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Which did you see johnnyb ? Thread title says mute, while your posting says tundra. Mutes are bad news for other native waterfowl or their habitat. Many states allow them to be shot and are going to great lengths to remove them. Their protection was ended in the Migratory Bird Treaty Reform Act...

Wow, 5 months of dead air for this noble thread. Well, here's a dandy of an ale: Firestone Walker Wookey Jack, a black rye IPA at 8.3% ABV. The mallard tried some a few minutes before and went into his dead mount pose.

Once again, a masterful hike pulled out of Bob's mind in literally one day. A last minute change of plans on Thursday resulted in a scrapped hike and then a brand new hike the same day. Thank you Bob. This hike brought a lot of varied scenery and the weather was stellar. I brought my springer...

Not the traditional small game opener that I grew up with. Squirrel and rabbit have been open since September 27. The only thing opening tomorrow is the pen raised birdie season. And grouse in the south, if you can find one. If you are visiting a WMA tomorrow just remember to duck and cover !

200 million dollar project dependent upon 1960's era Russian hardware. Brilliant !

We had a great time as usual and it is always a hoot seeing you Terry ! My wife and her sister love the Cleanup and it was great spending the day with Big John, the original Pine Baron from this site ! I have been doing a lot of maintenance on my fun truck over the last two weeks getting ready...

Well Guy, in some cases, there is something to fear about coyotes. This happened two weeks ago in New Jersey. The cyclist was very brave and the hunter was lucky to have extra bolts and a knife. http://www.nj.com/morris/index.ssf/2014/10/cyclist_fought_off_rabid_coyote_with_bike.html

We will be there with my Sunday goin' to meetin' truck.

While duck hunting the Pines this morning the sky, the woods, the mist and the water were working together to make me realize it was truly a good day to be alive.

Yes Bob, miles. The two packs we heard today were two different packs based on the distances and the geography of where we were parked and where we headed. Each pack sounded like they had at least 5 members. Here is Tala. I told my buddy he better spray paint her orange real soon. When she...

This morning, just a little before O'dark thirty, me and a buddy were setting up along a creek in the pines for wood ducks. We arrived at our parking spot at 05:45 and as we were putting on our gear, a pack of coyotes were carrying on in the distance off to the north. My buddy's dog Tala was...

Interesting account johnnyb. I love that entire area. I have been travelling down there the last few years to shoot groundhogs on a friend's farm. He is a member of the Hancock family who has a very long history in that area. The homes on Ye Greate Street are beautiful. I have passed the one in...

I won't answer Merle's question. :(

Beautiful pictures 46er. Sounds like an awesome road trip. My wife-to-be/still-is wife and I climbed Mount Washington in August 1979 using the Tuckerman's Ravine Trail. We stayed half way up in the AMC Shelters and hit the peak the second morning. Here I am 35 years ago enjoying windchills in...

We usually get there around 1:00 and it is quite a zoo. Mostly sunny and 65 so says NOAA.

This Sunday coming up. Kettle Corn rules ! http://www.batstovillage.org/country-living-fair.htm

Not visible in the Big Woods tonight Guy.

I'll be getting down out of my tree at about that time. Maybe I will hang in a few extra minutes if it's clear.

Yeah Guy and Bob are REALLY old. I feel sorry for them sometimes. :D I do, however, have the original 1967 release of Surrealastic Pillow by Jefferson Airplane. It was actually my sister's but I played it more than her.

The Ewan drum dump off of Tuckerton Road in Tabernacle attained the coveted EPA Superfund status many years ago.