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Now you're talkin crazy!

Worm snakes used to be the only thing I found early in the season usually with ringnecks. Sorry it was the only snake you found. Many of my trips have concluded that way, the first snake was the only snake....

I'd buy a ticket to see a timber in the pines!

Nice! In what general area is this?

That Black Rat snake looks awesome! I personally usually only find racers in the pines and rat snakes on the periphery in the farming areas...

This is a shame... http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/news/14707937.htm

I have a book dated from 1902 that talks about the wildlife of the north east. The first hand accounts of cougars in Jersey and Pa are facinating, but even in Pa, the last recorded one killed was in the mid 1800's. For New Jersey, the book stated none were found in that state since much...

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You must have loved the movie "National Treasure" then!

I just bought a place on Pleasant Stream about 9 miles from the Old Loggers Trail towards the Lycoming Creek. I'll be exlporing that area this weekend, also will be dong some ghost town touring and rattlesnake hunting.

Sorry I missed it! What type of items were uncovered, if any?

There are many of these strategically placed throughout the pines. Most are not numbered and most are probably not for research.

When ya gotta go, ya gotta go.

Nice looking northern water snake.

I remember that infestation well. One of my most memorable moments, though not pleasant, was hiking the APT in Pennsylvania and wishing I had a hat!

pa hiking Did ya ever do any hiking in Lycoming county pa? Specifically the old Loggers Trail in Tiagdacton state forest?

Steve, we'll have to hook up. One reason I don't find many is cause last year I think I only went down once in September. Funny thing about the milks for me is that I have usually found more than one in the same spot. Do you experience that as well. I agree with the variablility, but I have...

Unfortunaley, they are hard to come by. My last cp milk discovery was a yearling I found under a piece of carpet 2 years ago. Fresh out of hibernation, it wasn't very attractive either.

There is the fringe anomally, and of course beauty is in the eye of the beholder. On that same line, a milk snake was found north of philadelphia by a friend of mine that exhibited coastal traits-influence or freak? Doesn't matter. Line 'em up though and the average coastal is a little bit...

Jersey Devil is not scary. Here he is taking a promo shot with my daughter!LOL