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I went to the NJ Fur Harvestors convention this year and a guy was demonstrating case skinning a beaver and he said he saves all of the meat for the table. He said it is very good, similar to a stewing beef and does well in slow cooked meals. Always a shame to see a good roadkill of any...

I would take it Jeff but I cannot get up there today. I would think it would be gone by tonight which is the earliest I can get there. Plus it is supposed to hit 60 today. Thanks for the offer.

I just dumped my track from the handheld. 6.4 miles from truck back to truck.

What a beautiful day in the woods. I really liked the lake and the large indian grass field on top of the hill next to the lake. The club that used to be there must have had some great times at that place. Here are some of my pics: Following the leader through the swamp...

I seems that you have been to Laurel Lake.

This was published by NJDEP. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/newsrel/2008/08_0006.htm It is a real shame that somebody could be that disrespectful of such a majestic animal. Scott

I remember that one, it is a beautiful area. I had no idea that there was a club there.

Once again a few little digits cast someone into the ocean. Using a little intuition and 33 yaers of deciphering erroneous field notes' here is what he meant: Latitude 39 degrees 46 minutes and 15.58 seconds Longitude 74 degrees 40 minutes (not 04) and 47.64" Puts you right in the crick at...

Scary stuff eh Steve? They warned us about this kind of stuff in high school in the 70's but we didn't believe it. :)

Never mind. The link doesn't work. For those of you who remember crazy eight, find it on Livesearch and go to birdseye. You can count frogs and you can smell the beaver poo on the bog.

If the link works, here is the "crazy 8" from that trip This Livesearch birdseye rules. http://maps.live.com/#JnE9eXAuYXRzaW9uK25qKyU3ZXNzdC4wJTdlcGcuMSZiYj00My44MzQ1MjY3ODIyMzY4JTdlMzIuNTE5NTMxMjUlN2UtNC43NDA2NzUzODQ3NzgzOSU3ZS02NC4zMzU5Mzc1

I do want to return there this spring to inventory the aquatic toothy critters.

I see your Land Cruiser in the right foreground of the first photo. That's an awesome looking clubhouse. Oh to be there during "deer week" back in the day.

Jeff You never know how they were abandoned or what they were built on. They could have been dozed into the ground and buried. A lot of early gun clubs and other backwoods structures didn't necessarily use block foundations. I just did a Pinelands Application for Development for a guy in...

The same dip yesterday! http://gallery.njpinebarrens.com/showphoto.php/photo/7236 I looked at those other locations last winter and didn't find much other than depressions but they are likely spots too. I will ask some of the old timers that I know about LF Deer Club. Last year my friend...

I left the house a little before 6 yesterday morning to hunt coyote, maybe set some snares and look for 3 gun clubs that have piqued my interest for a long time. I assume the first two were gunclubs only because of their location and remoteness. The first two appear as structures on the Atsion...

Nice pics boys. I was out near Mannis yesterday and it was beautiful. I will post a few pics later.

I am with you Bob. The problem with cats is they're not dogs.

I feel I just read a Chinese arithmetic problem.

Tracker, I have researched this in the past. Read the following synopsis of NJ knife laws from NJ's Criminal Code. http://pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/nj.txt The code gives law enforcement officers a lot of latitude, and rightfully so, to determine if you are carrying any kind of weapon for the...