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I played with my new tripod and PhoneSkope for a few minutes at the truck on Saturday but it was futile. We had sustained 20 mph winds with gusts to 30+ all day.

I love that area and frequently take the 1 hour and 20 minute ride just to shoot groundhogs. The hunting was sub-par on Saturday because of the cold a.m. start and the relentless wind but my friend and I hunted almost 9 hours on Saturday, mainly because we didn't want to leave the serenity.

Beautiful photos. I was on the west side of the Cohansey opposite Dix on Saturday whacking groundhogs on a farm that borders a tributary and the ospreys were out in force. We saw several carrying fish in their talons headed back to their nests.

That sounds like a good read Guy. I wish I could make it past two pages of Fur, Fish, Game before I am sawing wood for the night. :)

I try and run a high BAC as much as possible but it doesn't seem to affect them. Maybe they are seasoned professionals like me. :guinness:

I know where they can get more beavers !

Well that settles it. No more woods for me. I think I will become a city boy. Tomorrow I am going to buy some theater tickets, get some Dockers and a few button-down shirts. Anyone want to buy two F-350's ? I gotta get me some kinda import hybrid car. I'm so done with you hicks. :)

Tried the removal trick in Post #1 this morning. I had two ticks embedded under each arm, apparently from running the dogs through some fire cuts last night. . I yanked the first one with my finger nails and the head snapped so I will wait for that to be ejected by my own natural forces. With...

We use the Tick Nipper on our dogs. It works well.

Reminds me of Tap's Tips. You're old like me if you know what they are !

I just saw the attached video today. It is frightening to see how fast the coyote grabs and ragdolls the small dog. Thank God for his Rottweiler buddy. It brings some real fear into my mind regarding our two dogs. We are hearing more and more coyotes across the street from our house lately and...

She just added your name to the list ! ;)

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It certainly looks like it's going to be a lot of fun Boyd. I never made it out to the bog yesterday for duck pics but I will post a few once I do. The Phoneskope is avaialble for the 6+ in two models. The one I have accepts the 6+ in an Otter Box. The other model accepts the bare phone.

It was a great hike and the weather was more like May than March. The area sees very little human activity. As Guy said, it was Old School PBX with a some difficult woods work, especially the afternoon stream/jungle crossing. I managed to stay dry but many did not. The score was a solid 9 out...

Thanks to a tip from 46'er, I looked at Phoneskope adapters for my spotter. I bought one for my Redfield spotter that accepts an iPhone 6+ in an Otter Box. It came in the mail yesterday. I took these this morning at the bird feeder. I am going to hit the bogs out front later today and see if I...

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One of L&L's concrete trucks went through the bridge about twenty years ago. It sees a lot of traffic and takes a beating.

I love the opening statement, "Today morons...." Being deemed a moron isn't so bad, considering that a moron has the higher level of intelligence when compared to an imbecile or idiot. I always found it interesting that all three of those terms have IQ values associated with them. My mother and...

This is a very sad story. The man used to work for us about 27 years ago. He was a free spirited, happy-go-lucky guy. I read about the disease he has and it is frightening to say the least. My most vivid memory of him was the night we decided to try out his new Bronco II in the woods off 206. I...