under a grand ! Snapped the shifter off, broke the weld on the left peg, bent the handlebars and bent the shift...

Whaaaat ? No mention of The Pine Barrens ????

The day started off beautifully with a crisp bite in the air, light breeze and a cobalt blue sky that would stay with us until sundown. Six of us began our trek off of Rte. 532. and after a brief push, we were standing along side of an apparent toxic stew. The stew emanates from an...