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Thanks Boyd. One of our guys is toying with it as we speak. I also emailed the GIS people at NJDEP this morning to see what the reason is for the ownership redaction. I bcc'd you on that.

Thanks Boyd. We have ArcGIS and two of our new engineering hires (young guys fresh out of Rowan) know how to use it. I think. :D

George, Rosedale killed 38. Clementon killed 36. My oldest son hasn't hunted for 15 years and this year he jumped back in full bore. He spent 4 days with me in PA and club-hunted Jersey with Clementon as a guest on Monday and killed a spike. On Friday, he was riding through the woods off...

Yep. Frustrating.

As I said Guy, the process I described is not too difficult, just a few more steps using a combination of Geoweb and NJACTB and you will still get what you need in most cases. Give me a call if you want to discuss.

The change was made over the weekend Guy, apparently. I was using the Geoweb on Friday afternoon at around 4:00 p.m. looking at ownership of some crappy lots in Voorhees and saw that they were owned by people in FL. Today, I went to check the ownership of one of them and Poof !, ownership is...

Sad. Another piece of my childhood gone. He was certainly the more serious musician in the bunch. The next thing you know, we're going to hear that two of the Banana Splits have passed away. Celebrity deaths seem come in threes. I hope it isn't Fleegle or Snorky.

Ford F-250 or F-350 based on the stance. '79 ish body style too.

My first Ford pickup truck was bought new in 1982 at Medford Ford. The passenger door light switch was an option back then. When you opened the passenger door it did not turn on the interior light! I bought the truck new off the lot and it didn't have the switch. I paid extra for a chrome step...

Wow, Guy that's nicer than what I remember! I'm liking that Ford pickup. Looks like an F-250 with the bone stock 16.5" x 8 lug wheels. It's probably still out there.

I practiced delinquency there many times in the 80's when it was the dumpy old Villa D. It was a jumping off point on Saturday nights before running the pole line off Gravelly Hollow Road and the Stump Dump in Medford for loud, drunken bonfires. I was young and stupid back then. Now I am just...

Very sad. Thank you for posting this.

Clementon Gun Club is a very safety conscious club and run by some very educated and dedicated people. One of their main woods captains is a college friend of mine. They strive to have as many standers as possible in trees so that much of the shooting is toward the ground. I am not aware of any...

Clementon is off to a good start with 9 deer on opening day. My son shot a long spike and his buddy, who is a member, killed a nice eight.

Tomorrow is the start of NJ six-day 2021. The clubs down the street are buzzing with activity. My older son is hunting as a guest with Clementon Gun Club tomorrow, and he is really looking forward to it. Weather doesn't look great at this point but the deer will be there. Good luck to the...

The moon just keeps on crankin' ! I walked back to the bogs near my house without a light this morning in search of wayward waterfowl. No takers. Two extended bow hunters were in their stands and no youts to be found. This was a twenty five minutes before sunrise.

Wow. It really is composed of green cheese !

Here is a link to a hike I organized with PBX back in 2008 around those bogs. Most of the picture links are dead but Teegate's photos still live on !! https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/the-bog-slog-a-pbx-hike.5029/#post-55385

Constable Bridge is under the cursor on the map in the attached Boyd's Maps link. If you toggle through the various maps, you will see that the bogs to the north and west, known as Constable Bogs, were there at least as far back as 1885 according to Cook's Map. The amount of work it took to...

I wouldn't say most people Guy, I would say people who don't pay attention. The early youth firearm deer hunts started 26 years ago in 1995.