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I have never gotten chiggers with it either and no I was in prime chigger grass and the chggers are so bad down here that in september you can hardly go anywhere without getting them except in very open dry woods or in wet swamps,anywhere along old roads or in huckleberry they are there.

I have never gotten a tick or a chigger while under the influence of Peremethrin.Not saying it's foolproof but it hasn't failed me yet.

I like your signature.I'm changing my status to Flatwoods Hillbilly right now :-)

frog slime is vicious jburd. Some of the worst pain I've ever had.Look I'm still squinting.

I like it! Is that Marty Stuart I see there? I have a real good chicken joke I'll have to tell you all sometime:-)

I can't say I've never been hurt by a frog.I once rubbed my eyes after handling a treefrog and spent the next ten minutes screaming and ducking my head in a pond trying to wash whatever that frog had on it out of my eyes.When I was half sensible again I looked in my side view mirror and my eye...

I used to go back there at night and count coup on beer parties.I actually knew that area better at night then in daylight.me and a friend use to shoot up parties with paintball out of wrist rockets and sneak in and grab their beer coolers and push em out in the pond and such crazy stuff.Ran a...

If you find any for heavens sake don't tell the anti invasive people.They would yank them before they could hybridize into Venus Pitcher Traps or Venusdews.

Schooner landing road and 47 is out,it's all private and inhabited.You can put in across the maurice river at Laurel lake outlet once again on private property (LLPOA) property but it is not inhabited and you should get away with it.You can also put in at Leamings Mill and paddle down under...

I know where union is and I have heard the term bears head used in that area but other then the small stream known as bears head branch i know of no road known as bears head.Is this fringe tree where bears head branch crosses union road? That is straight up oak/pine barrens in there.There was a...

DW Guy meant Whipoorbill which is my buddy and a member of this forum.He has recordings of treefrogs online but yes whipoorwills and pb treefrogs start making noise around the same time of year (april). what do you mean by a Fringe Tree???where is it? Al

Thanks Scott! I know a few more ponds then shown here but this is great info.I know of one pond not far from turkey point,wouldn't think of that area as the Pines would you? but it is a very small section of pine barrens habitat sandwiched in an area totally unbarrens like. DW If you need some...

I like this imagining much more then Lennon's imagine though eventhough I don't care for that Imagine's lyrics,Lennon still rocks whenever he comes back west.

They call it a gig because when you miss and the frog goes under and you see bubbles the frog is giggling at you.

I know the spot and I know the frogs,these froggers are not up against amatuers.I just hope no one gets hurt.

Oh if your ever interested in seeing "Barrens on the Rocks" Go to Sams Point preserve and Minnewaska state park in the Shawangunks.They are Pine barrens on top of a ridge of white rock,I think conglomerate and a couple of hidden waterfalls and lakes backed by cliffs with barrens on top.Gorgeous...

Been to the Dacks once for about four days.Did some hiking on lowland trails and checked out some of the streams.Most streams are whitewater and my whitewater experience is not much but I have a boof on flatwater canoeing the dacks and they do have some nice flatwater sections.The Osewegatchie...

I would say that the Barrens has some swamps in it that are as tough foot per foot as any country out there but the distances are not as great.I crossed the Great Swamp once at an angle that was about .9 miles from one edge to the other.It took me almost four hours.If that isn't a wilderness I...

You ever been to the Wind River/Popo Agie area?Looks like raw,nekked country on GE photos.

Now that appears to be calcite that those Fairies are made of so i assume the water is percolating up through limestone but yet this has to be in the caldera because of the thermal features so is this an ancient supervolcano obviously bigger then anything we have today and it blew itself up in...