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I overpump the aquifer at the well head at Batona camp. That is my oasis when I am spending a long day in Wharton.

Is there a new stop sign on that road the causes you to intersect with some "misery"? As in Pasadena?

It is always a pleasure to chat with Jess and you. The remote places always have the best things to to see!

LEO can use the existing range at Collier Mills or use one of the many ranges on the base. Why waste the money?

Keith, don't be alarmed if you are in an area that is rarely visited by visitors and someone questions what your intentions are for that particular spot. Some of us are often deep in the pine forest monitoring and cataloging the flora and fauna. If we are suspicious our concerns will be raised...

If you don't mind spending the money, the Sony Cybershot Rx100 II is an incredible camera.

Scoot's is a great place to get bottles...;) http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.77867012942117&lng=-74.73825342926023&z=14&type=hybrid&gpx=

The bend, just in the distance to the right, is a great spot to photograph Wood ducks if you don't mind the hike through the high bush to get there.

Is that the Wading from 563?

I wouldn't be concerned with any Timbers being found in the area of Batona Camp. That sign was put up as a precaution.

Bob, I agree with Chris on his sentiment. Keep a watchful eye on her. There are to many jokers and lurkers around anymore.

Piney, Chile's post is correct on sexing a snake by appearance alone. I will try to help even more by using Bob's third photograph. Notice the sudden fattening of the body a few inches past the rattle? The rattle and that section is what you would call a "short" tail. The wide body is more...

Nice dark phased female you have their Bob. Did she have the almond dorsal stripe that really sets the color off? -Did she have any other damage on her besides what can be seen on the tail? I only ask because I am always looking for signs of fungal disease.

Is the view from here? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.76305992319007&lng=-74.40297730239865&z=18&type=hybrid&gpx=

Saturday I came across a pair of bear tracks in Wharton. I followed them for more than a mile and saw several spots where the pair dug holes foraging. It was exciting to see in person! From what I saw, I would say it was a sow and cub.

Yeah it sounds like the same fellow, except I have seen him along the river above the lake.

There is the Naked Man of Oswego that wears a booney and hangs out with a yellow dog. :eek: Some things can't be unseen!!!

I have yet to put it together, but I have always wanted to do a time-lapse of the recovery after a good burn. The visual would be terrific to see the green breaking through the blackened forest. I should have set up at Carranza...

BTW - There is a gun club for sale on Pasadena very close to the sand operations. I saw a tiny had written sign roadside.