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man that is gonna stink!

I just checked historical aerials and the house was visible in 63.the yard was cleared by 51.there was a path there prior to the house in 40 but it looks to be a foot trail.in 51 it was broadened into a road.So the road is not there because of the house but likely the other way around.The last...

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.42145072767615&lng=-74.9102474001312&z=17&type=nj2007&gpx= I used to have a debris hut here back around 84 that I camped in a couple nights.About froze Whip solid but I was comfortable.He ended up sitting by the fire all night to keep from becoming a cryo...

I"ve handled spadefoots with no bad reaction.All i can say is if you ever handle a Hyla andersoni DO NOT put your fingers in your eyes. I thought I was going to go blind.The most intense pain I think I ever had.I stuck my face in a mud puddle to get the slime out of my eye.

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.41330316551548&lng=-74.9088419226074&z=15&type=topo&gpx= is this the road you walked out to Bennets Mill Road on? AS you can see on topo there used to be a house along the Muskin and the road was no doubt there for that purpose,perhaps before the...

where I think i see cat track is along the bottom edge just right of center before you get to the grass clump.

is that a large cat track I see?

The states idea of historic and our idea I feel is sometimes at odds.

How old is your son? Looks like he's almost PBX ready there.

Joc I have never heard of a venomous constrictor.If they kill by constriction then why the venom?seems like overkill,pardon the pun.I have heard that Hognoses are venomous but could never induce one to bite me to find out and I had one as a pet for nine years.I believe that any venom they have...

I was not aware of the whole belly marking thing.I am going to have to start paying attention to that.I always based my identification on the color of the neck ring and weather it was broken or not.Most snakes I catch down here have yellow neck rings and are unbroken.I have taken that to be...

had bad smoke here in the Lake yesterday.almost like they were burning in the WMA but it was sunny and windy as hell.Wasn't a good day for a burn.

PS I often find them in rotten logs in balls of three to five snakes.

I have never really paid attention to the bellies,I usually check ring color and weather it's broken or not but I"d have to say that most every one I"ve found have the markings on the belly.Whats the difference? I have read that southerns have orange rings and that the ring is broken.I have...

What is it you like.I assume your referring to Millville/ Bevan WMA.Buckshutem Swamp is a first rate cedar swamp.Best to explore it now before the Autosports parks starts up or the whole time your there you'll feel like you have your head in a hive of bees.A real nice cedar bog down in...

I can't tell.not enough pixels.I try and blow it up and it fuzzes out.Looks possible from a distance.

Thats was my sentiments also Guy. I appreciate them wanting to memorialize the man but on public property and on a historical foundation I"d deem that inappropriate. It's not bad enough we have to be reminded of death and mayhem every time we take a ride to the store.Roadside memorials...

yes if it crawled away slowly it was most likely a rat. A racer would have sped away at high speed.The only place your likely to see racers in the barrens are in or around fields and junk.In the deep woods it was most likely a rat.

those are three ways,also a black rat has keeled scales which make it look shiny,a race has smooth scales which make it look flat black.

was that even put there legally?