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i know of a spot in millville where i can find bullfrogs, and in cedarville, but not very many

very nice, i love the noise they make, very relaxing, it wouldnt be the same walking home late from a long day of herping without hearing them

maybe bigfoot or the jersey devil can help us, :rofl:

there are some programs on njfishandwildlife.com, look around there, maybe someone there could help you, ive got a good understanding of it, just no experience, so i cant really help, its not worth risking injuring an animal

well put

i didnt mean like a chunk of ice but i thought he would die, i had no idea you can see turtles under the ice in winter, thats awesome, and i thought snake stay in there dens until spring, wow, thats cool. i agree now would be a great time to look, i gotta try and make 1 more trip. i heard that...

i guess its safe to say herps are gone for the year, i did see a painted,or redbelly the other day, but i think he was the do do of the turtle world, poor guys probable gonna end up a popsicle, :( , best of luck to him, anyone else seen any herps as of late

and hasnt there been reports all around the world, (yetti, sasquatch, etc) i dont think theres a big foot orgy out in the middle of the pines somewhere, and i saw what was supposed to be big foot on tv walking away from the guys holding the camera, it was definitely a guy in a suit, its one of...

it looked like there was at least one clear trail by a snake, i should check up on it one day and see if i can find it sunning

im still searching for the illusive pine snake, and i came really close to finding one...i went fishing (at a disclosed location) somewhere in cumberland count and found a pine snake burrow, the hole was how people describe it, sand around the hole and what i found made me certain...eggs. my dad...

yes definitely a garter snake, harmless, but they can be mean

i see them everywhere theyre the best

well the pic of the scarlet snake that was put up recently on this site, looked like the scarlet snake had a "shovel" type nose, i guess for digging, maybe they are just underground as you said, and WOW that is THE BEST herping trip ive ever seen, very impressive, i wish i could get a day with...

meant to say threatened, my mistake

very nicely put, would the terrain further south and further north of us have gaps with terrain they dont like, for instance, this is all hypethetical, lets say that florida has a really rocky terrain, for lets say rattlers, but states in between florida and here were all grassland, they...

very tragic indeed, but he knew what he was getting into every time he did his work, for that hes courageous, and im sure all he would say about this whole situation is that the ray was just protecting itself, unfortunatly too well, he said about a year ago, maybe two "if i was to go, i would...

i can say im guilty of holding some snakes i find but for short amounts of time and i know how to hold them, i completely agree with dragoncjo, i just wanted to add that that same rattlesnake is endangered as well as the corn snake, and pine snakes are endangered and you could probably get in...

he was my hero, ive seen every show hes made, i never worried about him being killed by a croc, or probably even a snake, the last thing i would have though is a sting ray, the world is worse off without him, he was an asset to anything to do with wildlife or being a father and husband, and i...

yeah your probably right, im gonna make it a goal to find a copperhead in the pines, or at least try, im gonna ask this guy if he has a pic, and if he does than ill start to consider what he said, i guess i should look near rivers and creek because copperheads like to live near water right?

ive heard stories from someone in millville that said they caught a baby copperhead in there back yard(the house is near menantico) and it bit him in the pinky, after that he decided to let it loose, he deserved it for keeping the snake, but he had markings on his pinky, snake bite? who knows...