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I had a grey squirrel run up my arm and launch off my shoulder onto a tree after i reached in a trash can and flipped a pizza box over I saw it crawl under.I meant to scare the bejabbers out of the squirrel but instead we scared the bejabbers out of each other.My Dad shot one once and then...

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We have a few real nice white pine groves down in Belleplain as well.One is quite large and nice but within earshot of 47.Another is quite small but back in the boonies and all you can hear is the wind through the needles. The nice thing about the big grove is it's old enough you really can't...

Yes Fox kits is the term I"ve always heard used.

PS one mammal I"ve never seen is a mink.I have seen weasels twice and I think I saw a Bobcat once but it was too fast to be certain,

I had a grey fox approach to within ten feet of me one dusk in Menantico Swamp north of 49.I was camouflaged and sitting next to a deer trail hoping to touch a deer.A feat I never accomplished except when My dog run a fawn into my leg once and I caught it.The fox did not see me but it stopped on...

I saw a grey fox a few days ago run across East Ave just about 50 yards south of the Bridgeton Line in Fairfield twp and from property my job owns and onto someone elses property.Just along the little swamp behind my job.

I"ve been on this group about a year now.

It is kind of isolated back there even if it is closer to civilization then much of Wharton.You either have to cross private property or wade the Nescohague or take the long tight drive you took to get back there.

You do realize if a beaver built that then by this time tomorrow it will be back there:-) I say if you can't beat em, eat em! The tail is a delicacy!

Jase is the man! Don't know who i like better,Him or the old man.

I also hadn't done a lot of exploring on the west side because I considered it too close to syphilisation but last year I changed my mind and checked the area out pretty well.It's a very nice piece of woods.A few more cycle yahoos then the deeper woods but still very nice woods.Lot of low woods...

I actually held that weight till about age 25 then climbed gradually till about 191 at 32.I then met my second and present wife and it was all over but the eating!

I once walked up on a squirrel hunter who was intently scanning the tree tops.We were both on an old woods road.I walked up to within 20 ft of him before he saw me.he nearly jumped out of his skin.He became immediately irate and told me he could have shot me.I asked him when the last time it was...

Thats why I usually drive in the woods with my window down or at least cracked so I can hear the cycles coming up on me.

WEll I would delete the thread but this laptop will not let me do it.Every time I try delete it freezes up.If I can get back on the tower I can delete it from there but it's about shot.takes over and hour to warm up if it ever does.might be the monitor.Gonna get it checked one last time and if...

https://www.foxnews.com/science/spotted-lanternfly-invading-virginia-and-pennsylvania-could-be-most-destructive-species-in-150-years

https://www.foxnews.com/science/strange-carved-stone-found-buried-under-new-jersey-river-puzzles-locals.amp?fbclid=IwAR1VOyyGhjRVVvL6xvIh0RE7hFKLJgli7cKIdScZcViob2bq6jYnPZAu4Ek

Not that I remember.They look like slabs of cedar shoved into the ground.The stones around them are from the 1800's so I assume these are the same age.Cedar and Cypress really last forever it seems.

They wiggle like that because thats how they climb trees by getting their scutes (belley scales) caught in the bark and inching their way up.