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Nice pics and video! Is it ever going to rain again?

Great pics! Thanks for sharing.

You can pretty much find anything on the net if you GOOGLE it.

We have a winner! You got my vote! Mike

Your all welcome! It's amazing what you can see out there in a canoe, a different perspective than just hiking on land and less chance for chiggers.

I think it was 3-4 weeks ago. No one has been up there in years at least by water. There was an over grown trail to the peat moss bales. It would make a great canoeing creek if there were less obstacles. There was plenty of water for the canoe.

This was not from my report to the state. Keep an eye on the NJ Fish and Wildlife White tailed deer page for future updates of the EHD epidemic. As to whether your domestic animals are at risk, I suggest you contact Dr. Douglas Roscoe at 908-735-6398. He is from the Department of...

AMEN to that!!! The weather is perfect!

I found a article on NJ Fish and Wildlife's web site about the deer kills.

Its near Carranza. That would be a sure bet.

I bush whacked up the Roberts Branch in my canoe a few weeks ago, these are some of the pics from the trip. This is not your typical lazy river paddle. There's plenty of water for the boat but lots of fallen trees in the way. We only made it about 1.5 miles up in there and finally gave up...

There was not much of a water level difference on either side of the beaver dam when I was there. I think it's just from the lake backing up the creek. If you never canoed the Cedar Creek I highly recomend it. It's a great trip!

I just found this article that was in last weeks Star Ledger about deer kills in NJ. Quote from the article: "On Sunday, canoeists reported seeing about 15 dead deer on the Mullica River in Wharton State Park near Hammonton and Shamong. "The carcasses were reportedly found by smell," noted...

WOW!!! I can't believe I got a responce from NJ Fish and Wildlife on the email I sent them. Not much of a message but maybe someone will look into this. Hopfully the Dr. will reply to my message, I will keep you informed. This is the responce I got from them: Thanks for your message which I...

I copied and pasted another article about the EHD but it said the post had to be reviewed by the mods. Maybe it was too large of post. It does state that when the deer become infected the get a high fever and seek out water. Possibly why they are dead in the water.

Very nice pics! I canoed the Cedar Creek about a month ago. Put in on Lacey rd. and took out at rt.9, we were supposed to go a little further to a beach in Lanoka Harbour for take out but we ran out of light. The creek was great! Very clean and clear especially for cedar water. The creek only...

Well I just Googled deer dying and found many articles about it mostly in the south east and western PA. Here is one article I cut and pasted from the search. Whats is very interesting the article states, is that once the deer become infected with the disease they seek out water immediately...

It doesn't seem like the fires would be the cause to me. If they were killed in the fire they would still be laying in the woods. As I said before there has not been any significant rain that would be capable of washing them into the river or down stream. Going out on a limb here, maybe they...

Well I just sent an email to Nj Division of Fish and Wildlife explaining my findings and attaching my post here also. (I wonder if they will respond):rolleyes:Maybe when:pigfly: It has been fall bow hunting season now for a few weeks. If the deer were wounded by hunters you would think I would...

Hello all I'm new to the site. I have been lurking for a few weeks now and decided to sign up tonight and share what I seen on my canoe trip on the Mullica river. We (me & my GF) canoed from Atsion lake to Pleasant Mills yesterday. (7.5hrs):bang: Along the way we encountered several dead deer...