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After seeing that the carcass had been dragged, I put the camera back out on Thursday morning. Unfortunately, I filled the card in one day with buzzards and a few eagle pics. Never got to see a coyote. The eagle close-up and personal.

It's how we roll !

The first to find last week.

My wife and I pulled a road kill deeper into the woods last Thursday and put a camera over it to watch the transformation. Vultures found it immediately as expected but tonight, a bald eagle just a few minutes before I pulled the camera. He was there several times today. I would have thought he...

I agree 100%Bob. What the $#@* is wrong with people ? :D

They do have quite a range Boyd and in my woods they make brief appearances while searching for food. The key to successfully hunting them is scouting daily to make sure they are frequenting the same place and "putting them to bed" at night. Putting them to bed involves finding their roosting...

If we had a State Plane it would probably need to be a C-130 Hercules, given the extraordinary gubernatorial payload it would have to transport. :)

Please provide Lat/Lon or State Plane Coordinates for location. Thanking you in advance. :)

No need to be careful unless you look like a male turkey and walk low to the ground. Starting Monday, the turkey season statewide goes into full swing and runs until May 26. I have an E and a D permit this year. I get Saturdays with the E and late day hunts with the D. Here's the rundown...

Negative on the Marty Robbins ninemileskid. No hard feelings. I don't just dislike the Dead, I actually hate them. Just ask Bob. :) I can't explain why that is. Maybe it was my upbringing. If you want to listen to a kid (36 years old is a kid to me) that pulls off the old country sound of...

Eeeee Gads ! You know, I used to like you. :)

This is why NJF&W legalized taking a coyote during turkey season several years ago. You sit motionless in full camo in dense woods with only your eyeballs showing and you make realistic calls that sound like a turkey. Now who doesn't like a good turkey dinner ?

Didn't they have a crappy taste ? :)

An old one from 1973. I wasn't really a fan but the man has passed away and he deserves some respect.

You sir, are the Man ! I also very much appreciate the fact that you took your girlfriend on this nightmarish yet educational adventure. I met my wife in the woods back in the 70's. I dragged her through the woods everywhere I went and we still do everything together. If your girlfriend enjoyed...

I played with my new tripod and PhoneSkope for a few minutes at the truck on Saturday but it was futile. We had sustained 20 mph winds with gusts to 30+ all day.

I love that area and frequently take the 1 hour and 20 minute ride just to shoot groundhogs. The hunting was sub-par on Saturday because of the cold a.m. start and the relentless wind but my friend and I hunted almost 9 hours on Saturday, mainly because we didn't want to leave the serenity.

Beautiful photos. I was on the west side of the Cohansey opposite Dix on Saturday whacking groundhogs on a farm that borders a tributary and the ospreys were out in force. We saw several carrying fish in their talons headed back to their nests.

That sounds like a good read Guy. I wish I could make it past two pages of Fur, Fish, Game before I am sawing wood for the night. :)

I try and run a high BAC as much as possible but it doesn't seem to affect them. Maybe they are seasoned professionals like me. :guinness: