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Its a good thing she didn't feel threatened. With the calf behind her she would have been pretty protective and might have kicked that guy into next week. I was in Aklaska four years ago in June and we had a lot of mothers with calfs hanging around our campground. I walked past a few on the...

Yeah, go figure. Here I thought Indians in South Jersey were a somewhat recent phenomenon. That is, of course, based only on my limited exposure to them at Dunkin' Donuts and small convenience stores. :mrgreen:

The myth, the legend, finally exposed! Sunday Novemeber 30th tour of the Blue Hole. http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20081117/NEWS01/811170338/1006/NEWS01

I was asked by Terry from NJ Parks and Forestry to post this announcement here for everyone: On Saturday, November 22, at 1pm, Wharton State Forest will present a program about "Early Indian History of South Jersey". Join local experts as they tell the story of the early inhabitants of...

A tagged, gutted deer laying on the side of the road would be like an early Christmas present for a backwoods type. Not that I would know what a backwoods type is. Personally I would have taken it home and made sure it was properly blessed, wrapped and frozen and then I would have placed ads...

I just got back from hauling a boat trailer up fom Delmont below Leesburg and I stopped out at East Point Lighthouse. The bay is very angry today and should be very angry tomorrow with the frontal change. Tomorrow would be a good picture taking day if you like rough seas in your photos...

These are very good directions and will provide the most scenic route once you dump out of 55. 553 is a good road and it gives you the self guided tour of the Delaware Bay coastline with roads for diversions at each old coastal town. The summers in my early dating years with my wife had many...

Thanks for the responses everyone.

I was back there in February and the bridge was out with no signs of any work being planned or done. Has any one been back there lately? Thanks.

Nice avitar Cletus!

Another springer Ed. He is 12 weeks old. http://gallery.njpinebarrens.com/showphoto.php/photo/9586

If it wasn't for the head damage, my theory would have been that someone dragged a roadkill into the woods, gutted it, found a little too much damage and walked away. I have done that more than a few times with road kills but usually I find some salvageable meat. Sometimes you just don't know...

My wife ran scared out of the woods yesterday morning clutching our new puppy. She heard a couple coyotes yipping and howling about a quarter mile into the woods across from our house while walking the dog. The area where she heard them is a wooded slough used as travel lane for deer. They be...

Bob forgot the really disturbing part. Half of the deer's head was missing as if shot from very close range with a shotgun. There are no firearm deer seasons in right now, so it looks as if the deer was the victim of illegal and wasteful activity.

You're right, the exact location of that stand is really easy to determine from the photos. It is in the middle of the 10,000+/- acre Parker Preserve in a pine tree. Can't miss it. We spent about two minutes there and disturbed nothing. This hunter, with his mechanical feeder and camera...

Buying a shotgun for a 10 year old is not an unusual event for a child who is raised around guns and hunting Ben and certainly doesn't indicate a survivalist attitude for the parents. I got my first shotgun at 9 so that I had time to practice with my father before getting my hunting license at...

Very subtle Al. I like the way you think. It was a good day in the big woods with great companions and we all enjoyed a little bit of tough going with the added rain. Here are the original soggy bottom boys: http://gallery.njpinebarrens.com/showphoto.php/photo/9640 A view of the misty...

For those that are interested, this is a worthwhile organization. http://www.njquailproject.org/ Y-Buc Bill from this site is involved. The state is getting involved as well.

I have had springers for over 20 years but I gave up on native birds around 1991. Haven't seen a quail down here since 1991 and grouse are gone too. I refuse to hunt pen raised birds in a WMA with the Orange Army. At least springers are great all around companions in the woods.

Fish and Wildlife recently created this web page containing public hunting lands throughout the state. http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/hunting_publicland.htm As you will see, the pines are very well represented. Scott