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My guess is the weather. Wharton is having a hike this Saturday to look for them.

A lot is coming from the Oak catkins, worse than the pollen IMO, clogs everything up, including the dogs hair :eek:

They definitely rub their antlers to remove the velvet, but that's a once a year thing. Their heads probably come in contact as well as the rest of their body.

I guess nothing is certain in this world. If it really wants you, it will get you. But if I were concerned about what walks around in the woods, and I'm not, I would carry it. As I said, IMO it's better than just screaming, the odd's are it will deter the animal, but you have to use it...

I doubt it, NJ is a liberal state. I have a couple canister's from our early Yellowstone/Grand Teton trips packed away somewhere. I'm sure to find them when the valves start leaking. :siren: Since then we donate the canister's to the backcountry office when we were leaving. You do not need...

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No rain here yet today, but its very wet out and more rain is on the way.

Same here with thunder and lightning. Should be all gone in a couple hours here.

Radars showing its about to cross over from PA.

The one I bought has the 7.5 amp battery and the quick charger. The battery is heavy, 6-7 lbs, I can't see it being useable on a handheld tool for any length of time. They also have 2.0, 2.5, 4.0 and 5.0 amp batteries. I updated my post to the mfg stated run and charge time, and it appears...

Uh Oh. That cannot be good. :eek:

The charge is said to last about 60 minute or so, that's what the info says and its born out on the reviews. A recharge takes about half the time, at least the first one did. I don't have much grass, maybe 4-5k sq ft, but there is a lot of 'natural' stuff I try to keep at bay. I do not bag...

I went to start my trusty Snapper and it let me down. It's been happening a lot lately. This time, after taking good care of it for the winter, I filled the tank, primed it, and it started right up. Then the smell of gasoline pouring out of it. It always happens with a full tank. Clamped the...

I was going to post a picture, but... ;)

I have a bag full of GD tie-dyed t-shirts from days past. :eek:

Have you seen the video of him rescuing the Bald Eagles that were tangled together? If not, it is attached. ;) Dangerous stuff.

I took the liberty to contact Ben Wurst about the nest. He is the Osprey Project coordinator. If they deem it a hazard to drivers they may likely move the nest as it will get messy once the pair start feeding any chicks. http://www.conservewildlifenj.org/protecting/projects/osprey/ There...

What I find amazing is how they can expand to the size they do without bursting when they are engorged. Their skin, or whatever you call it, must be extremely pliable .

A sign of the times; the digital revolution. https://www.hatchmag.com/blog/nature-deficit-disorder-yes-its-thing/7714583?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=weekly