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I knew my camo was good but I didn't realize it was that good!.I can remember you doing that slide but can't remember where I was.

Is that me at the far end of the ice? I can almost remember you doing that but can't for the life of me remember where it was.

Same here,If I don't know I keep Mum but still read the post and look at every one. some day I"ll know one.

Gabe the Dividing Creek tributary is an earthen dam with an old road across it.You could still drive it except for trees across it and access to the area is gated by state gates or closed off by sand plant. Al;so did you notice the kiln just north of your feature on Indian Cabin Branch? I think...

I would assume I was right on the money since at Mordecai I exactly hit the end of the 1808 road using coords I got off of Boyd's LIDAR and I used the same map to get the coords for the Buckshutem Dam.I did not try the lower damn by the power line but it may yie4ld something since the swamp is...

Are the bumps in the image trees or bumps on the ground? Perhaps their old cradles and pillows from a once mud free swamp bottom?

Could it be the LIDAR is seeing through the muck and moss to the sand pan under the mud? Could it be seeing either and old road or sand berm piled on an old dam that is now buried under four or five ft of mud?It's soupy mud,perhaps it doesn't register as solid ground which believe me it isn't,

I forgot to mention just before i made the first video a Barred Owl out in the swamp across the crik hollered Who Cooks For You?! I hollered back Sweetpea! (My pet nane for Momma) he must have been satisfied for he left it at that

I followed a barely discernible ditch that may just have been a game trail to the waters edge.At that point it hit the dead water channel and disappeared.there was nothing visible across the water but grassy cedar humps and mud/That would be about the southern end of the western red line.So...

I can lay my tracks down over aerials on other programs so I can a tleast see them but your the only one I know of that has LIDAR. I cannot attach gpx or kml files on the forum or I would post the track and folks could open it up in Google Earth but thats still not helping much because the...

No Bob thats not what I meant.I saw no beaver dam. I think there may have been a beaver dam in the remote past like maybe 100 years or more ago and that one of the floods that hit this drainage occasionally (I have seen a few good ones) piled up sand along an existing beaver dam at the time.Of...

I hit the northern end of Buckshutem Dam today.Some gorgeous woods on the way there,primeval laurel thickets but the last fifty yards turned into a real mess,got tore up.Crawled in along the creek which had absolutely no flow.I found nothing resembling a berm,on heading out i went mor to the...

The road crossing gravelly run yes is Battle Lane.The road crossing Buckshutem Creek is route 555 (Dividing Creek or Narrow Lane rd.)

Ok I must report a defeat on my part. I tried to reach one of the dams today after working the hoot owl shift last night.The dam located here https://boydsmaps.com/#17.00/39.347326/-75.075200/lidar2022hd/0.00/0.00 I tried the approach from the south and walked the old road heading west from 555...

yes they are, their medium sized trees. The cypress along Sluice creek down by South Dennis is quite large and was mentioned as being large over a century ago

I know of two white oaks down here that are bigger around then that but their not post oaks.I still haven't measured them but from measuring trees in bear swamp I"d estimate em to be about 16 ft.

The markers are pieces of slag, I haven't been there in probably fifteen years or more and had a helluva time finding them back then,probably couldn't find them again.They have no names,just pieces of slag half buried in the ground.

This is after all NJ.Best to assume that nothing is permitted. yep could even get in trouble for picking up old bottle a.k.a. trash

My cousin is a bay crabber and deals with Jenkins all the time.I"ve never been in there but he thinks the world of them.