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My Lab will fight if attacked but she ran up to the Doberman to say hi and the Doberman attacked her and she fought back.The Doberman was on a leash and was probably protecting her people from what she saw as a threat.My fault for not having her on a leash but I don't know how to leash train a...

I found all the canoeing streams either through John Parnes "Canoeing NJ Pine Barrens" and Through Ben Gertlers "Canoeing New Jersey" and later by checking out aerials and topos and going down and throwing a boat in. Never needed signs.If you want to know where to go we now have the internet and...

Well sudden drop offs don't affect people that can swim,if You can't swim you should be in a pool or life guarded beach and not a blue hole.The 15 degree drop is like six feet underwater.Your already drowned at that point and I have never had that small of a drop throw me into shock. I still...

Mace? For what? People?Other dogs? Never heard of macing dogs.Wonder if it affects dogs? Dogs are so fast it'd be hard to hit one.

I wonder what they mean by a blue hole being "dangerous waters"? Any water is dangerous if you can't swim and if you can swim a blue hole is no more dangerous then a swimming pool.No rip currents,no current at all actaully,clear water so you can see what your stepping on.I"d definitely keep a...

I used to take my Black Lab with me bushwacking all the time.She was a good trail dog and never left the trail till I started taking her off trail at six months of age,now you can't keep her on the trail.She is not leash trained and I regret this because I cannot take her where I might run into...

Spent more time then I"d like to remember at "Camp Dix" :-)

I was just getting ready to ask if that youngun got chiggers when i scrolled down and seen your comment:-). Also I threw my dog off that bridge third pic down.She was hot and looking for a way to get to the crik but the brush was too thick for her to get through and I didn't feel like pushing...

I found that well whilst looking for the graves. I love old wells,almost fell into the one next to Batsto Godfreys Bridge road.Didn't know it was there and when I seen it I walked closer not knowing that grass was over hanging the edge.Almost went in. Guy you do seem to be a Rattler magnet.

When I was about sixteen I was playing basketball at the Union Lake court when I noticed a squirrel jump up onto the edge of a 55 gallon drum used for a trash can.He them jumped down into the can.I decided to sneak over and scare the ever lovin crap out of him.I went into full stalk mode.I crept...

Everyone needs a sign.

Had one out to menantico about ten years ago in broad daylight jump out of a tree and soar to the ground at the base of a tree not six feet from me.I hopped over to check the critter out and he was gone.There was a hole in the base of said tree hid by brush at ground level.Something tells me he...

Thats a Red Eft. The second stage or land stage of a Red Spotted Newt. They emerge from the water where they were tadpoles and walk the land in this stage for generally two years, then for the remainder of their lives they enter the water again and take on a deep olive color but maintain their...

Bob you must have been on the plant hike I missed because of my eye. I wanted to go but was afraid to get sweat in my eye and get it infected and it was hot as hell that day.

i was thinking you were here.but then again I was making the same assumption Guy was that this was taken on our PBX hike. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.34889474917632&lng=-74.96164697807313&z=17&type=nj2012&gpx=

Okay.That was after we left the bridge and walked past the Prickly Pear area and foundation made of red brick.I"ve been down that road once since then,about two months ago.I should have remembered it:-)

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.3496953667476&lng=-74.9903305212784&z=17&type=nj2007&gpx= the old road that we found the burnt out jalopy on.The jalopy set just off the west side of the road.

could it be the road that heads south at this point here? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.302675695872914&lng=-75.13175267379762&z=17&type=nj2007&gpx=

Can't say as I do know where that is Bob.I can think of dozens of spots right down here in Bevan where old roads that have been gated and disused for quite some time look like that.That appears to be high ground with pines and bluberry .Also a cedar swamp road on the south side of the Mullica...

I don't know but my theory as to how the Bacon surname developed was as a deterrent to Arab Ships in the Barbary Pirate days. No Muslim would mess with a ship that had Bacon at the helm!