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there is some areas up in jackson where the trees are stiped clean also, the state did some large scale arial spraying in these areas, I think there timing was a little off. I went on a estimate today in wall and the peoples landscape was crawling with gypsy moth larva.

allaire has nice trails, only problem with mountain biking in the pines is you end up pushing your bike through a lot of unrideable sugar sand. double trouble has some nice trails if you get away from the village and get out towrds the power lines. a lot of fire cuts that are rideable with very...

I have a 00 xj with small mud tires I tool around the pines in, no real mudding,that was in my younger days, I think you may have a 00 xj also.

there is also a echo lake and echo lake park in howell twp. it is on maxim-southard rd.

just about $90.00 dollars a week to fill my truck, a 1987 tercel is looking mighty good to get me back and forth to work every day. ben, what does it cost to take mass transit for a week? kind of feal bad for the people that have to travel that far to go to work, but what i have been told that...

I remeber that, I remember walking down a road out in the woods over in the bamber area and the moths were just flying every where.

its gonna be a real bad gypsy moth year, I went on a few calls last year where the larva ate some blue spruce bare which in return killed the trees, went on another call to check egg sacks on some oaks, stopped counting at 600 and that was only the ones I could see and that was a small property...

tryed solarcane once for chafing, bad move felt like my groin was on fire.

foxylady, I remember a documentary about fox hunting in the pines in the mid to late 80's, I think it was on njn? couldn't find it in their catalog, maybe it was a segment in another documetary about the pines. I would love to see it again. I ran out of gas back in the FRM area a few years ago...

most likley feeders left in the woods by hunters. some have photocels and release food 1/2 hour before and a 1/2 after sunset, fancy ones you can set the times you want it to feed, although they feed at a normal time deer would be feeding, the deer learn very quickly if you are hunting over that...

thought of that after the fact, does make sense though.

very disrespectful to do to any animal, I think the coon sent is for training coon hounds, maybe it was put on the pelt and used for laying down a sent trail to train, but why would you hang it in the tree?

looks like death warmed over.

I think it might have to do with mineral content.

austrailia has such a bad problem with feral cats that they are hunted like a game animal. I have never seen a bobcat in the pines, seen them in vermont while deer hunting, very cool animal, almost ghost like, one second it's there next second it's gone very silent and very well camoflaged.

I had a shapie hunting in my back yard over the weekend, he sat on my fence watching the tall grass for a good 10-15 minutes befor he moved on.

I think at the time the book was wrote maybe 563 was the sand road? I have a april 27, 1969 issue of the sunday today Philadelphia inquirer magazine with fred on the cover in front of his home cutting wood and it looks like the haines bogs in the background

I have seen one grouse in the pines, it flew across the road in front of my truck on webbs mill rd. right after you pass over webbs mill branch, very shocked to see it. there was a area in jackson I used to hunt that had a very large population of them, almost every time you would walk through...

very good article, that must have been some sight seeing a helicopter with a fire tower in tow flying over the pines even for that short of a distance. ever see the fire tower in lakewood, looks kinda out of place.

my mom lives in westfield in orleans county, very wild country, my stepdad hit a bear on rt. 242 along with a few very large deer, one of wich absolutely tore a mazda 626 apart, not like the 100 lbs. jersey deer. I have only seen one bear and that was in souther vt. seen mostly cow moose but saw...