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I swam up that spring in a wetsuit once!

I use the Magellan because I like being able to make my own Aerials/maps and put as many as I want to on the sd card and roll.There is a 2 gig limit per map.Any map larger then that will not work on the triton.I keep most of my maps below 100 megs and just make a lot of maps to cover the area.I...

They don't make Triton anymore.Probably have to go with a garmin but you shouldn't lose recepption.The map you put on it would probably be their aerials? I know garmin severely limits the size of maps other then theirs you can download in order to force you to use their maps which is why I"ll...

Pink is up down here in Cumberland County,Three 14 inch spikes and half a dozen three inchers with probably 50 more on the way

I carry a map of the Barrens in my head,Sorry I can't upload it for you. It's just a basic road map but I use a Magellan Triton handheld GPS for finer stuff like stone ;ocations and hard to hit islands in the swamps. Gettin lost ain't that bad.It helps to build that head map a little bit better...

Cameras,License plates,Big Fines. Newspapers it would stop

Good For You!

I just got back on ancestry last week?My Mom and my wifes Mom will be in this one.You know your old if you live long enough to see yourself in the census.Mother in law is still with us.

I love to walk in the rain but when I had to wear glasses I had the same problem.Then I got cataracts and they put new lenses in my eyes,presto! I can now walk in the rain.I still use glasses for driving,my vision is good enough without them for walking or city driving but travelling at high...

I wouldn't know who owns the most.If I"d have to guess I"d go with Haines but it's just a guess

Where did I mention Whibco? Whibco stands for whitehead brothers and is a sand mining company down here in cumberland county????

His name is Mark, He's good people Bob:-)

Bill Haines owner of thousands of acres of cranberry bogs and Pine Barrens woodlands.Probably biggest owner of property in the barrens outside of the state.

Don't know.No longer follow him.Haven't been out to his setup in about twenty years.I was a standard course grad in 82 but came away disillusioned with TBJ.Stopped at the school on Forked River about 2000,ain't been back since

and Bob they probably leave that info out on purpose.It wouldn't occur to them that some of us may actually know those woods better then they do.I"d say let the dogs have a go first without messing up the scent but if the dogs can't find em let us have a go at it.Or TBJ but he is gettin old now.

I have seen video of deer actually eating meat so figured dog food was a possibilty

I have never heard of anyone in forty years of going there being hassled about driving to the pit or above it for that matter but it's tight up there. If the road was the issue I think Haines would block it.I think he's just covering himself if you get hurt there.

Will deer eat dog food? Are they baiting for coyote?

some of it is state and some Haines. Haines usually has his property pretty well signed. I watched him on an interview once.he said he was'nt so concerned with people enjoying nature being on his land but he does not want cycles and ATV"s on his land.He does allow an Enduro to go through every...

Boyd this spot at the dead end is one of my favorite spots also. Your in a bowl and can see nothing but stunted pines.Alsothespoton the eastern side you linked to is one of the best views as you say.Walked up on a nekked woman in a lawn chair there once.Never know what you'll see in the Barrens:-)