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thank you, very good article. I have family that have shot coyotes in VT that have went over 50 lbs. I guess the coydog thing was just made up at one time. I have family that live in caladonia county VT. this is their local paper.

could not find the article, to many to look through, the blue on white just kills my eyes. growing up in vermont coyotes were always called coydogs. my family lives about 5 miles from canada on the edge of the north east kingdom, my brother in law works in a local lumber yard with a lot of guys...

I get around fine in the pines with it. just checking to see what trail ride ment. back when I was younger I had a toyota with 36" swampers and built to the gills, most of my trail rides were just tooling around the pines with family almost every sunday nothing hardcore, checking out points of...

quote "...it would be cool someday if some of us went on a nice trail ride..." nice pictures, count me in on a trail ride, I have a stock 2000 cherokee classic with 225/75r16 mt kumho tires so I really don't go in anything to crazy, plus I can't bring my self to beat up the truck, I just...

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nice buck, about 1 1/2 years old? best eating deer in the woods. I harvested my heaveist deer in the pines on doe day in zone 21, dressed weight of 90 lbs. it had one white ear, maybe a little piebald? I also harvested a 50 lbs. spike on the second day of shotgun, right after that snow storm...

great pictures! thats a very large coyote. I have a scouting camera but I have not set it up yet. I can't wait until some one catches a bear on a scouting camera in the pines, it's only a matter of time, I hope the pictures would get posted here, maybe some one already has them. dragoncjo, the...

looks like coon scat, looks like a lot of seed and acorn content, which is common in coon droppings. fox and coyote would have a lot of hair and small bone fragments from eating small critters whole. chris

I know of a 137lbs. buck harvested in the bamber lake area in 2002, my hunting is all done in the FRM area and north of lacey rd. and my largest buck dressed out at 75 lbs. I have seen a lot of large antlers in the pines but no body weight.

dressed weight, or antler size?

I was told recently of a school system in n.j. that is mixing their diesel with used oil from fryers, very interesting.

fall web worm. if you looked inside the tent you should have found small green and yellow caterpillars.

I have not seen these cleared areas yet, is it like the areas that were cleared on webbs mill rd. and jones rd.? There are two areas in double trouble that were cleared in 1991 that had some thing to do with a forest management plan. There are two sings hidden by over grown pines, I can't...

wow, I think I found out why I couldn't read ben story link, didn't look at the date of the start of the thread, I'd say it was a while ago.

pomeroy crossroads was named after donald pomeroy, who died while fox hunting in the area. he lost control of his truck and hit a pine tree. the marker was put there by his friends and the nj sporting dogs association as a rememberence and so people would start to use the name pomeroy...

my mother got bit by a brown recluse on her stomach while doing yard work at her house in Toms river a while back. the location of the bite turned into a nasty ulcer that almost looked like a hole rotted in her, she had to have a skin graft in that area. has any one at this site ever found one...

I was shown google earth the other day, simply amazing! you could see 2 people in my in laws pool and one person walking up the driveway.

wow! thats a lot of rats. looks like a bunch of frozen lasagnas.

oceanport? how would a bear just show up in a area like that, it would have to travel through some very populated areas just to get their, I was in oceanport today working hoping to catch a glimpse. growing up in vermont it was rare to see a bear, you might see one any where in jersey now, the...

saw a black racer about 4.5-5 foot long out back of our barn at work on 4/20, that really hot day last week. we have a healthy population of chipmonks and field mice around the barn, no doubt he was on the hunt.