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You know, this crime is going to be really hard to solve. After all, it's starting out as a cold case. :D Sorry, that just popped into my head. Merry Christmas everyone!!:)

Some of my cultural musings, since it is not every day that you here about Indians murdering each other.. Three of the (alleged) killers had the surname Singh. I've reviewed a lot of municipal site plans for fueling stations over the years where the applicants had that surname. At first, I...

C'mon Guy! In the immortal words of Fred Rogers, "Won't you be my neighbor?" :) I'd be glad to have you! I took this photo this morning, just a 15 minute walk out my front door while beaver scouting in Wharton. Looks like Maine. Google says only 3 minutes by bicycle. Probably the thousandth...

I am proud to say that I have never fallen victim to the Honey-Do List. I will never be a handyman, but I do like to do vehicle maintenance. (oil and brakes) After 47 years together, my wife gave up on me a long time ago with having me do anything around the house ;)

Congratulations Guy !!! Very good to hear and I know you will enjoy every minute. I can't imagine getting bored in retirement. I am easily amused and can find wonderment in simple things that are found in the woods and on the water. Enjoy!!

And of course, there's this song.

David Bowie was amazingly talented. One of my favorites. It starts slow and keeps rolling up.

I've noticed this tree many times in my 40 years living in here Pestletown. Yesterday, while taking my gun for a walk, I photographed it for the first time. It is located in an area that was carved into active bogs as early as 1870 on the Vermuele maps. Hard to say when the bog operations ceased...

I don't want to live in a world without Boyd's Maps. :(

I think that you would certainly recognize a Fallow Deer, especially a male with the spots and antler palmation.

Guy: "The word “fallow” derives from the Old English fealu, meaning 'brownish-yellow" (taken from the article pasted below) The Fallow Deer has a very long and interesting history, having been distributed around the world by man for multiple purposes. I do know that they are popular on game...

Me neither. I'm involved in several sportsmen's organizations and I would think I would have at least heard a rumor or two.

I received this bulletin yesterday from a member of the NJ Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs who is also a retired Game Warden and the current Chairman of the NJ Fish and Game Council. This will only be in effect in DMZ 23 and DMZ 24 for the regular deer seasons, Hunters must have proper...

I am indeed remiss, but I did mention the start of 6-day a few times in my Access Map-related posts over the last week or so.. :)

Personally, I believe that the only reliable and factual newspaper was Grit. :) https://www.ebay.com/itm/186721349117

I was successful once again in the beaver and otter permit lottery this year and was I awarded both a beaver and an otter permit. The season opens on the day after Christmas so I did some preliminary trap line scouting in Wharton this afternoon to prepare. While traveling in my truck and on...

A quote from NJDEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette, taken from the November 29, 2024 article on NJ.Com as posted here: ...."The survey slashes about 121 miles worth of roads found to range from property boundary lines to hiking trails. In hearings leading up to the new map, NJDEP Commissioner...

That's why I said Boot Hill should open a candy store. If they capitulate, they won't be able to go beyond the end of the active bogs.

The NJDEP video in post #8 is nauseating.

Boot Hill Gun Club might as well open a candy store. This is horrible. The so-called hunting roads, indicated by a dotted line, are mostly lumped up way to the east. Only swamp Road is indicated as a special hunting road in the western part of Wharton. Six-Day is going to be interesting.