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I have one that lives under the shed. It climbs tree's and eats well in the garden.

And you can use them in NJ at a private range. ;) Shooters in Little Egg has a very nice 150 yd outdoor range, long guns only, in addition to their indoor lanes. No problem with my .300 wm or .44 mag at either. A very nice facility.

Someone has cooked up a special fly for this season. :eek:

Not Pines related, but good stuff none the less :D

Lots of mixed messages from government. Feds have closed Yellowstone NP at the gates along with several others and some remain open, including NRA's. I'll have to check out the Toms this afternoon. The TCA is open all year. :D

You can own both, I do

Fortunately I did not see your post. No, that is not what I mean. There is a large community in Lakewood that has expanded and live in other towns (Jackson, Brick, Toms River, Howell) that border Lakewood. Some of those folks not following the guidance are the reason those other towns...

It is not just Lakewood.

The numbers, by town, in Ocean County. https://www.ochd.org/covid-19-case-totals/

Ocean County closes all parks. https://ocscanner.news/2020/03/31/ocean-county-to-close-all-parks-today/?fbclid=IwAR2zNmILPU5HIAFTGWhpYhEtzhdNcHN4Q-Co-bKsTtSwUQ-LMrffU3JYFp0

Some reasons being aired as to why the high numbers for NY & NJ. https://www.nj.com/news/2020/03/heres-why-new-jersey-and-new-york-are-the-epicenter-of-the-coronavirus-pandemic.html

Governor has clarified some stuff; From NJ TV "Murphy has issued additional clarifications to Executive Order 107, pertaining to which businesses are allowed to operate: In a reversal, New Jersey will now allow firearms businesses to operate in light of new federal guidance that identifies...

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There are many photog's earning a living using their cell phones, they have come a long, long way.

Until an area gets more testing in place you just don't know. As testing sites came online the numbers made dramatic jumps. Toms River just opened one at Ocean County College yesterday; watch the numbers for that area. The commuter area's are prime for high numbers, no surprise, and that's...

As some studies begin to show results, things may be getting ready to go downhill, but this is the result of just one study. Hoping others dispute it. Virus Transmission Study PDF

The issue is not with the bills, but of storing your financial info in company computers, banks included. Capital One is an example, over 100 million and 80K had their bank accounts accessed. If someone is that lazy that its to much to key in 20 or so digits, just keep them on a thumb drive...

Just do not save your method of payment on the company or banks web site or you may be wishing for contaminated mail. :siren:

Look along the coast, about the same weather we have here. And you get a bonus; in addition to ticks, you get black flies for free!