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Welcome back Greg !

My friend got this on his game camera on Saturday in P'town. Very tall dog !

Thank you. My son trained him relentlessly for waterfowl hunting for the first year and a half. The dog is very strong minded and it wasn't easy. He is still high energy but is now well behaved and he listens well. His name is Junior, after Hank Jr. My son's first dog Hank was killed...

I took the pic tonight while running the dogs. That's little Junior, our mutant lab. A head the size of a bowling ball and muscle on top of muscle.

I saw this sign and one other just like it back here in the Pestletown woods a few weeks ago. Obviously erected by someone who cares about the woods and probably someone who has helped clean it up more than once. The signs were placed at the end of Pestletown Road where people regularly dump...

Al, Did you walk to school and back uphill both ways too ? :)

Here is a detailed map of the works in 1890 prepared by Ernest Hexamer. The works was located at the intersection Hay and Hall street in Winslow near the current firehouse and post office. According to the map the owners were Hay and Fox. 200 employees, 80 of which were children. Who said child...

Well it made it through the first big rain event. There is little bit of material missing from around the northern most pipe and the road has settled there a little which is to be expected. Beneath the log looks very precarious. Let's hope it lasts !

I'll go with the former. The NJOA did not employ lobbyists for the MAP issues.

Another article. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/new_jersey/20160918_Want_a_glimpse_from_the_Pinelands_highest_spot__Thanks_to_vandals_it_s_now_by_appointment_only_.html

Well the work is done. The time table was amazing. Phone calls were made last Wednesday, work was done by this Wednesday. I really do appreciate what was done but it is obvious that budget constraints dictated the scope of work and how it could be done. It is admirable that such a seemingly...

I received the email below today from the NJOA. Their name was dragged around a little in an article in an online news rag called NJ Spotlight. Click on the link to read what was said in the article. The NJOA rebuttal is included I know I've seen the photograph used in the article somewhere...

Fast cure 5200 is available in black, maybe not at Dicks though. As you said, Aquaseal is the go-to for neoprene repairs and Guy shouldn't have any trouble finding that.

Ben, That was a rough day for many of the crew. If I stayed any longer I would have needed an intervention of some sort.

Seven years to the day since I started the thread. Put up 36 gallons today and I have 12 more gallons coming on Tuesday. Prices are holding about the same as last year. http://ginopinto.com/pdfs/GPI%202016%20FALL%20RETAIL%20GRAPE%20&%20JUICE%20PRICES.pdf Go get it ! One change was a new juice...

Now who doesn't love a pile of baby snakes ? Well, there's me for one. :D Great photos Guy !

Wow ! I am pleasantly surprised. The Parks and Forestry people have jumped on this problem with much appreciated fervor. I just got back from taking my gun for a walk (September Goose) with the dogs and when I rounded the bend I saw that the new pipe has already been delivered ! This is...

I worked two days this week around Braddock's Mill Pond in shorts. I sprayed Deep Woods Off on my legs and ankles until I was shiny twice each day and came out unscathed. I think if I drank a shot of that stuff every day I'd be bulletproof !

Guy, Fish and Wildlife is very well aware of the beaver problems and they issue nuisance permits rather easily during the trapping seasons. Hewey's buddy piled them up like cord wood this year with a nuisance permit up north. One problem is that there aren't that many trappers in the State...

This will likely be a very expensive repair. The substantial flow of the Punp Branch a.k.a. Albertson Branch will have to be managed by construction of a coffer dam and bypass pumping or constructing a temporary relief channel. The vertical difference between the bog and the lower stream make it...