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Thanks for those shots Bob. I've spent a good amount of time behind the lake looking for a certain slithering animal. I've really been trying to locate a good intact cedar swamp, but it seems much of that sort of thing isn't there, due to heavy agr. use. I did find a small intact cedar swamp...

Ok that is fair. I've had dealings with Fred and all were positive. He went/and is going out of his way to protect some vernal pools that continually get monster trucks driven through them. I understand the plights of both the ORV and conservation community. But I've seen so much destruction...

Recognize alot of those spots, especially the fallen garage by the blueberry fields. That area was very dry in the summer good to see it filling back up. Did any of you happen to find any large in tact at. white cedar swamps? Preferable, behind the lake(north).

Grendel, I bet you these things could sniff out a trail cam. If there is cougar here passing through, then that area around 206 would be the spot....gets pretty wild by rockwood road.....and lots of those savanahs.

46er have you had other dealings with Fred. Just curious since it seems you have established an opinion on his character?

Al, the bobcat was at Manumuskin. Grendel, is your buddies last name Hartman that saw the cougar?

I've seen quail in cape may county....were they extirpated in much of NJ? What is their story?

Al, those tracks were from....well were you get your name from. I did actually see a bobcat out there but briefly and with no picture I don't talk about it much. Grendel, thanks for the clarification I always wondered about the ones in the wet sand. If you look back at some previoius posts...

That was my fear....looks like he got burned. I'm guessing many box turtles and spotteds died during that blaze, as they burrow in pine needles. Was hoping he was alive.:(

Jim, that is a spotted turtle was he dead?

The turtle is a male, Guy is right. The other way to tell is males have a curve in their plasteron, and a lip of sorts on the back of their shell. Males normally have very colorful heads too, while females normally are more bland. Males also will normally be found more often late in the...

Guy, I was there too today. I was suprised, I expected it to be worse. It was interesting to see how resilent this environment is to fire. I did bump into of forestry guy who was totally dumbfounded as to why I was out there....I explained didn't do much good.

Nah not Penn State.....I'll show you sometime.

Brandon, Bob and I can show you one that I believe is quite old. Even if it isn't real old it is certainly very nice. It has some buzztails in it too.

If anyone goes out exploring on foot in the burned area could you take note of any dead critters. I'm doing a bit of personal data collecting on how forest fire effects certain animals. My main interest is in any turtle, snakes, frogs that are seen dead. If you see something live and want to...

Mark, those two spot you indicated are awesome forest.......I was going to use that as an example also.

My understanding is it is just east of parkdale, south/southwest of atsion lake, just west of 206. If I'm right it forms a triangle with 206, parkdale road, and chew road. This is just what I figured based on news reports.

While I love seeing the pines burn....I hope everyone who lives around there is ok. Doesn't Scott(redneck) live around there too?.......Hope you guys around Pesleton stay clear of it.

Any shot there are horse hoofs? I spend lots of time off bailey and haven't seen a bear....though the woods is deep and wild there.

I like how many people were charging five bucks for parking on there yards.....those people had to make some nice money that day. Guy the woods was dead Bob and I were exploring some nice cedar swamps and didn't see a sole in the woods.....I wasn't complaining though.