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well one false assumption you have made is that I believe in biological evolution.I think thats a bigger hoax then Bigfoot.I don't even think those who believe in evolution believe that we descended from chimps but from a common ancestor with chimps.I personally descend from...

Yes Black Bear are making a comeback and as soon as they allow a hunting season on them hunters will be bringing them in left and right. Now I assume that sasquatech obviously being of the primate persuasion lives in family groups or tribes since every large primate I know of live in groups,some...

I follow Jeff's logic,sort of and Banjo's sot of too. If sasquatch is real I do not believe it to be physical. It is too damn big to escape capture or killing indefinitely especially seeing it is now a single critter but a population of them.Cougars are real.Their in zoos and we have cougar...

believe whats going on is the trucks are digging into the water table which rises and falls with the rain levels and tends to drop in summer because of the vegetation sucking up water that would be allowed to accumulate and runoff in winter.Everything is shut down now so any rain we get will...

Bring on the rain.Have kayak,will travel :-)

hey Old Crazy,I just seen a bear a few days ago a mile from my house in laurel lake,just south of Millville.Have had a few sighting in the area for a few years now but I just saw my first one in south jeresy and it was right down the road.I think he's having a ball eating bait piles and tipping...

Come on now,really! Can anyone on this forum really lift their own vehicle?I've always considered myself fairly strong though I know there probably be a few forumites stronger then I but I have a helluva time pushing a vehicle up a slight incline let alone bodily lifiting it off the ground.I...

oh okay I see you found it Bob.I didn't go down far enough.i see you've been there.

that crik be the Temakwehocken which translates from Lenape as beaver creek.temakwe being beaver and of course creek is hocken.hauken,hickin,etc. that heather island is about .8 mi upstream from lower forge and on the east side of the river.right in the junction of springers creek and batsto river.

The topo names the creek that runs through it Governors creek and I guess the name for the pond came from that.I personally thought the named was quite bland for such a beautiful place.It does need another name.I'll have to pull out my Lenape dictionary again.

I've noticed over the yearts that the core barrens seems to get a few more inches a year then we do down here in cumberland county.I wonder if thats due to tree transpiration increasing rainfall much as happens in the smokies though there the mountain factor also comes into play.

http://www.atlanticcityweekly.com/multimedia/Picturesque-Pinelands-67027957.html click on gallery and click top row middle pic.There is your sasquatch...Yours truly:-)

I was looking at the pic before this one.I'd say sweetbay magnolia.I've never seen laurel growing right in the water like that.I've seen it growing in occasionally flooded areas but that looks like it's permanently wet.I'd say magnolia.I zoom in but lose clarity.Down here I'd say it might be...

that sand was too deep for my heels.I just had to kick em off and feel the sand between my toes.

you ain't got somethin agin hillbillies do ya?

that is my gr gr gr grandad.A kentucky guerilla during the civil war.heres a little info on him.a mystery surrounds his demise at wars end. http://eakycivilwar.blogspot.com/2010/05/eat-hearty-men-for-this-will-be-last.html

I was at quarter mile a week ago.There were track and a truck was coming out as me and Bill were walking in.he had firefighter tags so maybe he was legal but their will still tracks everywhere.

the one with all the bulrush in it?

I Confess! it was Me! I used to be a street walker but the sand is so much easier on the knees.Problem is my heels sink in the sand and i trip.The sound you heard was my head hitting a tree and I ripped a limb off trying to regain my balance. Alfreda

This isn't the first black bear thats been seen down here.I know of maybe five reports in cumberland county in the last three years,one was my cousin and it was down near Fortescue.I guess the Bear Swamp is getting it's patrons back. I"m not much of a fisherman but I know Union lake like the...