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I'm happy to see balance in all these posts regarding the topic. I'm just one of those people that has a pet peeve about it.

Here is the process: bait them, grab, constrain, touch, pet, attach.....disturb! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10214712408782978&set=oa.10155946435058256&type=3&theater

Good work Guy and Jess!

That's alright Sue. I never agree with 46'r about a damn thing anyway.

A friend and I were hiking about 8,000 feet up in Denali National Park when we saw a wolf about 400 feet higher, loping along with a radio collar on. It was unnatural, and although I can't fully explain why, he looked bothered by it. Every so often he would shake his head as if annoyed with the...

Do you feel better, now that you replied to me? You just cannot help yourself, I know.

I don't like banding animals in general, and especially banding of birds. And I don't care who disagrees with me, or who thinks they can persuade me that it's good for the future of the species. I still don't like it.

Awww, German! I can't make that one. I hope you'll be doing more in the future on weekdays.

PS: the weight of the Montana is not an issue at all with me. I like solid feel of it, and it's quite rugged. It has performed flawlessly for several years now.

I want a dedicated unit in the woods and swamps. You'd rather a phone. So be it.

There are serious users who need the article Garmin or Magellan provides. A cell phone just won't do.

Thanks Guy, very interesting. I'll bet they were able to use horses for hunting in Greenwood Forest because of the charcoaling being done for New Brunswick homes just 20 years earlier. Colliers took over 220,000 bushels of charcoal out of those woods from 1828 through 1829.

Love to read the rest of the Hunt. If too difficult to show, I understand.

Nice find Guy. I saw an RC cola can at 1:26?

Happy Thanksgiving Ben. Thanks for keeping the website going. :)

Asian Tick in North Jersey http://www.nj.gov/agriculture/news/press/2017/approved/press171121.html

Saw this little tidbit buried in the article ads: http://www.fourwheeler.com/news/1711-toyota-teases-ft-ac-concept-suv-before-la-auto-show/

You may find some! I walked around the building looking for Kneiskern's Beak Sedge. I did not see it, but I didn't do a complete search. The perimeter is open and slightly damp in spots. Good for all sorts of things.

Yes Gibby, you got it. Was it the clue?

Here's another clue: You are driving ENE on a sand road, with a beautiful lake on your right. On the left side of the road, out of the corner of your eye, you see a building off in the woods, about 350 feet away. As usual, you wonder what it is, and often think that it's associated with the......