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Is it a typical "fat tabby" who's belly is about an inch off the floor? :mrgreen:

Stu, If the tracks were the size of a house cat it would have been a juvinile bobcat if it was one. "SIZE: On average, bobcats measure 17 to 23 inches in height and 25 to 41 inches in length. Males weigh approximately 16 to 28 pounds, while females typically weigh 10 to 18 pounds. The...

Very cool catalog. Steve

Don't link to the album but the photo itself. The best way is to right click on the photo and grab the url. Don't take the url from the address bar.

I've seen Cedar Waxwings in the Pines. The place I've seen them the most often is at Friendship. Steve

Yep, gotta go with King. Steve

I was waiting for that. :mrgreen:

I'm very jealous! I was not able to get to the Pines as I had to work both yesterday and today on a very important project. Even though I was paid a special rate of $100.00 an hour(yeeeee haaaaa!) I was very tempted to not go in today. There is nothing like finding roads in the Pines with virgin...

That's pretty wack.

Cool.

No, I've never let air out in the Pines (well not out of my tires anyway :mrgreen:). While there is a potential of getting stuck, it's not like being on the beach which is all sand. There is solid ground somewhere below the sand roads. Of course, if you do get stuck, you can let the air out...

While I have a 4x4 Escape I have been with folks that have FWD Escapes and they've done pretty well in the sand. Like Guy said, keep your speed up. Steve

Nope, never saw one. Steve

Give us time.

Great article Guy. Excellent job. Steve

Go to his gallery and click on the picture. You get a huge map. Steve

I was well above there. A friend and I went up to Wildcat WMA off of Rt80. There is a Hawk viewing area there that overlooks the Rockaway Valley. No hawks but we did see the Pileated Woodpecker just before we got there. Steve

Never heard of "Quarter Mile Water Hole". Where is it? Steve

For birding and marshes you should look in the Cape May area. As you know Cape May is a world class birding area and you would also be close to the Delaware Bay region, more marshes than you can shake a stick at. There are also many good spots along the coast. Unfortunately the Pine Barrens is...

Gee, I didn't know NJ was poor. With the highest median income in the country you'd think we could afford more rangers. Somehow poor ol' NY has wilderness camping FOR FREE!!!! And somehow they even managed to build lean-tos at some of the sites. Maybe if good ol' Gov Corzine didn't blow all our...